During a time when the Malayalam film industry is under intense scrutiny due to multiple sexual harassment allegations and the release of the Hema Committee report, the collective resignation of the executive committee members of the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA) led by veteran actor Mohanlal raises concerns about its timing. The question arises - what will happen to the ongoing allegations of sexual misconduct brought forward by numerous women, including recent cases? The Justice K Hema Committee report, which exposed widespread harassment and exploitation of female professionals in the industry, took over five years to be revealed. Its impact was significant, inspiring women across the country to speak out about their experiences. The resignation of the body responsible for addressing these issues and safeguarding women's rights to a safe working environment is a setback to the progress made in the movement. AMMA's official statement mentions the allegations raised by the Hema Committee as a reason for the dissolution of the committee, emphasizing a sense of moral responsibility. However, does moral responsibility simply end with resignations, or should it also involve seeking justice for the victims who bravely came forward? The 16-member AMMA committee, which includes four female members, promises to establish a new committee within two months to rebuild and strengthen the organization. The statement does not address how pending cases will be handled during the transition period or what will become of existing investigations.Investigation. We all know that two months can feel like a long time for a woman seeking justice. In the meantime, several actors in Malayalam cinema have come together to support their female colleagues, calling for significant changes and a safer work environment. The outcome of the Hema Committee report and how industry veterans and other stakeholders respond will influence similar movements happening across the country. Discussions on promoting gender diversity in leadership roles within film industry organizations will also play a vital role. According to Malayalam actor Shammi Thilakan, "The time to act is now... We need to ensure that this industry is passed on to the next generation in a healthy state, not in a state of decline."