Learned from Mohanlal, time to make some things unknown: Shweta Menon, president of the film body
SHWETHA Menon, who has been appointed as the chairman of Amma, said he has started work to provide a change to the association. He said “It’s time to make some things unknown.”
Actor Shaveta Menon, who recently became the first female president of Amma (Association of Malayalam Movie Artists), said it was a time to “unlip some things” for her and others as a new era begins in the Malayalam film industry.
On August 15, Menon made history by becoming the first woman to lead the body of power actors. Talk to Hollywood Reporter IndiaShe said that she understands the need for an image makeover within the body.
Even though Menon has been a part of Amma for a long time, this is her first term as President. He remembered working with Malayalam superstars Mohanlal and Mammooty – both of them first organized the top post.
However, the actor insisted that she wanted Bring a wave of fresh learning to the association“I have always been a part of Mohanlal, mammoot, or innocent -led teams. We all have learned a lot from them. But now, I think it’s time to unknown some things, make some tweaks, and try to take it forward. Very few, I have to make sure that Amma is not declined,” she said.
Menon talked about Mohanlal’s resignation as President following the findings of the HEMA committee report, which included several names of Amma.
He indicated that Mohanlal must have stepped down as he felt that he was a corner. “It was a shocking time for everyone. And it was even more shocking when Lonttan (Mohanlal) stepped. It must have been a huge decision for him, and I am sure he felt – perhaps not clearly, but still,” she said.
Menon said: “He is not a person who easily gives up. Although I was not part of that EC at that time, it felt to get out of the character for him. I served for six years, I still have a lot to learn. The work in Amma is completely selfless. There is no pay scale, no benefit – just commitment.”
Whereas His election is already historicMenon said that making history is not a part of his “agenda”. “I am not here to write history here again; this is not my agenda. People will always be trying to pull you down, and honestly, there is not much that you can do about it,” he concluded.