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Malayalam actress Minu Muneer has accused filmmaker-actor Balachandra Menon of forcing her to watch a group sex act in his room in 2007. This is the latest shocking revelation in the #MeToo movement’s impact on the Malayalam film industry, following the release of the Justice Hema Committee report, which exposed widespread sexual exploitation. Muneer has previously accused several other prominent figures, including actor Jayasurya and CPI(M) MLA Mukesh, of abuse, and her allegations have led to investigations and arrests.

In the wake of the Justice Hema Committee report exposing sexual abuse in the Malayalam film industry, another actress, Sowmya, has come forward with allegations of sexual harassment and rape against a Tamil director. Sowmya alleges the director, along with his wife, manipulated her into believing she was their ‘daughter’ and proceeded to sexually assault her over a year, including rape.

Actor Nivin Pauly has been accused of gang rape in Dubai, sparking further MeToo allegations in the Malayalam film industry. The incident comes amidst a broader wave of sexual harassment and assault claims, highlighted by the Justice K Hema Committee report, which led to the formation of a special investigation team by the Kerala government. Other prominent figures in the industry, including actor Sidhique and director Ranjith Balakrishnan, have also faced allegations and sought legal protection.

Veteran Malayalam actress Charmila has come forward with allegations of sexual assault by a film producer, adding to the ongoing debate about exploitation in the industry. Charmila detailed the alleged incident, claiming it occurred 27 years ago and involved multiple individuals. She also spoke about the pressures faced by actresses who refuse to engage in quid pro quo arrangements, shedding light on the systemic issues within the industry.

A report by the Justice Hema Committee, formed to investigate a 2017 assault case of an actress, has exposed widespread sexual harassment and exploitation within the Malayalam film industry. The report, which was based on testimonies from 51 industry professionals, has sparked outrage and calls for action, with many figures demanding the complete release of the redacted report. While several actors and actresses have issued strong statements condemning the findings, prominent actor Rajinikanth expressed his ignorance of the report, adding to the growing controversy.

Malayalam superstar Mammootty has refuted claims of a ‘power group’ within the Malayalam film industry, amidst the ongoing #MeToo movement sparked by the Justice Hema Committee report. He has urged for the implementation of the report’s recommendations and called for a united front within the industry to address the issues raised.

Malayalam actor Jayasurya is facing two sexual harassment allegations, prompting him to take legal action. The allegations came to light amidst the ongoing #MeToo movement in the Malayalam film industry, sparked by the release of the Hema Committee report. One complaint was filed by actress Sonia Malhar, who accused Jayasurya of grabbing her during the filming of ‘Pigman’. The second complaint was filed by actress Minu Muneer, who alleged that Jayasurya hugged and kissed her forcefully during a film project. Jayasurya has denied the allegations and stated that he will be pursuing legal action to prove his innocence.

Malayalam superstar Mohanlal addressed the #MeToo allegations rocking the film industry, emphasizing the need for investigations while urging against a blanket condemnation of the entire industry. He also highlighted the ongoing investigation into issues faced by junior artists and the welcoming of the Hema Committee report.

The Malayalam film industry is facing a wave of sexual assault allegations, with multiple FIRs registered against prominent actors and directors following the release of a report detailing widespread abuse. Actor Jayasurya faces two separate cases, while other high-profile figures like Mukesh and Siddique have also been accused. The Justice Hema Committee report, which triggered the current wave of accusations, revealed instances of harassment and exploitation within the industry. The state government has formed a special investigation team to probe these allegations.

Following the release of the Hema Committee report, exposing sexual harassment and discrimination in the Malayalam film industry, actress Sonia Malhar has come forward with her own disturbing experiences. The government has formed a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to address the issue, while the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA) has seen resignations in response to the allegations.