Jagathy Sreekumar arrives in Kochi to attend the AMMA General Body Meet.

After a near-fatal accident in 2012, actor Jagathy Sreekumar took a break from Malayalam cinema. On Sunday, he made an appearance at the general assembly of the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists in Kochi. All of the artists who were in attendance came to ask about the renowned actor's health greeted him after he was assisted to the venue by his son.

According to the a report in On Manorama, Jagathy smiled in response and thanked everyone who spoke to him. Jagathy, who appeared briefly in the fifth installment of the K Madhu-directed "CBI" serial, will have a significant role in the Malayalam science fiction film "Vala," which is directed by Arun Chandu, who previously directed the critically acclaimed "Gaganachari." On Saturday, Jagathy also made news when he happened to encounter Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan while traveling to Kochi.Veteran actor Madhu, meanwhile, participated in Sunday's video conference to attend the AMMA general body meeting. The actor talked about how AMMA remained united despite attempts by outside forces to dismantle it. According to him, many associations have dealt with similar problems and have only been able to overcome them thanks to member cooperation. He also expressed how happy he was to be able to participate in the meeting from home.

According to the reports, the meet was held to make a significant decision about the association's leadership, at the 31st general body was conveyed in Kochi. Following an uproar of accusations against important panel members, Mohanlal, who was chosen president of the executive committee the previous year, resigned. Mohanlal is only willing to lead the panel if the ad hoc committee—which was established following the executive committee's mass resignation—is permitted to remain.The majority of members believe it would be a waste of time to hold another election, thus they are not eager for it. The general body will also make a significant decision about the producers' association's proposed anti-drug policy.