Anjali
Menon
is
a
Malayalam
director
and
screenplay
writer,
known
for
her
cult
classics
that
gives
importance
to
the
lead
woman
and
the
importance
of
her
relationships.
Her
movies
include
Ustaad
Hotel,
Bangalore
days,
and
Koode.
Her
movies
talk
boldly
about
subjects
that
were
never
looked
upon.
She
is
also
instrumental
in
finding
the
Women
in
Cinema
Collective
(WCC)
that
supports
women
working
in
the
cinema
industry,
especially
the
Malayalam
industry.
Anjali
Menon's
recent
movie
Wonder
Women
has
been
creating
ripples
since
its
announcement.
The
name
of
the
project
was
revealed
by
the
lead
actors
in
a
unique
way
that
attracted
criticism
on
social
media.
Ever
since
the
movie
has
created
hype
and
it
was
released
on
Sony
Liv
as
a
direct
OTT
release.
The
movie
talks
about
pregnant
women
who
meet
in
a
neonatal
center
and
their
emotional
roller
coaster
ride.
The
movie
received
mixed
emotions
on
the
internet.
While
few
commended
the
director's
take,
few
ridiculed
the
idea
and
screenplay.
Furthermore,
a
scene
in
particular
from
the
movie
has
been
going
viral.
In
the
scene,
a
lady
hailing
from
the
Northern
part
of
India
tells
Nadiya
who
happens
to
be
a
neonatal
coach,
to
teach
in
Hindi
since
she
can't
understand
English.
Meanwhile,
another
character
says
that
she
can't
understand
Hindi,
to
which
the
former
claims
that
Hindi
is
our
national
language.
Then
comes
the
third
lady
who
argues
that
neither
Hindi
nor
English
are
national
languages,
they
are
one
of
the
official
languages.
In
the
end,
the
North
Indian
woman
gets
convinced
and
says
that
she
knows
a
bit
of
'Madrasi',
to
which
another
woman
clarifies
that
there
are
a
lot
of
languages
in
south
India
and
adds
there
isn't
any
such
language
called
Madrasi.
Though
this
scene
seems
to
bring
out
humor
at
first
instance,
it
sadly
is
our
reality.
As
the
scene
goes
viral
on
social
media,
it
has
created
differences
of
opinion.
There
seems
to
be
a
divided
response
on
the
internet
regarding
this
scene.