Archive · 24 May 2025
Kerala High Court Allows Probe Against 'Manjummel Boys' Producers
The Kerala High Court decided that a police investigation into the producers of the film 'Manjummel Boys' can continue.
The producers, including actor Soubin Shahir, were accused of not sharing profits with an investor as promised.
The investor, Siraj Valiyathara Hameed, said he was supposed to get 40% of the profits for his investment of 7 crore rupees, but he didn't receive any.
The producers argued that the investor didn't pay on time.
The court, however, wants the police to investigate further.
The movie 'Manjummel Boys' was very successful and well-received.
Kerala High Court rejected a plea to stop the cheating case against 'Manjummel Boys' producers.
The court ruled that the police investigation into the profit dispute can continue.
The producers, including Soubin Shahir, are accused of not sharing profits with an investor.
The investor, Siraj Valiyathara Hameed, alleges he was promised 40% of the profits.
The producers claim the investor didn't make the investment on time.
- Who
- Producers of 'Manjummel Boys', investor Siraj Valiyathara Hameed
- What
- Cheating case and profit dispute
- When
- Ongoing
- Where
- Kerala High Court, Maradu police station
- Why
- Due to alleged failure to share film profits as promised
Investor
Producers
Profit Sharing
Investor
Investor claims he was promised 40% of the profits and did not receive any.
Producers
Producers deny wrongdoing, stating the investment wasn't made on time.
- Film Title
- 'Manjummel Boys'
- Producers
- Soubin Shahir, Babu Shahir, Shawn Antony
- Complaint Filed By
- Siraj Valiyathara Hameed
- Investor's Claim
- 40% of profits for 7 crore investment
- Court's Decision
- Investigation to continue