Actress Radhika Sarathkumar has recalled in a recent interview that there were instances of hidden cameras being installed in caravans on Mollywood sets.
She alleged that the cameras were put up to record nude videos of actresses while they changed their clothes and that she personally saw men gathering to watch such clips on the sets. When she inquired, Radhika was told how the recordings were stored in folders named after the actresses.
"I saw the videos of girls changing clothes and I was furious. I raised my voice and told everyone that it was unacceptable and warned them that I would take serious action," she added.
Radhika, who has been in the industry for 46 years, claimed that fearing this, she stopped using caravans on sets altogether.
"Girls need to learn to say 'NO'. Unfortunately, no man has spoken up about this issue, and now everything is being blamed on the girls. I have seen countless people knocking on actresses' doors, and many girls have come to me asking for help," she said.
Radhika's revelations come after the release of Hema Committee Report, which has revealed alleged abuse of women in the Malayalam film industry.