The Malayalam survival thriller "Manjummel Boys," directed by Chidambaram S Poduval and featuring Soubin Shahir, Ganapathi, Khalid Rahman, and Sreenath Bhasi, soared to industry heights, emerging as one of the highest-grossing films in India this year, amassing over 200 Cr in Malayalam alone. Produced by Babu Shahir, Soubin Shahir, and Shawn Antony under Parava Films, it also struck gold in Tamil cinema.

Now, the Pan-India production house, Mythri Movie Makers, is set to captivate the Telugu audience with this gripping tale. Presented by Naveen Yerneni and Ravi Shankar Yalamanchili, the Telugu version is slated for release in the Telugu states on April 6th, accompanied by the launch of its tantalizing trailer.

The storyline follows a group of carefree young friends who embark on a dream trip to Kodaikanal in Tamil Nadu. Amidst exploring the charming landscapes, they venture into the iconic Guna Caves, also known as Devil’s Kitchen, where Kamal Haasan’s "Gunaa" was filmed. However, their adventure takes a perilous turn when one of their own falls into the depths of the cave, sparking a desperate rescue mission.

As the trailer hints, the film is a testament to hope and resilience, grounded in a true story. While the initial moments showcase the camaraderie among the friends, the latter half is a rollercoaster of emotions and thrills. Director Chidambaram expertly crafts a suspenseful survival thriller that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats.

The authenticity of the narrative is amplified by the stellar casting, while the production design and values elevate the viewing experience. Shyju Khalid's cinematography stunningly captures the picturesque landscapes of Kodaikanal, complemented by Sushin Shyam's evocative background score. The trailer sets high expectations and paves the way for an enthralling cinematic journey.

With Mythri Movie Makers at the helm of the Telugu version, audiences can rest assured of a quality adaptation. The seamless dubbing adds to the immersive experience, making viewers feel like they are watching the original. Notably, Vivek Harshan's editing and Ajayan Chalissery's production design contribute to the film's overall brilliance, ensuring a captivating visual and narrative spectacle.