Street Lights movie review: Mammootty’s latest is a step up from his recent generic choices
Shamdat Sainudeen's Street Lights is uncharacteristic of Mammootty’s current filmography, dominated by aggressively masculine, star-struck tosh
Mammootty responds to Kasaba-Parvathy row; insists he hasn’t asked anyone to defend him
Mammootty was recently embroiled in a controversy after his fans brutally trolled and sent death-threats to actress Parvathy for raising her voice against his misogynistic dialogues in the film Kasaba.
Parvathy opens up on Mammootty-Kasaba controversy: 'I leave it to him to decide what works for him'
It's okay for Mammootty to clarify now but this has escalated to criminal activity, says Parvathy in an interview to Firstpost
Parvathy's cyberbully nabbed; Shashi Tharoor calls on senior male actors to stand by her
Parvathy said we need to differentiate between what is abuse and what is not. Those who cross the line need to be held accountable for their deeds.
Parvathy calls out misogyny in Mammootty films at IFFK 2017; gets trolled by actor's fans
At IFFK 2017, Parvathy took a stand against misogynistic South Indian films citing Mammootty's film Kasaba and got trolled by his fans on Twitter
Kerala gangrape: High time to sensitise cops on dealing with sexual crime victims
The law enforcement and justice machinery needs to be sensitive about the brutality it inflicts on not just the victim's body but also her mind and psyche. So, the need is to inspire confidence that the victim's dignity will not be dented because she takes the courage to speak out.
Mammootty begins shooting for his fifth film of the year, The Great Father
After releasing four films already this year and the fifth to release this weekend, Mammootty has begun working on his next The Great Father.
Mammooty receives Women's Commission notice over Kasaba's poor portrayal of women
Kerala Women's Commission issued notices to Kasaba's actor, director and producer for some scenes and dialogues allegedly portraying women in a poor light.
'Kasaba' review: A suspenseful Mammootty-starrer marred by misogyny
The misogyny in Mammootty's new film 'Kasaba' is troubling