Meanwhile, Bonny has brought home an American tourist, Nylah, who has been kicked out of her hotel for inviting Bonny there. Saji takes Sathi and her daughter to his house. He takes her to the hospital, where she gives birth to a baby girl. Stricken with remorse, Saji goes to VijayвЂ™s house to apologise to his wife, Sathi, where he finds her in labour. Vijay saves him but loses his own life in the process. In his drunken stupor, Saji tries to commit suicide. Ashamed, Saji leaves the house and takes to drinking with his friend Vijay.

Bonny, who is very protective of Franky, hits Saji. One day, a fight breaks out between Saji and Franky. Saji tries to console Bobby and asks him to get a job, which he does.

Shammi rejects the proposal and ridicules the poor reputation that BobbyвЂ™s family has among the villagers. Bobby asks Saji to accompany him, and together they go to meet Shammi, BabyвЂ™s brother-in-law. He eventually proposes to her, but she asks him to talk to her family first. Bobby starts dating Baby, a girl who lives nearby. Franky is ashamed of Saji and Bobby but gets along well with Bonny, who is mute and kind. Saji has anger management issues, and often gets into fights with Bobby, an unemployed youngster. When their father dies, the mother abandons the boys to join a religious mission, leaving Saji to be the man of the house. SajiвЂ™s father had married BonnyвЂ™s mother, who then gave birth to Bobby and Franky. One variety ofВ the Noctiluca scintillansВ plankton species is also poisonous, the marine scientist said.ДЄ CG artist, who worked along with the team at Mindstein Studios, sharing his experience on recreating the sea sparkle effects, said, вЂњAfter the filmвЂ™s crew gave a reference to the sea sparkles and approved our test work on the same, we started working on the different elements of the whole sequence,В like dynamic effects, pyrotechnics, simulation, and finally composited it to what is now seen in the movie.Saji, Bonny, Bobby and Franky are four brothers living in a small, dilapidated house in the village of Kumbalangi. Planktons are the primary food source for fishes, mussels, prawns and the like. But it is always a may or may not happen phenomenon,вЂќ said Dr Gulshad, pointing to the uncertainty. Sea sparkle is also likely to happen during these months. That is mostly when the red waves are also sighted, another similar phenomenon in which the waves are illuminated, with a red hue to them.

вЂњThe months of September and October, post the rains, when the sea is rich after the flushing out from the land is said to be a bloom period for the planktons. As the life cycle of Noctiluca is just about a day, the sighting would also last only for a few hours or a day.вЂќ This happens in relatively calm waters and in a highly conducive environment. For the glow to be visible, there should be a very high concentration, with millions of the particular plankton species coming together. Tidal amplitude disturbs the concentration. It is rarely sighted in our coasts, perhaps due to the tidal amplitude. It is more common in Japan, California in the US and in South American coasts. Though pretty rare, bioluminescence may also be sighted in estuaries and brackish waters where sea water intrusion happens. The sparkle can be compared to the firefliesвЂ™ glow, but the micro-plankton itself cannot be seen by the naked eye as itвЂ™s a micro-organism. Throwing more light to the вЂmagical glowвЂ™ phenomenon, Dr Gulshad said, вЂњSea sparkle, as the name suggests, is caused by high concentration of a micro-plankton calledВ Noctiluca scintillans in the sea. Dr Gulshad Mohammed, Principal Marine Scientist, Central Marine and Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI), Kozhikode, who has presented a paper on the sparkling red waves, agrees with Madhu.

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