Prithviraj and Nani broke their silence on Justice Hema Committee report, Mohanlal and Mammootty still silent

Prithviraj Sukumaran on Hema Committee report

When asked about the impact on the film industry, Prithviraj said there should be a strong response to it. He said, 'Just because I have not faced such a problem does not mean it does not exist in the industry. I have not experienced it, but if anyone in Malayalam cinema has been affected by such groups, their complaints should be heard. If such a body exists, it should be abolished.'

Nani's reaction on Hema committee report

At the same time, Telugu actor Nani has also given a shocking reaction to the Hema Committee report. In an interview, he has expressed concern over the mistreatment of women in the Malayalam film industry and called it 'scary'. He said that the situation in the showbiz world was much better earlier, but 'we are in the worst situation now.'

nani mentioned in the nirbhaya case

Speaking to NDTV, actor Nani said, 'It has been bothering me ever since the Nirbhaya case. It never ends and it keeps bothering me constantly. In fact, I am very scared to scroll through my phone. We are in the midst of a social media boom, everyone is on social media and a lot of things are happening on it. I believe that whatever reaches its peak, it also starts to come to an end.'

Nani called the current situation bad

Nani further added, 'Whenever I hear about all these news, especially about how women are treated or anyone can say or do anything and think they can get away with it, I think 20 years ago the situation was much better. And the situation was better than 20 years before that. I think we are in the worst situation now.'

What is the Justice Hema Committee report?

The revelations of the Justice Hema Committee report have shocked the whole country. A Malayalam actress was sexually harassed in 2017, after which the government constituted a three-member commission. The commission was headed by Justice K Hema (retired), while the team also included former officer KB Valsalakumari and actress Sharada. The report, submitted to the government in 2019, was made available in the public domain yesterday. In which many aspects of the Malayalam film industry have been investigated. These include sexual harassment, lack of basic facilities like women's washrooms and changing rooms, salary differences and discrimination on the basis of gender.