The Ernakulam District and Sessions Court on Monday acquitted Malayalam actor Dileep in the 2017 sexual assault case involving a well-known female actor, rejecting...
In Kochi, Kerala, the ‘Names of Gaza’ protest organised on Thursday by the Chinta Ravi Foundation and the Palestine Solidarity Forum united writers, activists, students and Malayalam cinema artists to read aloud the names of Palestinian children killed by Israeli occupation.
The Kerala Police’s Special Investigation Team (SIT), assigned to look into the grave allegations of sexual harassment in the Malayalam film industry as highlighted in the Hema Committee report, has currently halted progress in the majority of the registered cases.
There is a chilling familiarity in how the disgraced Malayalam actor Dileep is making his slow but deliberate return to public life. The script is not new: a carefully staged media blitz, selective memory, appeals to nostalgia, and an ecosystem of enablers willing to overlook—or deliberately erase—the seriousness of the charges he continues to face.
The film explores the complexities of sibling dynamics as three estranged brothers reunite at their ancestral home, facing the weight of their past and the inevitability of their mother’s passing.