The Malayalam film industry is currently experiencing a wave of controversy, with numerous actresses coming forward with allegations of sexual harassment. The situation echoes the plot of the National Award-winning film ‘Attham,’ a movie that explores the dark side of a theater group where a single female actor faces harassment from multiple male actors. The recent allegations have sparked outrage and a demand for action to address the issue of sexual harassment in the industry. The ‘Amma’ association, the Malayalam Actors’ Association, has seen its entire executive committee resign, including its president, superstar Mohanlal, following the public outcry. Prominent actress Parvathy Thiruvothu has criticized Mohanlal, accusing him of cowardice for resigning instead of addressing the issue. The allegations have also led to demands for transparency and accountability, with calls for the release of the Hemma Committee report, which investigated sexual harassment in the industry several years ago. The report, which highlighted widespread abuse, has been the catalyst for the current wave of revelations. As the situation unfolds, the Malayalam film industry is facing a reckoning with its past and a challenge to create a safer and more equitable environment for its members.