Shweta
Menon
seems
to
be
caught
up
in
the
midst
of
a
controversy.
Shwetha,
who
allowed
her
delivery
to
be
captured
live
for
Blessy's
upcoming
film
Kalimannu
is
being
condemned
for
commercialising
the
'most
private
affair
of
a
woman'
by
the
Kerala
Film
Exhibitors.
The
Kerala
Fim
Exhibitors'
Federation
recently
said
that
they
will
boycott
the
movie
if
Blessy
includes
the
delivery
scene.
The
debate
began
when
Kerala
Speaker
G
Karthikeyan
criticised
Shwetha
for
allowing
her
delivery
to
be
captured
live
on
camera.
Director
Blessy
was
condemned
for
shooting
the
delivery
for
commercial
purpose.
The
speaker
said
that
a
few
years
ago,
a
movie
titled
The
Birth
was
screened
at
theatres
across
Kerala.
However,
the
film
was
tagged
as
a
medical
movie,
and
so
did
not
face
any
problem.
Since
Blessy
is
promoting
the
film
as
a
commercial
movie,
it
might
have
to
face
the
heat
since
the
federation
feel
that
it
might
have
a
negative
impact
on
the
family
audience.
However,
Blessy
is
not
alone
since
the
the
Film
Employees'
Federation
of
Kerala
(FEFKA)
is
all
support
for
the
director.
Speaking
to
the
media,
B
Unnikrishnan,
general
secretary,
FEFKA
said,
"The
controversy
is
baseless.
This
is
not
the
first
time
that
a
delivery
is
being
canned.
Moreover,
we
don't
know
how
he
has
visualised
it."
B
Unnikrishnan
also
said
that
there
is
a
censor
board
which
looks
into
such
matters
and
besides,
certain
specific
norms
are
to
be
followed
while
portraying
women
in
movies.
He
added
that
if
the
board
feels
that
a
particular
scene
is
not
worth
being
showcased
in
public,
he
will
censor
it.
He
signed
off
saying,
"Blessy
is
a
director
with
a
good
track
record.
Let's
just
wait
for
the
final
output."
Shweta
Menon
starrer
Kalimannu
revolves
around
the
bond
shared
by
a
mother
and
child,
right
from
pregnancy.
When
asked
to
speak
about
the
controversy,
Shweta
Menon
refused
to
say
anything
saying,
"No
comments."