The Promo of the weekly shows aired during the middle of the week went viral due to the topic of discussion ‘Who is more beautiful?: Kerala women or Tamil women.

The show director Antony claimed that a police complaint had forced them to drop the show and apparently, the channel has aired another episode that deal with the issues in Real Estate Industry. This show too was about that, was about an appreciation of beauty.The Channel and the producers of the show decided to stop airing of the show after two different groups launched a Police Complaint demanding action against the makers of the show under the Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act. There are rules and regulations, conditions that govern it too. But we cannot describe beauty in simple easy terms. Beauty and its many aspects are important for life, and makes life complete. Whatever public debates and discussions people have, we turn it into a topic on Neeya Naana, which is how we made NEET, women's liberation, etc. If people are discussing a certain film, there must be something in that film for them to talk about. But a leader is also one who knows when to back off, and ensure course correction,' Ramya Kannan, another member of NWMI told TNM.Įarlier, speaking to Vikatan, the assistant director of Neeya Naana, Dileepan said, “The topics of discussion for Neeya Naana come from the public. “The show, which was promoted as a debate as to who was more beautiful, Tamil girls or Malayalee girls, was ill-conceived and offensive. Many people called out the blatant objectification of women and girls in the promo, and even started a ‘NoToNeeyaNaana’ hashtag. The promos of this episode of the popular talk show were aired over the past week, and created quite a stir. Why are they creating noise without even having the patience to listen to these college girls? Demanding a ban before a show is even released - what is the difference between religious fundamentalists, casteist fundamentalists and these leftist fundamentalists?' They have got a stay through the police that we shouldn't speak about women's beauty at all. Their voices have been muzzled this time by leftist feminists.

Anthony wrote, 'In the show, Kerala women and Tamil women spoke personally and publicly about the beauty of their clothes, beauty of their jewellery, beauty of their leadership. Taking to Facebook, the director of the show, Anthony, lashed out at 'leftist feminists' for stopping the airing of the episode. Another group based out of Kanchipuram called Makkal Mandram asked for action against the makers of the show under the Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act. Other than the objections on social media, a group called Manidhi approached the police.

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