The #MeToo movement has become the only topic that every movie lover care about. Who will be named by who? Which actress will come out and say that she has been harassed has become a huge discussion point?!
Shraddha Srinath talked about the men in the Industry, mainly Superstars not coming out to talk about the sexual harassment and abuse issue in the public.
Her friend from Kannada Industry, Sruthi Hariharan named Arjun Sarja as one of the persons who has a bad conduct around heroines. Even though not explicitly but she implied that she felt uncomfortable with his improv.
Now, Shraddha asked all the stars and men in the Industry, why are they silent? She tweeted,
"'I'm mildly curious. Where are the men. :) The men who on 70 mm screens vow to protect their sisters and mothers and fight off a dozen bad men and make trucks fly. Please do your magic now. Say something. I just want to know what our superheroes think. That's all."
She continued to make a sarcastic remark,
"I guess it's easier to make trucks fly than making people accept the fact that sexual harassment is a thing and that women don't do it for attention."
Well, Rajnikanth, Amitabh Bachchan talked about the issue very politically and Kamal Hassan welcomed movement but did not really dwell into the details.
We have to wait and see, who all will try to talk about the issue. It seems like all the actors are waiting for the movement to end and be done with it all. But if they come out and speak, they may spark a healthy environment in the Industry and also women would feel comfortable coming into the field further.
Shraddha Srinath talked about the men in the Industry, mainly Superstars not coming out to talk about the sexual harassment and abuse issue in the public.
Her friend from Kannada Industry, Sruthi Hariharan named Arjun Sarja as one of the persons who has a bad conduct around heroines. Even though not explicitly but she implied that she felt uncomfortable with his improv.
Now, Shraddha asked all the stars and men in the Industry, why are they silent? She tweeted,
"'I'm mildly curious. Where are the men. :) The men who on 70 mm screens vow to protect their sisters and mothers and fight off a dozen bad men and make trucks fly. Please do your magic now. Say something. I just want to know what our superheroes think. That's all."
She continued to make a sarcastic remark,
"I guess it's easier to make trucks fly than making people accept the fact that sexual harassment is a thing and that women don't do it for attention."
Well, Rajnikanth, Amitabh Bachchan talked about the issue very politically and Kamal Hassan welcomed movement but did not really dwell into the details.
We have to wait and see, who all will try to talk about the issue. It seems like all the actors are waiting for the movement to end and be done with it all. But if they come out and speak, they may spark a healthy environment in the Industry and also women would feel comfortable coming into the field further.