Has the #MeToo movement petered out little over a month since Tanushree Datta called out Nana Patekar? Yesterday, Shekhar Suman raised a pertinent question in his tweet. The actor wrote, "Is the din, the allegations, the cacophony over? The debate is over? The headlines gone? Some shamed, some sacked and others got away scotfree. Women's revolution over? Char din ki chandni phir andheri raat. Khoda pahad nikla chaar chuha (sic)."

Is the #MeToo movement dead?The din the allegations the cacophony over?The debates over?The headlines gone?Some shamed some sacked others got away scot free.women's revolution over?char 'din'ki chandini phir andheri raat.khoda pahad nikla 4 chuha.

— Shekhar Suman (@shekharsuman7) October 30, 2018

The #MeToo movement entered India and started a conversation around making the workplace safe for all. But just like Suman, actress Malaika Arora feels there is more noise than actual change at the moment. "I don't see too much of a change. I hear people. I think there is more noise than change," Malaika told IANS when asked about the change coming with the discussions around the #MeToo movement in India.