During a crucial period when attention is focused on the Malayalam film industry due to numerous sexual harassment allegations and the revelations of the Hema Committee report, the collective resignation of the executive committee members of the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA), headed by veteran actor Mohanlal, appears ill-timed. What will happen to the unresolved allegations of sexual misconduct reported by several women, including recent cases? Keep in mind that it took more than five years for the Justice K Hema Committee's findings to become public. This report outlines the widespread harassment and exploitation of women professionals in the Malayalam film industry and has been recognized as a significant step in combatting gender-based exploitation. The impact was so profound that it inspired women in other regions to share their experiences and find the courage to speak out. The mass resignation of AMMA, the very organization tasked with addressing these issues and ensuring a safe work environment for women, is a significant setback to the burgeoning movement. AMMA's official statement attributes the dissolution of the committee to the allegations made by the Hema Committee against some members. However, one must question whether moral responsibility solely lies in resignations or extends to delivering justice to victims who bravely spoke out against both wrongdoers and those who enabled them. The current 16-member AMMA committee, featuring four female members, has vowed to establish a new committee within two months to rejuvenate and fortify the organization. Yet, there is uncertainty about the handling of potential new cases in the interim and the status of ongoing investigations.Investigation. In two months, a significant amount of time passed in a woman's pursuit of justice. In the meantime, several Malayalam actors have united in support of their female colleagues, advocating for substantial changes and a safer working environment for all. The outcome of the Hema Committee report and how industry veterans and other stakeholders address the situation will impact similar movements occurring elsewhere in the country. Discussions on enhancing the inclusivity of film industry bodies through increased female representation in leadership roles will be crucial. Malayalam actor Shammi Thilakan emphasized the importance of this moment, stating, "The industry must be handed over to the next generation in a healthy state, not in a state of decline."