Archive · 21 Jun 2025
Malayalam Film Industry Implements Anti-Drug Affidavit
The Malayalam film industry is making everyone involved in a movie, from actors to drivers, promise not to use drugs.
This means they have to sign a paper saying they'll stay drug-free during the whole filming process.
This is to make sure that movie sets are safe and professional.
Producers hope this will stop delays caused by drug-related issues.
It starts on June 26th, aiming to address past drug controversies in the industry.
Malayalam film industry mandates 'no drugs' affidavits for cast and crew.
The initiative is led by the Film Producers Association, effective June 26th.
Actors, technicians, and drivers must sign the affidavit as part of their contracts.
The affidavit covers all film-related activities, including shooting and post-production.
The move follows drug-related controversies involving industry figures.
- Who
- Film Producers Association, actors, technicians, and crew.
- What
- Malayalam film industry implements 'no drugs' affidavits for cast and crew.
- When
- Effective from June 26th.
- Where
- Malayalam film industry, including shooting locations and post-production offices.
- Why
- To ensure safer working conditions and address drug-related issues.
- Initiative
- 'No drugs' affidavit
- Organization
- Film Producers Association
- Scope
- All film-related activities
- Start Date
- June 26th
