Jude Antony Joseph On Hema Committee Report | ഞാൻ സ്ത്രീപക്ഷ സിനിമകൾ എടുക്കാൻ വേണ്ടി എടുക്കുന്നതല്ല |
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00:00Malayalam cinema is going through a very difficult time.
00:04It is very important that there is a discussion about women's safety.
00:08I would like to ask the people who are involved in the HEMA committee.
00:13There are doubts about the nature of the people who work in the film industry.
00:21What will be the future of this?
00:23What will be the transformation of this?
00:25What do you think?
00:28There has to be a change in this.
00:32There is no education or awareness in the film industry to make people come from outside.
00:41I know myself.
00:42I don't know the stories before I came.
00:46Since I came as an assistant director,
00:49I haven't spoken anything bad to a girl.
00:53I have only worked with women who have the ability to respond immediately.
00:58I have worked with women in my films.
01:00I have worked with women in my films.
01:02I have worked with women in my films.
01:04I have worked with women in my films.
01:06I have never seen such a situation.
01:10I have never seen such a situation.
01:12I have never seen such a situation.
01:15I have never seen such a situation.
01:17I have never seen such a situation.
01:19I have never seen such a situation.
01:21I have never seen such a situation.
01:23I have never seen such a situation.
01:25I have never seen such a situation.
01:27I have never seen such a situation.
01:29I have never seen such a situation.
01:31I have never seen such a situation.
01:33I have never seen such a situation.
01:35I have never seen such a situation.
01:37I have never seen such a situation.
01:39I have never seen such a situation.
01:41I have never seen such a situation.
01:43I have never seen such a situation.
01:45I have never seen such a situation.
01:47My wife has acted in my film.
01:51Since she considers me as her loved one.
01:57Since she considers me as her loved one.
02:00She would ask me many questions.
02:02Like she sees me as an individual.
02:05I liked that same question in my first film.
02:14I like the story of a mother who is old and wants to do a lot of things.
02:21I also like the story of a girl who has a lot of freedom in her body.
02:27Like I said, this is a story that came to my mind when I saw it in my house in 2010.
02:33I like the story of a man who wants to make a film with a woman.
02:38I like the story of a man who wants to make a film with a woman.
02:41I don't try to make films for them.
02:44I look for stories. I don't think about whether they can do it or not.
02:48This is how I make films for women.
02:53I don't try to make films to betray anyone.
03:00I don't think there is a particular team that has to do it.
03:19I studied badminton.
03:21I thought I would be able to play it well.
03:26I thought I would be able to play it well.
03:31I had told Sanju that I needed to take training for a few days.
03:35I had a coach named Unni.
03:37She was working in an academy.
03:40She had given me training for a few days.
03:42The first day of training, I understood that I was going to play badminton.
03:46I played badminton for 2-3 days.
03:50She taught me how to hold the bat and how to serve.
03:54She taught me everything.
03:59I had a preparation.
04:01If I could give a small workshop, it would be good for the actors to mold the character.
04:08It would reflect in the work.
04:11I was very excited.
04:13I had never done it before.
04:15I was excited to know what it was.
04:17I think the film has come out.
04:19It will be released soon.
04:21It will be released soon.
04:23It's a combination of all the films.
04:26It's a crucial part of the film.
04:29You should go and see it.
04:31I love you.