Do you have an opinion on the recent events in the Malayalam film industry? Share your perspective with us at pov@timesofindia.com. With the Malayalam film industry facing multiple sexual harassment allegations and the release of the Hema Committee report, the joint resignation of the executive committee members of the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA), led by veteran actor Mohanlal, seems poorly timed. What will happen to the unresolved sexual harassment allegations made by several women, including recent ones? Consider the delayed public release of the Justice K Hema Committee report, which exposed widespread harassment of women in the industry and sparked a national conversation on gender exploitation. The resignation of the body meant to address such issues and ensure a safe workplace for women is a significant setback to the movement gaining momentum. While AMMA acknowledges the allegations against some members as a reason for the dissolution of the committee, questions remain about fulfilling moral responsibility beyond resignations by delivering justice to the victims. AMMA plans to form a new committee within two months to rebuild and strengthen the organization but offers no clarity on how ongoing cases will be handled.In the meantime, discussions continue about the ongoing investigations and the future of those already under scrutiny. Two months can be pivotal in a woman's pursuit of justice. Some Malayalam actors have come together in support of their female colleagues, advocating for significant changes and a safe work environment for all. The outcome of the Hema Committee report and how industry leaders and stakeholders address the situation will influence similar movements in other parts of the country. There are talks about enhancing gender diversity in film industry organizations by promoting more women in leadership roles. Actor Shammi Thilakan emphasized the importance of preserving the industry for the next generation, urging for improvements rather than decline.