Archive · 23 May 2025
Kerala High Court Denies Plea in 'Manjummel Boys' Case
The producers of the movie 'Manjummel Boys,' including actor Soubin Shahir, are facing a legal challenge.
An investor claims he was promised 40% of the profits for his Rs 7 crore investment, but didn't receive it.
The producers say the investor didn't pay on time.
Despite the film's success, the court decided not to dismiss the cheating case, so the investigation will continue.
The film, a major hit, tells a story about friendship.
Kerala High Court declined to dismiss the cheating case against 'Manjummel Boys' producers.
The case involves actor-producer Soubin Shahir and co-producers Babu Shahir and Shawn Antony.
The complaint was filed by Siraj Valiyathara Hameed, alleging unpaid profit share from his investment.
The producers claim the investor didn't provide the investment on time, causing delays.
'Manjummel Boys' is the second highest-grossing Malayalam film.
- Who
- Soubin Shahir, Babu Shahir, Shawn Antony, Siraj Valiyathara Hameed
- What
- Kerala High Court refused to quash the cheating case against the producers of 'Manjummel Boys'.
- When
- May 23, 2025
- Where
- Kerala High Court
- Why
- The court case is about an investor alleging he was not paid his share of the profits from the film.
Investor's Perspective
Producers' Perspective
Profit Sharing
Investor's Perspective
Siraj claims he was not paid his share of the profits.
Producers' Perspective
The producers claim that Siraj failed to remit the agreed investment on time.
- Movie Title
- Manjummel Boys
- Producers Involved
- Soubin Shahir, Babu Shahir, Shawn Antony
- Complaint Filed By
- Siraj Valiyathara Hameed
- Investment Claim
- Rs 7 crore
- Promised Profit Share
- 40%
