Parvathy Thiruvothu backs criticism of Yash's 'Kasaba' and praises Geetu Mohandas

Actress Parvathy Thiruvothu publicly reiterated her stance in favour of the criticism directed at the recent Yash‑headlined film 'Kasaba'. In statements reported by The Times of India, she emphasized that the concerns raised about the movie remain valid and that she stands by those viewpoints.

During the same interview, Parvathy highlighted the artistic autonomy of filmmaker Geetu Mohandas, asserting that the director has the capability to undertake any project she chooses. She praised Mohandas for her versatility and confidence in navigating diverse cinematic subjects.

Parvathy’s comments come amid ongoing discussions in the film community about the content and messaging of 'Kasaba'. While she did not elaborate on specific grievances, her reaffirmation underscores the broader debate surrounding the film’s reception.

The actress’s remarks have drawn attention to the differing perspectives within the industry, juxtaposing support for creative freedom with accountability for a film’s social impact.

The statements were made without any indication of further action, leaving the discourse to continue among audiences and critics alike.