Aditya N
Aditya N
Manjummel Boys crosses the 150 Cr Mark at the worldwide box office. The theatrical run of this survival thriller is rock steady, and it is a sensational feat for the film to cross such a prominent landmark in just 18 days. The film stands at the fourth highest position at the Kerala box office, collecting around 53 Crores Gross in its homeland. The film has also performed extraordinarily in Tamil Nadu and collected around 35 Crores till now. The Shivratri holiday on Friday boosted the film’s success, but it would have still done well even without the holiday. Manjummel Boys gathered over 9 Crores Gross this Sunday.
Before release, no one could have imagined the film’s massive success. The reference to Kamal Haasan’s old film, Guna, and the usage of the classic song Kanmani Anbodhu has worked wonders for the movie in Tamil land. Also, half of the films are in Tamil, and the Kodaikanal spot is important. As a whole film, the technical excellence and natural performances have made Manjummel Boys a massive blockbuster at the box office. Also, the film will soon be dubbed and released in Telugu, providing it another chance to mint more money at the box office.
Under the banner of Parava Films, Soubin Shahir produced “Manjummel Boys,” which has gained considerable anticipation as one of the highly anticipated releases in Malayalam cinema this year. In 2006, a group of friends from Kerala embarked on a trip to Guna Caves in Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu. One of the youngsters accidentally fell into a deep cave during their adventure. The story of “Manjummel Boys” revolves around the brave endeavors of the remaining friends to save him.
