Women need a respectable and healthy field of work in cinema. Also the laws should be enforced 'Rajeev Ravi, filmmaker and cinematographer commission mentioned issues are open secrets in the industry. And this is really bad. We have never allowed such people to work with us. Things would have been better if the #MeToo movement that started with a great pace continues in Mollywood. But this did not happen. Instead it ended with Alsenier and Vinayakan.

Women need a healthy and happy workplace. They should be respected and heard if there is a complaint, and they should be encouraged to speak up and work instead of questioning their dignity. Considering the findings and suggestions, we need to ensure that the laws are enforced. People should indicate the names of those who end these evil practices. It is important that those handling arts should be brought into change and equality.

'What will be the future of the complainants?' Mala Parvati, actress production controller, is the one who rules the shooting sets. How they treat us depends on their nature. Some are extremely caring and ready to give a loo break between shoots. But there are others who do not even consider us humans. I have also struggled for water in sets. Also during the shooting of Happy Sardar, I finally rented a caravan at my expense as I could not use the washroom for 16 hours. This became an issue. I am an optimistic person and I see the tribunal positively. But I wonder what the future of the complainants will be?

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