Whether it’s her candid interviews or powerful portrayal of female characters in films, Parvathy manages to stand-out in many ways.

Moving away from the stereotypical characters imagined for a female has brought numerous aspects of a woman’s life to the screen which was neglected previously.

Lyricist and poet Vairamuthu took to Twitter to announce that he will be returning the OVN literary award. His decision came in after the jury decalared re-examination.

Parvathy took to social media to condemn the decision of conferring the award, constituted in the memory of legendary poet ONV Kurup, to Tamil lyricist Vairamuthu.

Parvathy wrote, “For each and every review, each and every experience you all shared with me, for your stories of rising from the ashes! I am so grateful!”

In a strongly worded statement posted on her Facebook account she called the association bereft of morals and slammed the secretary for his comments on women

Parvathy has underlined the exact problem that most of us had with the film, and why we couldn’t just let it got. Even when labelled as entertainment, cinema needs to be responsible about the message it is sending across to the audience.