Parvathy Thiruvothu

Wonder Women is not a film to be dismissed as inconsequential

Watching Wonder Women is like having over guests with a self-imposed food embargo at a table laden with delicacies.

Wonder Women Trailer: Nithya Menen, Parvathy Thiruvothu, Amruta Subhash promise a heartwarming tale

Written and directed by Anjali Menon, the film also stars Sayanora Phillip, Archana Padmini. The trailer is out now!

Malayalam actress assault case: Survivor speaks out after accused Dileep's magazine cover; all you need to know

With stars like Mohanlal and Mammootty sharing the survivor's statement, does that mean the Malayalam film industry has finally attained a moral conscience? Or this has got to do with the knowledge that the Hema Committee report might never see the light of the day?

Parvathy apologises for liking Vedan's post: What you need to know about allegations of sexual misconduct against rapper

"Whether to forgive and how to heal is always the right of the survivor and I’ll only always stand by them," Parvathy wrote in her Instagram post dedicated to survivors of sexual misconduct.

ONV Cultural Academy to reconsider award given to #MeToo accused Vairamuthu after backlash

Parvathy, Geetu Mohandas and Anjali Menon had criticised the ONV Literary award jury after the #MeToo accused Tamil poet-lyricist Vairamuthu was felicitated on 26 May.

Aarkkariyam movie review: Parvathy, Biju Menon and Sharafu grapple with a script of unfulfilled potential

Aarkkariyam features a cast with an excellent track record but the film’s philosophical pretensions are never fully realised

Parvathy condemns Kerala govt's decision to hold swearing-in ceremony with 500 guests

Parvathy, in a series of tweets, urged that the upcoming government should opt for an online swearing-in ceremony and avoid public gathering amid pandemic.

Varthamanam movie review: Parvathy’s sweetness and a gutsy anti-fascist stand are let down by awkward execution

Varthamanam is pulled down by awkward writing, uneven casting, disjointed editing and half-hearted direction

Fahadh Faasil 2.0, Women In Cinema Collective and other markers of the decade gone by for Mollywood

Malayalam cinema has long been respected by serious cinephiles, and the past 10 years are historic in this regard.

Parvathy on Tiger Zinda Hai vs Take Off, Bollywood vs Mollywood, and sexual assault in film industries

Parvathy Thiruvothu is not one to be constrained by biases and borders. In an interview with Anna MM Vetticad, she talks about her critically acclaimed film Take Off (the premise for which seems to have inspired Tiger Zinda Hai), her Bollywood film Qarib Qarib Singlle and sexism in the industry