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Mohanlal calls #MeToo a fad, says movement not a concern for Malayalam film industry

WCC's Rima Kallingal says AMMA used Mohanlal as their trump card, dubs Dulquer Salmaan as 'diplomatic'

Rima Kallingal said that AMMA hid behind Mohanlal and dismissed the accusation laid by AMMA members that WCC was trying to tarnish the image of Mohanlal.

Dileep releases copy of AMMA resignation letter, insists he wasn't expelled but stepped down on his own

A copy of Dileep's resignation letter hinted that he was not asked by AMMA members resign, as claimed by president Mohanlal, but did so of his own accord.

With Dileep's resignation, AMMA, WCC seem on the same page after long drawn battle

On Friday, AMMA President Mohanlal announced that he has asked Dileep to tender his resignation, meeting the longtime demand put forward by WCC.

Dileep's resignation from Association of Malayalam Movie Artists accepted, confirms president Mohanlal

Mohanlal said that the decision of accepting Dileep's resignation from AMMA got delayed because they needed the permission from all members

AMMA supports Aamir Khan, Akshay Kumar's stance following #MeToo movement; criticises Siddique's statement

AMMA member Jagadeesh said that Siddique had called for a press meet without the permission of other members and now they 'regret' whatever was said

AMMA, led by Mohanlal, slams Akshay Kumar, Aamir Khan for quitting films in wake of MeToo movement

AMMA secretary Siddique had said that the association will not take Akshay Kumar and Aamir Khan's decision to quit films as an example and deny Dileep job opportunities.

AMMA defends Mohanlal after WCC slams actor for 'shielding' Dileep: Not right to attack him alone

WCC slams AMMA, Mohanlal for not protecting their interests in press conference held on Saturday

AMMA led by Mohanlal, came under fire on 12 October from the WCC over the way the kidnapping case of an actress is being handled.

Tanushree Dutta accuses MNS of threatening her with violence; WCC, CINTAA extend support to actress

The statement released by CINTAA said that the decision taken by the then Joint Dispute Settlement Committee, regarding Tanushree Dutta's complaint 'was not appropriate'