The Malayalam Film Industry is in turmoil after the Hema Committee report's release, which has shed light on ongoing sexual allegations. Following Bengali actress Sreelekha Mitra's #MeToo accusation against Ranjith, now Malayalam actress Minu Muneer has shared her experience. In a Facebook post, she named four actors—Mukesh, Maniyanpilla Raju, Idavela Babu, and Jayasurya—accusing them of physically and verbally abusing her on the set of a 2013 film. The revelations continue to stir the industry, bringing more attention to these serious allegations. ‘Neither Happy nor Sad’: Sreelekha Mitra Unfazed by Malayalam Filmmaker Ranjith’s Resignation, Bengali Actress Shares Post on Moral Values.

Minu Muneer's Post

Minu Muneer's Post (Photo Credits: Facebook)

Who Is Minu Muneer?

Minu Muneer, also known as Minu Kurian, is a Malayalam actress who appeared in films like Calendar (2009), Nadakame Ulakam (2011), and De Ingottu Nokkiye. According to one of her Facebook profiles, she studied Psychology at National Skill India Mission, attended St. Mary's Residential Central School in Thiruvalla, and pursued a BA LLB at SDM Law College in Mangalore. Jayasurya Accused of ‘Physical and Verbal Abuse’ by Actress in FB Post, #MeToo Allegations Also Levelled Against Mukesh, Idavela Babu, Maniyanpilla Raju.

Minu Muneer (Also Known As Minu Kurian/ Minu Mariam) Facebook Account

Minu Mariam Account (Photo Credits: Facebook)

Minu Muneer (Also Known As Minu Kurian/ Minu Mariam) Another Facebook Account

Minu Muneer Account (Photo Credits: Facebook)

Minu Muneer Current Update

Actress Gayathri Varsha has voiced her support for Minu, following her allegations against four film industry figures. Gayathri disclosed that Minu had shared with her unsettling incidents of misconduct on film sets, recounting distressing experiences of inappropriate behaviour by well-known individuals in the industry.

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