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Kerala CM says films should not have things that pollute minds

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Thiruvananthapuram: Pinarayi Vijayan, the chief minister of Kerala, stated on Saturday that those in the film industry have a responsibility to make sure that things that can pollute minds are not present in theatres or the film industry itself because this field has the ability to influence public opinion.

Vijayan, while speaking at a ceremony to present the Sreekumaran Thampi award to Malayalam superstar Mohanlal, said the film industry should give moral values or lessons back to the public in exchange for the love they show to cinemas and the movie sector.

The CM further said that women should have the freedom to come forward and showcase their artistic skills in the film industry without any fear and no conditions should be imposed upon them.

"There should be no system that is anti-skill," he said.

He also said that the state government was duty-bound to provide a safe working environment for women in the film industry and has carried out effective interventions to ensure that.

The CM further said that the constitution of the Justice Hema Committee, after receiving a few complaints from women in the film sector, shows the government's determination to safeguard women's right to work and their dignity.

The Justice Hema Committee was constituted by the Kerala government after the 2017 actress assault case and its report revealing instances of harassment and exploitation of women in the Malayalam cinema industry.


With PTI inputs


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