This week, OTT platforms have unleashed an exciting array of content to cater to the entertainment needs of viewers. From the captivating web series ‘Heeramandi’ to the much-anticipated ‘Manjummel Boys,’ these releases promise to deliver unforgettable experiences. Additionally, the psychological thriller ‘Shining Girls’ and the romantic drama ‘The Idea of You’ captivate with their intriguing storylines, while ‘The Broken News 2’ delves into the complex world of media and journalism.
The makers of the Malayalam blockbuster “Manjummel Boys” are facing allegations of cheating, resulting in legal action and the freezing of their accounts. Producer and actor Soubin Shahir and partner Shawn Antony are accused of failing to share the promised 40% profit from the film’s earnings, totaling approximately $4.8 million. The complainant alleges that the production company, Parava Films, did not pay back the invested amount of $2.6 million and owes a total of $840k, which includes direct transfers to the company’s bank account and Antony’s personal account. This development may raise questions about the film’s financial transparency and potentially tarnish its reputation.
Congratulations are in order for Manjummel Boys actor Deepak Parambol and actress Aparna Das, who recently tied the knot in a stunning traditional ceremony. The couple’s wedding photographs have captured our attention, showcasing their impeccable ethnic style. Aparna looked radiant in a white Kerala saree with golden borders, paired with an intricately embroidered green blouse. Her traditional jewelry, including a necklace, golden studs, bangles, and maang tika, added a touch of elegance. Deepak complemented his bride in a crisp white shirt with a pocket, paired with a white silk veshti with a gold border. The couple’s overall style exudes a perfect blend of traditional charm and modern sophistication.
The acclaimed Malayalam survival drama ‘Manjummel Boys’ is set to make its digital debut in Hindi on Disney+ Hotstar. The movie, based on a real-life incident from 2006, follows a group of friends from Kerala who venture into the dangerous Guna Caves in Tamil Nadu and face a life-threatening situation. After successful theatrical runs in Malayalam and Telugu, the film’s Hindi dubbing has been confirmed, much to the delight of audiences eager to experience the thrilling story in their preferred language.
