When Mohanlal referred to Guna caves as 'Nature's mortuary'

Guna Caves, also known as 'The Devil's Kitchen' in Kodaikanal, has taken centre stage, thanks to the recent release of 'Manjummel Boys.' However, a fascinating throwback has emerged, revealing that Mohanlal's earlier blockbuster, 'Shikkar' (2010), also features significant scenes shot within the mystical confines of Guna Caves.Directed by M. Padmakumar, 'Shikkar' is an action thriller. The climax scene, set against the stunning backdrop of Guna Caves, showcased the versatility of the picturesque location. The caves, aptly nicknamed 'Devil's Kitchen,' added an extra layer of intrigue to the movie's narrative.Mohanlal himself documented his journey to the perilous Guna Caves in his blog, recounting encountering two skeletons and a half-burned churidar. The acclaimed actor painted a vivid picture of the eerie yet captivating atmosphere of Guna Caves, describing it as a natural mortuary due to its chilling climate, preserving even the decomposed bodies.His portrayal of the caves as a mortuary built by nature adds a fascinating dimension to the mystique surrounding Guna Caves. The actor's personal experiences further emphasise the otherworldly and dangerous allure of this unique location.Meanwhile, Mohanlal's foray into the survival thriller genre with 'Neerali' faced mixed reviews and an underwhelming performance at the box office.