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Mar 5, 2024 · With the rescue personnel unwilling to enter the dangerous caves — at that time it was reported that at least 10 persons had died after falling into the ‘Devil’s Kitchen’ over a period of ...
Sep 4, 2024 · A fan on social media shared Subhas's pic from the movie and wrote, "In real life,Subhash got stuck in that rock just because of the belt he borrowed from his friend. That sequence was later discarded from the movie script due to the difficulty in shooting that scene." However, the film-maker Chidambaram in a media interaction stated that the ...
Mar 9, 2024 · A: Siju David is the real-life hero of the story. He bravely volunteered to be lowered into the cave system and played a crucial role in rescuing his friend Subhash. Q: What happened to Subhash after the rescue? A: Thankfully, Subhash survived the ordeal. Information on his life after the rescue is limited, adding to the mystique of the story.
May 5, 2024 · The characters of Subhash and all the other friends are based on real-life people, and they actually come from a town called Manjummel in Kerala. It is true that the nephew of a minister also fell into the cave, and even after the entire state machinery was deployed for the rescue mission, he couldn’t be saved.
The Guna cave story. The sleeper hit draws its plot from a real incident that happened in 2006. Subhash, a native of Manjummal in Kerala's Ernakulam, fell into a deep pit in Kodaikanal's Guna Caves.
May 5, 2024 · In Manjummel Boys ‘ ending, Kuttan found Subhash, and he somehow managed to bring him up to the surface. The Manjummel Boys were ecstatic, but they knew that he needed immediate medical care as he was gravely injured. Without talking to the media, Subhash was rushed to the hospital, and his life was saved.
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A poster of 'Manjummel Boys' that shows a rescued Subhash (Sreenath Bhasi) It seems like cinephiles can't get enough of 'Manjummel Boys.' The Malayalam survival thriller, which has entered the good books of critics and movie makers across states, is surging towards the Rs 200 crore club.
