Nithya Menen discusses the objectification of women in cinema, emphasizing that it is a widespread issue and not confined to South Indian films alone.
Nithya Menen spoke about women objectification in cinema
Jun 07, 2026
01:03 pm
What's the storyNithya Menen, the acclaimed actor known for her work in films such as Thalaivan Thalaivii and Idli Kadai, recently spoke to Variety India about the rampant objectification of women in cinema.
While she has a strong opinion against this practice, she defended the South Indian film industry.
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