Parvathy Thiruvothu Finds Attitude Of Young Malayalam Actors Bothering For THIS Reason!
In a conversation with Arundhati Roy, Parvathy Thiruvothu opened up about the glorification of violence, alpha males and young actors in the Malayalam industry.
The film industry has long glorified violence and hyper-masculine characters, which is concerning as it promotes misogyny. At the Wayanad Literature Festival, actor Parvathy Thiruvothy discussed with Arundhati Roy how young actors in the Malayalam industry are worse compared to older generations. She expressed concern about how films that celebrate violence and “alpha’ male figures are still being made. Read on to know more!
Parvathy Thiruvothu On Young Actors In Malayalam Industry
Actor Parvathy Thiruvothu, known for her outspoken nature, opened up about the glorification of violence, alpha males and young actors in the Malayalam industry. She stated that while the older generation was involved in a patriarchal system that supported misogyny, some younger actors feel frustrated for different reasons. They are aware of the current situation, and some feel upset because they don’t enjoy the same benefits that the older generation had.
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Furthermore, on being asked about the support for women in the industry. Parvathy stated that the current generation’s attitude is troubling. She stated that the Malayalam film industry is undergoing changes, yet many big-budget films still promote hyper-masculinity and misogyny. She also talked about how these films try to bring back outdated ideas of alpha males and old views on women. After watching one of these films recently, she realised that in the past, she would have worried about working with those people again, but now it no longer troubles her. On the professional front, Parvathy Thiruvothu was last seen in Her.
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First Published: January 08, 2025 11:15 AM
