Bollywood’s Reaction On Hema Committee Report: Justice K Hema Committee Report has been a matter of concern for not only Malayalam film industry but Bollywood as well.
Many Bollywood celebs were seen reacting on it. Before we take a look at everyone’s reaction, let’s take a look at what Amala Paul has to say. She called the report’s finding to be “very disturbing.” Onmanorama reports Amala saying, “I hope there will be justice for this. There was a strong group of women, the Women in Cinema Collective (WCC) who worked tirelessly to bring this report to the public. They weren’t alone in this effort; they had the support of the legal system as well.”
Bollywood Celebs Reaction On Hema Committee Report
Swara Bhasker
Swara Bhasker penned down a long note on Hema Committee Report. She said, “It has been heartbreaking to read the findings of the committee. Moe heartbreaking because it is familiar. Maybe not every detail and not every nitty gritty but the larger picture of what the women have testifies to is all too familiar.” Read the post here:
Kangana Ranaut
While promoting her film Emergency, Kangana Ranaut spoke on Hema Committee Report. She claimed that a report should have been released during the #MeToo movement too. Referring to Hema Committee report and talking about her experience during #MeToo movement, Kangana said, “I had vocally spoken about it, in favour of the women. But then their silence was bought with money. I kept searching for them, but they vanished. Some of them signed a few films with the same people, and I kept searching for them. I am very disappointed with these women. I was left alone, and became the problematic person.”
Kanika Dhillon
Kanika Dhillon, screenwriter of prominent movies like Kedarnath and Manmarziyaan, Kanika Dhillon reacted on Hema Committee Report. TOI reported her sayingKudos to the Hema Committee Report for putting the spotlight on the plight and malpractices that women have been subjected to!” She added, “Only when the focus and the spotlight will be directed to these issues, will the change begin to improve the work environment and professional spaces for women across industries.”
