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.”

Sajin
Baabu
Accused
Of
Sexually
Abusing
Two
Women
After
Biriyaani
Director
Lauds
Hema
Committee
Report

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.”

Deepika
Padukone
To
Masaba
Gupta:
Here’s
Celebs
Who
Are
Pregnant
&
Expecting
In
2024

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.”