AMMA Leadership Resigns Amid Harassment Scandal
AMMA Leadership Resigns Amid Harassment Scandal
AMMA Leadership Resigns Amid Harassment Scandal
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Actor Mohanlal and all 17 executive members of the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA) resigned amid a scandal involving widespread sexual harassment allegations within the Malayalam film industry. This follows the explosive findings of the Justice K Hema Committee report, which detailed rampant abuse and misconduct faced by women professionals. The Kerala government has formed a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to further investigate these allegations. High-profile figures such as actor Siddique and director Ranjith also stepped down from their respective positions due to related accusations. The resignations mark a significant upheaval in AMMA, with plans for a new administrative panel to be elected within two months. The industry faces increasing scrutiny and demands for reform and accountability.

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A grim second half of 2024 for Malayalam cinema: From Hema Commission report to AMMA resignations
Mohanlal resigns as AMMA president amid sexual abuse allegations
Mohanlal quits as president of Kerala actors' body, executive panel dissolved
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A grim second half of 2024 for Malayalam cinema: From Hema Commission report to AMMA resignations
Mohanlal resigns as AMMA president amid sexual abuse allegations
Mohanlal quits as president of Kerala actors' body, executive panel dissolved
Mollywood sexual abuse row: Mohanlal resigns as AMMA president, executive committee dissolved
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