This is not a Kerala issues , but Kerala was bold enough to enquire into the sexual exploitation of women in the film industry. People of Kerala does not support abusers.
This kinda things happens in many other film industry too. I would definitely appreciate the malayalam actress community who did stand against this together. They took the initiative for this movement and i hope it will spread outside the industry too.
What about all the political killings of RSS workers by left & Islamists, the highest no. of recruits to ISIS, the debt based economic model & going to SC to ask for funds to bail out from centre, the non supportive environment to entrepreneurship...
@@vivekudayakumar5039can you backup any of those claims? Or is your comment a propoganda just like that kerala story movie where it was just 3 women blatantly lying 30K?
@@euphoria-1045 atleast kerala movies females are given some inmportance unlike bollywood where women are hired only for item song like fevicol and chikni chameli...lol
It's out as it happened in Kerala. This documentary neither gives anyone the right to blame all Keralites nor can generalize that the same isn't happening elsewhere. Kerala Reports. People listen to it. That's all 😊
Also please report growing unemployment in your state. And stop migrating to Bangalore to open your bakery and tea shops especially those madrasa chaps stay at your Gods own place. 🙏
Irrelevant comment because it doesn't tell us anything we don't already know. Of course, not every single person is bad in any place, Kerala or Pakistan .
@@AmoghavarshaNrupatungakannadas are nit giving jobs its the big tech companies, shift all those big tech companies elsewhere and we can see nobody coming to your s-hole state
My respect for Malayalam women, and also the industry which is going to another level exposing this very problem. All other states are far from the democracy they have in Kerala.
That's why Kerala has highest level of political killings. Why the professor hands chopped off, so much freedom of speech? Haven't heard of such radical in Sikkim or other states. Just a ma''llu begg'rr
@@krishnamohanm8569 didn't answer my question? Why the professor hands chopped off and why syro-malabar church was saying about love and narc''otics jih''ad'.
This isn't about mallus, Its about the dignity of Keralite women. addressing these issues are important to keep insects from eating up our progress and pride. Glad these brave women are showing up and exposing these insects. lets support them.
@@Tup7kSh7kur Lol. For that to happen there needs to be some serious actions in the cow belt. Its hopeless since no action have been taken on any cases of exploitation or rape. Brij Bushan is still there. Ajmer case people were out in the open till some months back. Seriously North India produces vile human beings who consider woman to be secondary citizens.
There are drug cases that are covered up by the media, and the MeToo movement is often cited as a major distraction from these issues. As a result, drug abuse is not being brought to light.
At least women in Kerala can voice these exploitative behaviors and there's a huge popular support to change the status quo including formal enquiry committees documenting What's been going on. Cannot imagine anything like this will even remotely happen in Hollywood, Bollywood, the fashion industry and the music industry .
@@arvindmishra9840 copywood...Only item dance films .Page 3 Parties /drugs .No stories 😂..If any commission comes up there ...then..it will be very interesting
As a women you should ashame bcz 90% of dem r fake even d court has identified its backlash... not even one is arrested more like a honey trap My respect has go down drastically as a whole for women afyer this incident.. Never trustable... So cheap
What kerala has done is so impressive. This is happening all over especially inthe entertainment industry. One small state in India has taken such a strong step to safe guard woman!!!
Beware of actors and other who are trying to normalize this by saying it happens everywhere and there are bad people everywhere. This is not normal, abusing women is not normal, you are destroying the life of a person. We need to come together and not just support the victims but ensure that it doesnt happen in the future. Becoming a hero on screen is easy, being one in real life not so much.
Many of the comments were insulting mollywood industry and Kerala. But think before saying , don’t you know what is happening in your state surround. This is not only happening in Kerala ,every corner of our country and every industry of our nation had a story to tell us but we’re not listening to them.
These problems are endemic to any informal industry operating within the strict cultural norms of a patriarchal society. This happened in Hollywood and then tech industry of west. The remaining industries also need equivalents of Hema committee setup to investigate the working condition of women. This is a great initiative by the women of Kerala and govt of Kerala.
There are drug cases that are covered up by the media, and the MeToo movement is often cited as a major distraction from these issues. As a result, drug abuse is not being brought to light.
Kerala leads the reformation in the film industries in India, that is long due. Respect to the Hema Committee and those supporting people ❤ let’s make Kerala better and better ❤
According to WHO, 1 in 3 women experience sexual abuse worldwide, the question is how many communities taking initiative to stop it, congratulations to Kerala community
There are drug cases that are covered up by the media, and the MeToo movement is often cited as a major distraction from these issues. As a result, drug abuse is not being brought to light.
@@ritikasingh9555 This is sheep mindset. By exposing them there‘s a chance for indian society to finally show some balls & boycott them. Look at Harvey Weinstein in the west. You as the people of this nation have more power than you know, you just have to stick together.
There are drug cases that are covered up by the media, and the MeToo movement is often cited as a major distraction from these issues. As a result, drug abuse is not being brought to light.
There are drug cases that are covered up by the media, and the MeToo movement is often cited as a major distraction from these issues. As a result, drug abuse is not being brought to light.
Shame on you BBC for not calling out the perpetrators (like Dileep, Mukesh, the pimp Edavala Babu, Siddique, Jayasuriya and many more) even after FIRs have been lodged and one of them even serving time in jail
There are drug cases that are covered up by the media, and the MeToo movement is often cited as a major distraction from these issues. As a result, drug abuse is not being brought to light.
Other side of this is that, most of the filed cases are fake and many innocent guys are getting blame for the things they haven’t done. Nitin Pauli’s case is an example.
There are drug cases that are covered up by the media, and the MeToo movement is often cited as a major distraction from these issues. As a result, drug abuse is not being brought to light.
And that is how real established culprits set up one single fake case against someone who is barely getting films, so that they can piggy back on that false case to claim allegations against them is also false. Meanwhile only one false allegation was rejected by police after initial investigation
One thing that BBC conveniently left out - the report was published after 4 years of submission and after much pressure on state govt. It also conveniently omits main actors like Dileep, Mukesh, the pimp Edavala Babu, Siddique, Jayasuriya and many more even after official FIRs have been filed. It also left out how people likie Mukesh and Siddique got bail for non-bailable offenses. Shame on you BBC !
Sigh BBC, why do u not present some reality facts.. when covering such reports, the alarming reality is that the government seeing the potential implications of the report subdued it for 5 years, until ordered by the court to publish it, which they published after redacting many pages.. the narrative seems to be a praise on kerala govt for bringing this out.. except this had to be done because of directives by the court, starting from the formation of the committee to release of the report. The pessimistic actress is absolutely right.. they say nothing happens after they complain.. which is what is happening after this report came out.. the special investigation team is formed for the benefit of the perpetrators associated with the ruling party.. although in the light of this.. several fake extortion and fake harrasment cases going viral on media.. the direction of this issue is just changing.. everything is diluting.. everything will go back to usual.. one thing that can be easily implemented is the providing of basic facilities for women on the set.. the harrasment part is a long battle.. it will take some time to find the right solutions.. but no honest initiatives are seen so far from the responsible authorities.. the progressiveness in this state is definitely much better than other states in India.. but it is not ideal.. we have to work together to be the best role model in the world, not be satisfied just by being the best in India..
no other state can even think of asking a government to form such a committee or even imagine having the gall to even voice their discomfort or pain..this is one of the smallest film industries in india...and if you happen to be from india,you can easily imagine how much power the film stars/industry has a hold over the government..there are states where the CM's children work in the industry and end up being legislators and such...they are not glorifying the government...they are just merely saying that this industry is not monopolous enough that the women are shushed...i dont know if you still get the gist
There are drug cases that are covered up by the media, and the MeToo movement is often cited as a major distraction from these issues. As a result, drug abuse is not being brought to light.
Exactly, this is a very big issue and should have been implemented and investigated stage by stage rather than all out in a sudden. A systemic approach would solve this issue in the long term but what nobody addresses is the large number of senseless and baseless accusations that are being pointed at actors. What will the government or the respective authorities plan on to address this issue.
@@anandachuthan9062 are you seriously feeling proud of the fact that a committee had to be formed to expose the sexual harassment happening in kerala film industry??lmao
It took a whole lot of courage by these brave women to speak out about their horrific experience! Hope people appreciate that and do something about it. Especially those entrusted to help give justice to our brave women.
This issue is going in every industry in India,not only in kerala.. kerala girls have guts to voice out about this issue... kerala government only take the appropriate action and make a committee about this issue..why didn't other state government take action about this issue.. they are still silent
When women from other film industries didnt have the courage to speak out. Malluwood(Keralafilm industry) actresses came out boldly and spoke out without fear. That's the amount of freedom the women in that state enjoys.
@@anugrahsuryaputro15 Kerala, like any state in India, has its strengths and areas for improvement when compared to others. It's not perfect, but neither is any other state. As someone from Kerala who has traveled across many states in India, I’ve seen firsthand how each place has its own unique qualities.
I believe, Kerala a beautiful State with highest literacy rate in the country has to set an example a working framework or system on workspace safety for rest of the Indian film industry to lookup.
People in the comments section defending Kerala: Yes, we do acknowledge the existence of the HEMA report and the govt. Support for the committee is exemplary! We also accept that this is not something that happens only in Kerala ( obviously). While lauding the first fact and accepting the second, IT IS STILL TRUE that the actions perpetuated were ALSO by Keralite men. A place can be both good and bad, and obviously there are men who stand with women as well as men who are vile. Please don't bring up the not all men/ Keralites - OF COURSE, we know. But the focus is on the victims who are ALSO YOUR WOMEN - focus on THEM. And on the criminals - who need to be punished regardless.
These are mere allegations and many of these allegations are prima facie fake and most of the accused have filed criminal defamation against these women who are crazy for fame and attention.,and misandry should be "equally" addressed as misogyny and no hysteric feminist will get a single drop of male blood to satisfy their frenzy and to demean "manism" and masculinity.,.,., weaker gender protection laws are most misused in india as elsewhere
Kerala film industry will be back with strong leaders and is eliminating the bad people. Recently watched, ARM and KISHKINDHA KAANDAM, Both are amazing movies ❤
For the first time in India, a commission has been appointed to investigate the problems and challenges faced by women within the film industry. The first applause goes to WCC (Women in Cinema Collective), a group of women in Malayalam cinema, for their relentless efforts. As a result of their activism, several actress have come forward to share their experiences, many stars true faces were revealed and the Kerala government also deserves appreciation for taking the initiative to form this commission. In my opinion, if similar investigations are conducted in Bollywood and other industries, they will uncover more incidents than Kerala, perhaps even a thousand-fold!
The Malayalam film industry is about to face a huge crisis. They might make good progressive movies but the way the so called directors, producers, actors treat Women is far from progressive.
This issue cannot be shrinked up only into a specific film industry. It's happening every where and every film industry or any working places. It's good that people from Kerala film industry became a voice for every other film industries in India pointing out "this and that is happening"
Yeah other states film industries doesn't have courage to expose this issue, other state actress are so cooperative 😂, if u give money then u get bj hj anything in tamil telugu bollywood, 😝 in English film industry, even sx scenes are not artificial, its originally done, several rehearsals, so their women enjoy sx with random people, only women with dignity speaks out like this
There have been three false accusations this month alone, while the drug mafia within the film industry remains largely unchecked. Some members of WCC (Women in Cinema Collective) are reportedly involved in drug parties, and young men have raised concerns about the lack of investigation into WCC women. Additionally, questions remain as to why the police and courts have been unable to find sufficient evidence to prosecute the imprisoned Malayalam actor. It's hard to understand the direction in which these issues are heading. While women need protection, it seems that trust in institutions, including the WCC, is being eroded.
Shameful for the state film industry the Kerala, shameful, it applies to bollywood tollywood Kollywood mollywood, the full film industry They put india down in their dark side like western cultures
Kerala (malayalam )film industry is far better than any other film industry in India .If these kind of attrocities are going on in keralas mollywood then just imagine what kind of horrible torturing must be going on in tamil, Telugu, kannada and bollywood industries against women in the form of casting couch.😮
This is seen in many film sets. Not just Kerala. The thing to be proud of is a group of malayalee women in Kerala raised awareness for their industry so that steps can be taken to preserve the present and future for the women in the industry. It’s these women who need the credit for raising awareness. This is also not just about sexual harassment but drugs alcohol on set or coming to work under the influence, not being on time etc. however sexual thing seems to catch media attention shadowing the actual purpose of the report. Media may be doing this purposeful so that actual issue is not addressed. Maybe the power group may be wanting it that way.
Mohanlal ,Dileep, Mukesh, Siddique, Maniyanpillai Raju, Idavela Babu Jayasurya are the actors who are serial womanizers and culprits of this heinous crime
Username matches. Mohanlal and Dileep being serial womanizers are not a fact which has hard evidence. Dileep being a scumbag and criminal have some evidence.
Salutes to the Kerala Govt to have ordered such a committee even though they sat on it afterwards. All these cases need thorough objective investigations as it's evident the so called victims and accused are all having questionable integrity. Not emotional investigations and melodrama.
At least in Kerala, this committee was formed and a damning report came out.. no such thing will happen in Bollywood which is a million times more rotten
See the doctors in Kolkata forcing Mamata to budge to their demands. Why don't affected women start like that. It's because films are seen not as essential services. So advise is boycott until you get what you need. 😢
Do you have the balls to report issues happening in other film industries in the same country especially the lights of kollywood, Tollywood, Bollywood , sandalwoods etc and all other woods reagrds to Film Industry.
On a positive note, the Malayalam film industry can be considered as more progressive than any other film industry since these reports are allowed to come out. For example crimes are not reported in North Korea doesn't mean they are not happening there. It just means they are not being reported.
You guys should also should’ve reported about the Actress abduction case that led to the Hema Committee Report and eventually to the Me Too movement in the Kerala film industry. B Unnikrishnan you have included in this video is part of the power group. He’s also one of the major perpetrators along with actor Dileep.
Does the report be withheld for 5 years? Yes that happens in Kerala. Does the released report be only partially released? Yes that happens in Kerala. Does it rain? Yes, that happens in Kerala. 😂😂😂😂😂
If your media has the courage and integrity, publish the names of the culprits from the Justice Hema Committee report and the other documented cases of abuse and assault against the victims. Show the guts - For the people , By the people, Of the people .
Any industry in India women’s and men’s are facing these kind of harassment but hema comity was the first defense against those who were harassed .in future from every industry they raises their incidence and harassment mollywood industry became the first industry to take legal action against actors and criminals. This is an historical change for any industry truth always won in the end 🎬
Some of these cases should go to the police, not the trade union who is just keeping a list. If women stop paying for and watching movies for one month, the actors will feel the impact. If they don't watch for a year, maybe it could change.
Hahah😂😂😂😂 Its quite funny that when that shameless b unnikrishnan says that”you cant say that we are not addressing it”,you can see a momento of the actor who have hired goons to attack the actress in his own office….what an irony
Why bbc is concerned over an small state in India . Rather than sexual abuse happening at schools, work place , nhs , pubs ,etc in uk... I think India should have to look into this foreign media trying to give wrong message or creating bad image for india, like what they are doing in Africa , india ,and other Asia specific countries. This is just opposite what the truth is . Only he Kerala ite known about. Its none of the business of bbc as we have an democratic and proper judicial system in this country. They will look into it and punish if there are any guilty. So bbc try to mind your own business.
Kearala women are brave. In most other states the system is so corrupted that the women who stand up against these people will be vanished, mostly by the support of the authorities themselves(corrupt policemen). I hope you understand what I meant by vanished.
Once somebody insulted you and again went and stood infornt of him to be insulted... And again and again!!!! What nonsense!!! You think your side is justified?? Why did you kept silence then and allowed all and now after a decade blaberring?
Kerala is a literate state and no wonder women along with government took this initiative. It is in kerala the most police complaints are reported. Does it mean all things are going wrong there? No. It means people do not tolerate anything bad and they know their rights and reports complInts. This is same as in western developed countries. They report complains more. But underdeveloped countries or low literacy states do not report complains. See the report of druv rathe about kerala.
My sincere thanks for sharing it, god's blessings and grace be with affected. Peace prosperity and progress are people's pride and property, please participate.🙏🏼 जय हिन्द, जय भारत, श्रेष्ठ भारत।
This is not a Kerala issues , but Kerala was bold enough to enquire into the sexual exploitation of women in the film industry. People of Kerala does not support abusers.
This kinda things happens in many other film industry too. I would definitely appreciate the malayalam actress community who did stand against this together. They took the initiative for this movement and i hope it will spread outside the industry too.
Yes it will spread. Women are tired of all this😂😂😂😂 people need to be reminded of mothers slap😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The difference is Kerala is dealing with 1st world problems while UP, Bihar, etc are dealing with lynchings, cow security, temples etc.
Nice defence 😂
What about all the political killings of RSS workers by left & Islamists, the highest no. of recruits to ISIS, the debt based economic model & going to SC to ask for funds to bail out from centre, the non supportive environment to entrepreneurship...
Both places have drastically different histories.
@@vivekudayakumar5039can you backup any of those claims? Or is your comment a propoganda just like that kerala story movie where it was just 3 women blatantly lying 30K?
@@XxGamersxx1990 kerala in a financial crisis womp womp .BBC want a civil war nd dump ppl like you can be brainwashed easily
Just imagine how horrific its going to be in other bigger industries.
@@Prathyash.Ariyil good way of deflecting the kerala film industries shortcomings.
@@euphoria-1045 Try to accept the fact!!!!
@@euphoria-1045I think its a shortcoming of entire entertainment industry, Just focusing here only doesn't feel right.
@@euphoria-1045 atleast kerala movies females are given some inmportance unlike bollywood where women are hired only for item song like fevicol and chikni chameli...lol
💯 it happens everywhere..
It's out as it happened in Kerala. This documentary neither gives anyone the right to blame all Keralites nor can generalize that the same isn't happening elsewhere. Kerala Reports. People listen to it. That's all 😊
Agree. Looking forward to the BBC report on English Royal family sex scandal.
Also please report growing unemployment in your state. And stop migrating to Bangalore to open your bakery and tea shops especially those madrasa chaps stay at your Gods own place. 🙏
Start reporting your unemployment too so that we get to see less of you in Bangalore
Irrelevant comment because it doesn't tell us anything we don't already know. Of course, not every single person is bad in any place, Kerala or Pakistan .
@@AmoghavarshaNrupatungakannadas are nit giving jobs its the big tech companies, shift all those big tech companies elsewhere and we can see nobody coming to your s-hole state
My respect for Malayalam women, and also the industry which is going to another level exposing this very problem. All other states are far from the democracy they have in Kerala.
That's why Kerala has highest level of political killings. Why the professor hands chopped off, so much freedom of speech? Haven't heard of such radical in Sikkim or other states. Just a ma''llu begg'rr
@@har_7988Just because you haven't seen Antarctica doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
@@krishnamohanm8569 didn't answer my question? Why the professor hands chopped off and why syro-malabar church was saying about love and narc''otics jih''ad'.
@@krishnamohanm8569 lame comeback, even a search can help that this kind of incident didn't happened there
@ homila Tv its malayali the term u used is the language
First state to establish a committee for exposing the bad people of cinema.
And that state also hide the report over 5 year from people
This isn't about mallus, Its about the dignity of Keralite women.
addressing these issues are important to keep insects from eating up our progress and pride.
Glad these brave women are showing up and exposing these insects. lets support them.
What about Indian Women for a change?
@@Tup7kSh7kur Lol. For that to happen there needs to be some serious actions in the cow belt. Its hopeless since no action have been taken on any cases of exploitation or rape.
Brij Bushan is still there. Ajmer case people were out in the open till some months back. Seriously North India produces vile human beings who consider woman to be secondary citizens.
There are drug cases that are covered up by the media, and the MeToo movement is often cited as a major distraction from these issues. As a result, drug abuse is not being brought to light.
At least women in Kerala can voice these exploitative behaviors and there's a huge popular support to change the status quo including formal enquiry committees documenting What's been going on. Cannot imagine anything like this will even remotely happen in Hollywood, Bollywood, the fashion industry and the music industry .
As an Indian I feel ashamed but then again I’m an Indian woman so I guess I shouldn’t feel bad .
This is a win for people who stand for women. Every woman should be happy abt this. We are so tired of this bs
You should have said as a mallu. The incident happened in your mallu state.
@@arvindmishra9840 as a mallu i can say than no one named sivaji here
@@arvindmishra9840 copywood...Only item dance films .Page 3 Parties /drugs .No stories 😂..If any commission comes up there ...then..it will be very interesting
As a women you should ashame bcz 90% of dem r fake even d court has identified its backlash... not even one is arrested more like a honey trap
My respect has go down drastically as a whole for women afyer this incident..
Never trustable...
So cheap
What kerala has done is so impressive. This is happening all over especially inthe entertainment industry. One small state in India has taken such a strong step to safe guard woman!!!
Beware of actors and other who are trying to normalize this by saying it happens everywhere and there are bad people everywhere.
This is not normal, abusing women is not normal, you are destroying the life of a person.
We need to come together and not just support the victims but ensure that it doesnt happen in the future.
Becoming a hero on screen is easy, being one in real life not so much.
Many of the comments were insulting mollywood industry and Kerala. But think before saying , don’t you know what is happening in your state surround. This is not only happening in Kerala ,every corner of our country and every industry of our nation had a story to tell us but we’re not listening to them.
Kerala is the first state. Constituted a committee to address women's problems. Even Hollywood can't think about it
But whats the outcome? Zero right? 😂 pinaraayi saving rapists like mukesh, ganesh, kamaludeen, b unnikrishnan
These problems are endemic to any informal industry operating within the strict cultural norms of a patriarchal society. This happened in Hollywood and then tech industry of west. The remaining industries also need equivalents of Hema committee setup to investigate the working condition of women. This is a great initiative by the women of Kerala and govt of Kerala.
04:23 😂😂😂😂😝😝😝😝perfect camara man👌👌👌👌
Maybe they don't know Pe10😅😅
Maybe the cameraman knew what he was doing
There are drug cases that are covered up by the media, and the MeToo movement is often cited as a major distraction from these issues. As a result, drug abuse is not being brought to light.
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A perfect example of "Virodhabhaasam" (the irony)
😂😂😂
Kerala leads the reformation in the film industries in India, that is long due. Respect to the Hema Committee and those supporting people ❤ let’s make Kerala better and better ❤
According to WHO, 1 in 3 women experience sexual abuse worldwide, the question is how many communities taking initiative to stop it, congratulations to Kerala community
Massive respect to Kerala Government and Pinarayi Vijayan who took initiative for the women's safety in the Malayalam film industry
After holding it for 5 years
I don't think it needs massive respect
@@geyasahithi441others won't even dare to disclose it
There is no good leader or anything in politics it's always about who is doing better
@@geyasahithi441others have already done it ?
The court ordered to release the report so
@@geyasahithi441 also true
The report was submitted in 2019 and was kept in hold by govt for 5 years
Who's that senior coward hiding under the bed? Without exposing them there's no point running the show.
And then what? He is influential and uk how india treats them. Like royalty😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
There are drug cases that are covered up by the media, and the MeToo movement is often cited as a major distraction from these issues. As a result, drug abuse is not being brought to light.
@@ritikasingh9555 This is sheep mindset. By exposing them there‘s a chance for indian society to finally show some balls & boycott them. Look at Harvey Weinstein in the west. You as the people of this nation have more power than you know, you just have to stick together.
@@RichieTremaine the youth needs to have this mindset. But the wolves also choose to use the sheep’s clothing. Sad state of affairs
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We set up a commission to inquire about this stuff, no other movie industries did that....That should have been your highlight.
Bcoz of Dileep
There are drug cases that are covered up by the media, and the MeToo movement is often cited as a major distraction from these issues. As a result, drug abuse is not being brought to light.
Such a sensible topic and people are fighting in the comments in the name of religion.
i wish I could erase entire concept of religious bs
typical mallus trying hard to divert the topic as their cover is blown
There are drug cases that are covered up by the media, and the MeToo movement is often cited as a major distraction from these issues. As a result, drug abuse is not being brought to light.
Shame on you BBC for not calling out the perpetrators (like Dileep, Mukesh, the pimp Edavala Babu, Siddique, Jayasuriya and many more) even after FIRs have been lodged and one of them even serving time in jail
Yo bbc u haven’t even seen Bollywood issues don’t just look at Kerala industry
This is truly unbelievable...
People all over India just started to recognise Kerala movies and then Justice Hema committee bomb dropped.
what are you trying to say?
Only for people to realise at least these issues come into light in Malayalam industry. Can't say the same for all the other industries
Doesn't matter, the report was submitted to the government 5 years back
@@aniisfunny619 you think casting couch is not happening in other industries..???
There are drug cases that are covered up by the media, and the MeToo movement is often cited as a major distraction from these issues. As a result, drug abuse is not being brought to light.
Other side of this is that, most of the filed cases are fake and many innocent guys are getting blame for the things they haven’t done. Nitin Pauli’s case is an example.
Maybe it's just a ploy to draw attention away from the real cases.
There are drug cases that are covered up by the media, and the MeToo movement is often cited as a major distraction from these issues. As a result, drug abuse is not being brought to light.
And that is how real established culprits set up one single fake case against someone who is barely getting films, so that they can piggy back on that false case to claim allegations against them is also false. Meanwhile only one false allegation was rejected by police after initial investigation
One thing that BBC conveniently left out - the report was published after 4 years of submission and after much pressure on state govt.
It also conveniently omits main actors like Dileep, Mukesh, the pimp Edavala Babu, Siddique, Jayasuriya and many more even after official FIRs have been filed. It also left out how people likie Mukesh and Siddique got bail for non-bailable offenses. Shame on you BBC !
Sigh BBC, why do u not present some reality facts.. when covering such reports, the alarming reality is that the government seeing the potential implications of the report subdued it for 5 years, until ordered by the court to publish it, which they published after redacting many pages.. the narrative seems to be a praise on kerala govt for bringing this out.. except this had to be done because of directives by the court, starting from the formation of the committee to release of the report. The pessimistic actress is absolutely right.. they say nothing happens after they complain.. which is what is happening after this report came out.. the special investigation team is formed for the benefit of the perpetrators associated with the ruling party.. although in the light of this.. several fake extortion and fake harrasment cases going viral on media.. the direction of this issue is just changing.. everything is diluting.. everything will go back to usual.. one thing that can be easily implemented is the providing of basic facilities for women on the set.. the harrasment part is a long battle.. it will take some time to find the right solutions.. but no honest initiatives are seen so far from the responsible authorities.. the progressiveness in this state is definitely much better than other states in India.. but it is not ideal.. we have to work together to be the best role model in the world, not be satisfied just by being the best in India..
The cpm govt hid it as their mla would have to resign if it came out
no other state can even think of asking a government to form such a committee or even imagine having the gall to even voice their discomfort or pain..this is one of the smallest film industries in india...and if you happen to be from india,you can easily imagine how much power the film stars/industry has a hold over the government..there are states where the CM's children work in the industry and end up being legislators and such...they are not glorifying the government...they are just merely saying that this industry is not monopolous enough that the women are shushed...i dont know if you still get the gist
There are drug cases that are covered up by the media, and the MeToo movement is often cited as a major distraction from these issues. As a result, drug abuse is not being brought to light.
Exactly, this is a very big issue and should have been implemented and investigated stage by stage rather than all out in a sudden. A systemic approach would solve this issue in the long term but what nobody addresses is the large number of senseless and baseless accusations that are being pointed at actors. What will the government or the respective authorities plan on to address this issue.
@@anandachuthan9062 are you seriously feeling proud of the fact that a committee had to be formed to expose the sexual harassment happening in kerala film industry??lmao
It took a whole lot of courage by these brave women to speak out about their horrific experience! Hope people appreciate that and do something about it. Especially those entrusted to help give justice to our brave women.
Every movie industry in India has it, Kerala is the only one which addressed it!
This issue is going in every industry in India,not only in kerala.. kerala girls have guts to voice out about this issue... kerala government only take the appropriate action and make a committee about this issue..why didn't other state government take action about this issue.. they are still silent
As a Keralite , Kerala Film Industry is a totally failure, not this issue but full of propaganda movies 💯
When women from other film industries didnt have the courage to speak out. Malluwood(Keralafilm industry) actresses came out boldly and spoke out without fear. That's the amount of freedom the women in that state enjoys.
Why people are busy trying to deflect the topic to other state incidents When it comes to Kerala? Kerala is not that good either.
Definitely Better than all the north states
Its better than most states in India on a lot of parameters. You got any better state in your mind buddy?
@@anugrahsuryaputro15 Kerala, like any state in India, has its strengths and areas for improvement when compared to others. It's not perfect, but neither is any other state. As someone from Kerala who has traveled across many states in India, I’ve seen firsthand how each place has its own unique qualities.
What exactly do you mean by Kerala is not that good either ?? Can you name a place that is only good ??
@@nickj7619 No state is perfect that's my point.
I believe, Kerala a beautiful State with highest literacy rate in the country has to set an example a working framework or system on workspace safety for rest of the Indian film industry to lookup.
Kerala is best in reporting even a minor crime of slapping at face while in UP and Bihar brutal rapes are not getting reported or case filed.
Keep boasting 😅😅
Compare 21cr to 4cr?? When will u understsnd the different maire. Onnu poda koppu
People in the comments section defending Kerala:
Yes, we do acknowledge the existence of the HEMA report and the govt. Support for the committee is exemplary!
We also accept that this is not something that happens only in Kerala ( obviously).
While lauding the first fact and accepting the second, IT IS STILL TRUE that the actions perpetuated were ALSO by Keralite men.
A place can be both good and bad, and obviously there are men who stand with women as well as men who are vile.
Please don't bring up the not all men/ Keralites - OF COURSE, we know.
But the focus is on the victims who are ALSO YOUR WOMEN - focus on THEM. And on the criminals - who need to be punished regardless.
These are mere allegations and many of these allegations are prima facie fake and most of the accused have filed criminal defamation against these women who are crazy for fame and attention.,and misandry should be "equally" addressed as misogyny and no hysteric feminist will get a single drop of male blood to satisfy their frenzy and to demean "manism" and masculinity.,.,., weaker gender protection laws are most misused in india as elsewhere
Kerala film industry will be back with strong leaders and is eliminating the bad people.
Recently watched, ARM and KISHKINDHA KAANDAM, Both are amazing movies ❤
For the first time in India, a commission has been appointed to investigate the problems and challenges faced by women within the film industry. The first applause goes to WCC (Women in Cinema Collective), a group of women in Malayalam cinema, for their relentless efforts. As a result of their activism, several actress have come forward to share their experiences, many stars true faces were revealed and the Kerala government also deserves appreciation for taking the initiative to form this commission. In my opinion, if similar investigations are conducted in Bollywood and other industries, they will uncover more incidents than Kerala, perhaps even a thousand-fold!
Respect to the Kerala Women, Activists and the Government for this. 🙏
Other film industries dont even have the balls to set up a similar committee. Imagine if something of this sort is created in Bollywood.
The Malayalam film industry is about to face a huge crisis. They might make good progressive movies but the way the so called directors, producers, actors treat Women is far from progressive.
Aishwarya shld come out against Salman
This issue cannot be shrinked up only into a specific film industry. It's happening every where and every film industry or any working places. It's good that people from Kerala film industry became a voice for every other film industries in India pointing out "this and that is happening"
Yeah other states film industries doesn't have courage to expose this issue, other state actress are so cooperative 😂, if u give money then u get bj hj anything in tamil telugu bollywood, 😝 in English film industry, even sx scenes are not artificial, its originally done, several rehearsals, so their women enjoy sx with random people, only women with dignity speaks out like this
There have been three false accusations this month alone, while the drug mafia within the film industry remains largely unchecked. Some members of WCC (Women in Cinema Collective) are reportedly involved in drug parties, and young men have raised concerns about the lack of investigation into WCC women. Additionally, questions remain as to why the police and courts have been unable to find sufficient evidence to prosecute the imprisoned Malayalam actor. It's hard to understand the direction in which these issues are heading. While women need protection, it seems that trust in institutions, including the WCC, is being eroded.
WCC is mostly getting hijacked by Rima Kallingal Ashiq Abu gang who have identified this to be the perfect opportunity for power grab.
The accused Malayalam actor, director, producer should not be permitted to visit such progressive countries, if BBC value human beings.
Great Kerala peoples better than other states Kerala peoples are better💚🏝
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Very painful to see how badly the BBC has diluted their standards,
Presenting such a sensitive issue like a soothing Sonata
If this is the situation in such a small industry, imagine the horrors in bollywood.
Shameful for the state film industry the Kerala, shameful, it applies to bollywood tollywood Kollywood mollywood, the full film industry
They put india down in their dark side like western cultures
Don't forget that there were incidents which can be under POCSO.
This is kind of things happening in india regularly.
Misleading headline by BBC it should be “Kerala film industry setting new norms to avoid the exploitation “
Kerala (malayalam )film industry is far better than any other film industry in India .If these kind of attrocities are going on in keralas mollywood then just imagine what kind of horrible torturing must be going on in tamil, Telugu, kannada and bollywood industries against women in the form of casting couch.😮
This is seen in many film sets. Not just Kerala. The thing to be proud of is a group of malayalee women in Kerala raised awareness for their industry so that steps can be taken to preserve the present and future for the women in the industry. It’s these women who need the credit for raising awareness.
This is also not just about sexual harassment but drugs alcohol on set or coming to work under the influence, not being on time etc. however sexual thing seems to catch media attention shadowing the actual purpose of the report.
Media may be doing this purposeful so that actual issue is not addressed. Maybe the power group may be wanting it that way.
Kerala industry is owned by ISI and dawood Ibrahim. 😊
Yeah....this happens in UK and USA also but
BBC won't publish that
It happens in every industry and some women are willing to do for the fame 😂
You haven't heard of Harvey Weinstein it seems. Everyone published that!
Mohanlal ,Dileep, Mukesh, Siddique, Maniyanpillai Raju, Idavela Babu Jayasurya are the actors who are serial womanizers and culprits of this heinous crime
Mohan lal !!! how to know ? Proof? Victims?
Mohanlals name hasn't yet been exposed but there are rumers
Username matches. Mohanlal and Dileep being serial womanizers are not a fact which has hard evidence. Dileep being a scumbag and criminal have some evidence.
Mohanlal??
Mammootty is a known pervert since last 20 years...if he is caught and elbow treatment delivered all the truth can be fished out
നിങ്ങൾക് ഒക്കെ ഇപ്പോളാണോ നേരം വെളുത്തത്?
give direct names, is it dileep?, that guy is making it so obvious acting as a security guard for women recently.
Who is feeding all this news to BBC now ??? Someone is getting paid well
Salutes to the Kerala Govt to have ordered such a committee even though they sat on it afterwards. All these cases need thorough objective investigations as it's evident the so called victims and accused are all having questionable integrity. Not emotional investigations and melodrama.
They suppressed the report for 4 years because their own people are involved. Report released after pressure from HC.
This issue is not happening kerala only,, There should be separate body for investigation in all industry.. Especially Bollywood..
What is difficult to understand is why only women don't also men have grievances ?
Modi pr documentary sabse zyada khatrnak hai💀
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At least in Kerala, this committee was formed and a damning report came out.. no such thing will happen in Bollywood which is a million times more rotten
Very brave women to speak up.
See the doctors in Kolkata forcing Mamata to budge to their demands. Why don't affected women start like that. It's because films are seen not as essential services. So advise is boycott until you get what you need. 😢
Do you have the balls to report issues happening in other film industries in the same country especially the lights of kollywood, Tollywood, Bollywood , sandalwoods etc and all other woods reagrds to Film Industry.
On a positive note, the Malayalam film industry can be considered as more progressive than any other film industry since these reports are allowed to come out. For example crimes are not reported in North Korea doesn't mean they are not happening there. It just means they are not being reported.
You guys should also should’ve reported about the Actress abduction case that led to the Hema Committee Report and eventually to the Me Too movement in the Kerala film industry. B Unnikrishnan you have included in this video is part of the power group. He’s also one of the major perpetrators along with actor Dileep.
It happens everwhere but kerala because its kerala it came out
Does the report be withheld for 5 years? Yes that happens in Kerala. Does the released report be only partially released? Yes that happens in Kerala. Does it rain? Yes, that happens in Kerala. 😂😂😂😂😂
If your media has the courage and integrity, publish the names of the culprits from the Justice Hema Committee report and the other documented cases of abuse and assault against the victims.
Show the guts -
For the people , By the people, Of the people .
Any industry in India women’s and men’s are facing these kind of harassment but hema comity was the first defense against those who were harassed .in future from every industry they raises their incidence and harassment mollywood industry became the first industry to take legal action against actors and criminals. This is an historical change for any industry truth always won in the end 🎬
so what action is going to be taken for these ladies to protect them...?
We are going global
Some of these cases should go to the police, not the trade union who is just keeping a list. If women stop paying for and watching movies for one month, the actors will feel the impact. If they don't watch for a year, maybe it could change.
Of course BbC would make a documentary out of this . Bbc won’t leave an opportunity to tarnish one of its ex colonies .
Yeah right, BBC are the ones that colonized India :P
Hahah😂😂😂😂
Its quite funny that when that shameless b unnikrishnan says that”you cant say that we are not addressing it”,you can see a momento of the actor who have hired goons to attack the actress in his own office….what an irony
Woman & Rabbits should be accompanied by a Guardian: Mother , father , brother etc.
Why the Kerala government withholding the names of the predators?
Because they want to protect their people.
What were you expecting in movie or drama industry
Why bbc is concerned over an small state in India . Rather than sexual abuse happening at schools, work place , nhs , pubs ,etc in uk... I think India should have to look into this foreign media trying to give wrong message or creating bad image for india, like what they are doing in Africa , india ,and other Asia specific countries. This is just opposite what the truth is . Only he Kerala ite known about. Its none of the business of bbc as we have an democratic and proper judicial system in this country. They will look into it and punish if there are any guilty. So bbc try to mind your own business.
Why always this person, a man....say their names...why are you scared
what a bullshit are u talking...this is happening not only in kerala....check other industries...there will be double...
Kearala women are brave. In most other states the system is so corrupted that the women who stand up against these people will be vanished, mostly by the support of the authorities themselves(corrupt policemen). I hope you understand what I meant by vanished.
Once somebody insulted you and again went and stood infornt of him to be insulted... And again and again!!!! What nonsense!!! You think your side is justified?? Why did you kept silence then and allowed all and now after a decade blaberring?
What a pathetic situation!😭😭😭😢😢😢🤲🤲🤲
Kerala is a literate state and no wonder women along with government took this initiative. It is in kerala the most police complaints are reported. Does it mean all things are going wrong there? No. It means people do not tolerate anything bad and they know their rights and reports complInts. This is same as in western developed countries. They report complains more. But underdeveloped countries or low literacy states do not report complains. See the report of druv rathe about kerala.
My sincere thanks for sharing it, god's blessings and grace be with affected.
Peace prosperity and progress are people's pride and property, please participate.🙏🏼
जय हिन्द, जय भारत, श्रेष्ठ भारत।
well... Except the case of Jayasurya All others turned out to be fake allegations... Women do have rights but its not to be misused...
If ppl doesn’t have guts to show themselves and tell the story. Pls don’t bring them. Come out and tell stories with names.
What a pity ...
അങ്ങനേ ലോകം മുഴവൻ അറിഞ്ഞു🍩🍌
7:53 … nobody wants to see the outcome and trend that this has created
Malayalam film producing world class movies 🎥 no doubt about that
Name one that came out in the last 10 years..
Anyways, good BBC is publishing this rot that is going on in Indian film industry...not that it is not happening anywhere else in the world