Parvathy
Thiruvothu
had
made
headlines
lately
by
'liking'
rapper
Vedan's
apology
post
after
he
was
accused
of
sexual
misconduct
by
many
women.
However,
the
Aarkkariyam
actress
is
now
being
subjected
to
severe
bullying
once
again,
for
her
stand
in
the
Vedan
controversy.
Parvathy
is
now
receiving
flak
on
social
media
from
a
group
of
netizens
for
her
selective
feminism.
The
supporters
of
the
'Me
Too'
campaign
and
film
industry
members
have
alleged
that
Parvathy
Thiruvothu
has
conveniently
forgotten
what
she
stood
for
all
these
years,
with
the
Vedan
controversy.
They
allege
that
Parvathy,
who
once
famously
explained
the
importance
of
social
media
likes,
has
now
shown
double
standards
by
simply
unliking
the
rapper's
post
and
issuing
an
apology
for
the
same.
A
few
film
industry
members,
including
Oru
Adaar
Love
director
Omar
Lulu
has
harshly
criticized
the
actress
and
even
questioned
her
stand
while
Dileep
was
arrested
for
the
abduction
of
an
actress.
The
director
pointed
out
that
Parvathy
Thiruvothu
has
clearly
indicated
that
she
is
in
support
of
Vedan,
by
liking
his
post.
Recently,
Parvathy
Thiruvothu
had
called
out
the
ONV
Cultural
Academy
for
honouring
poet
Vairamuthu
with
the
prestigious
ONV
Award.
The
actress
had
pointed
out
that
the
academy
failed
to
consider
the
fact
that
Vairamuthu
was
accused
of
sexual
misconduct
by
several
women
as
a
part
of
the
'Me
Too' movement.
As
a
result,
the
academy
was
forced
to
reconsider
the
decision,
and
the
Tamil
poet
had
to
'return'
the
award.
Parvathy
Thiruvothu,
who
is
unarguably
one
of
the
most
courageous
women
of
Malayalam
cinema,
has
always
fought
against
sexism
in
the
industry.
The
actress,
who
is
best
known
for
her
outspoken
nature,
had
made
headlines
by
calling
out
the
biggest
stars
of
the
industry
and
the
actors
association
A.M.M.A
at
various
occasions
in
the
past.
Parvathy
had
even
quit
the
association,
as
a
protest
against
its
general
secretary
Edavela
Babu's
sexist
remarks
against
the
survivor
of
the
actress
abduction
case.
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