AMMA ready to consider WCC grievances: Mohanlal

Thiruvananthapuram: Breaking his silence on the decision of a film actor to take over the actor Dileep, accused in a badual badault case, Mohanlal, "superstar," said Saturday that he was ready to consider the grievances raised by Women in Cinema Collective on the issue

In a statement to the London media, Mohanlal said that describing AMMA as "anti-women" was "inhuman."

Mohanlal had courted controversy after the very first meeting chaired by him As president of the Malayalam Artists Association Movie (AMMA) decided to take over Dileep in the badociation.
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The actor was arrested for conspiracy in the case relating to the kidnapping and badual badault of a South Indian actress in February 2017 and released on bail.
Protestant against this, the actress had resigned from the badociation on June 27 and three of her colleagues also released their documents, triggering a broad condemnation of the AMMA decision.

In a statement, Mohanlal said that they all supported their colleague against a heinous attack was made last year.

"We are with our sister to this day."

The new leadership was ready to examine the sentiments expressed by the WCC on the reintegration of Dileep, he said.

"If corrections are needed, it would be done," said the actor. the primary members of the badociation after allegations surfaced about its alleged involvement in the attack of the actress last year.

On June 26 at the annual AMMA meeting in Kochi, the unanimous sentiment expressed was to "freeze" the decision to remove Dileep from the badociation, Mohanlal said.

The AMMA leadership was only held with the unanimous decision of the members and there was no other vested interest, he said.

The actor said that he was pained to read the various criticisms being leveled

Some of those who did not attend the meeting came out later raising opposing voices and announced that they were leaving the badociation, he said

. "Even before we know the truth, many people we respect have come to counter," he said. Controversially, Dileep informed the badociation that he was not eager to become an active worker of the organization until his innocence was proven.

The actor held his position right after the Women in Cinema Collective demanded an emergency executive. , a WhatsApp clipping sent by KB Ganesh Kumar, deputy, who is one of AMMA's vice presidents, to the body's general secretary, Edavela Babu, was the subject of a media look Saturday, according to which the actresses resigned "habitual troublemakers" and had always harbored grudge against the badociation.

He also attacked politicians who spoke out against the badociation for his controversial decision. The Kerala Women's Commission and some state ministers have openly criticized the decision to take over Dileep.

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| Published by: Parth Sharma