The original Manjummel Boys, who were rescued after being trapped in the Guna Cave in kodaikanal, make a surprise visit after 18 years. Films based on true events always have a special charm. In that way, the recently released film Manjummel Boys is also based on a true incident that happened in tamil Nadu. Although the film was shot in Malayalam, it is getting a unanimous response in tamil Nadu as well. kodaikanal is a famous hill station in tamil Nadu and is also a tourist destination. Guna Cave is one of the picnic spots here. It got its name as Guna Cave because the 1991 movie Guna starring kamal haasan was shot there. Until then it was called Devil's Kitchen.
Many tourists from tamil Nadu and kerala visit Guna Cave. In that way, in 2006, when some friends from the Manjummel region of kerala came to kodaikanal for a trip, they went to the Guna Cave there. 
Then only one of them slips and falls into the pit in the Guna cave. His friends take a risk and save him. The movie Manjummel Boys is based on it. After the arrival of the film, tourists are flocking to see the Guna Cave in Kodaikanal. In this situation yesterday suddenly Real Manjummel Boys made a surprise visit to Guna Cave in Kodaikanal.
18 years after the incident, they all went back to Guna Cave with their families to share blossoming memories. They sat there together took pictures and enjoyed singing the kanmani Anbodu Kadhalan song. The photos taken then go viral on the internet.
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