Last
year,
Mollywood
actor
Dileep
was
expelled
from
AMMA
after
being
arrested
in
connection
with
the
actress
assault
case.
Following
this,
he
spent
more
than
50
days
in
custody
before
being
granted
bail.
Recently,
AMMA
decided
to
take
back
the
actor,
and,
as
expected,
this
did
not
go
down
well
with
several
members
of
the
film
fraternity.
Shortly
after
his
return,
the
attacked
actress
walked
out
of
AMMA
and
claimed
that
it
had
failed
to
protect
her
interests.
Needless
to
say,
this
took
a
toll
on
the
whole
industry's
image.
Now,
in
another
embarrassing
development,
a
video
clip
of
actress
Urmila
Unni
making
rude
comments
about
the
victim
is
going
viral
and
ruffling
a
few
feathers.
'Let's
Talk
About
Pleasant
Things'
On
being
asked
about
AMMA's
decision
to
take
back
Dileep,
Urmila
Unni
said
that
the
media
should
talk
about
'pleasant
things'
and
focus
on
the
achievements
of
film-makers.
As
expected,
this
bizarre
statement
left
everyone
in
a
state
of
shock.
Urmila
Unni
Defends
Dileep
The
actress
went
on
to
add
that
Dileep
has
not
been
convicted
yet
and
hence
one
can't
be
sure
about
him
being
guilty.
She
added
that
AMMA
is
a
terrific
organisation
and
implied
that
it's
a
blessing
for
the
industry.
Urmila
Unni
Shames
The
Victim
n
a
shocking
development,
she
made
fun
of
the
attacked
actress
and
used
a
pun
on
the
victim's
name
to
indicatethat
the
media
is
unfairly
targetting
Dileep.
Another
Insensitive
Remark
Dileep's
return
to
AMMA
seems
to
have
raised
a
few
questions
about
the
safety
of
women
in
the
industry.
On
being
asked
a
question
about
whether
she
is
worried
about
her
daughter
Utthara's
safety,
the
veteran
said
that
'each
individual
is
different' and
suggested
that
the
attacked
actress
is
responsible
for
the
whole
controversy.
To
Conclude...
Dileep's
return
to
AMMA
has
been
criticised
by
the
fans
and
stars
alike.
Moreover,
the
Kannada
Film
Industry
too
has
condemned
the
move
and
asked
AMMA
to
re-consider
its
decision.
As
such,
the
organisation's
reputation
has
taken
a
bearing.
Urmila
Unni's
rant
isn't
going
to
make
things
any
better
for
AMMA
or
the
industry
in
general.
Enough
said!