Tourists visiting Mudumalai are having a great time taking photos with the famous Bagan couple, who were commended by Prime Minister Modi. The documentary film, The Elephant Whisperers, tells the story of Raghu and Bommi, two baby elephants at the Theppakadu breeding camp in the Muthumalai Tiger Reserve. The film won an Oscar, making Bomman, Belli, Raghu, and Bommi household names.
Recently, PM Modi visited the Muthumalai Theppakadu elephant breeding camp where he met and congratulated Bomman-Pelli, the famous couple from the documentary. He also enjoyed interacting with the domesticated elephants and giving them canes.
Due to their new-found fame, Mudumalai’s baby elephants and the Bagan couple have become tourist attractions. Visitors come during the Glugulu season to escape the summer heat, and they often visit the Mudumalai Tiger Reserve to see the baby elephants. The Pagan couple is also busy meeting and taking selfies with tourists, and they have received recognition from various organizations.
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Tourists coming to Mudumalai are enjoying themselves by taking selfies with the Bagan couple who were praised by Prime Minister Modi.
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A documentary film called The Elephant Whisperers focuses on Raghu and Bommi, the baby elephants at the Muthumalai Tiger Reserve’s Theppakadu breeding camp. It won an Oscar and the Pagan couple Bomman, Belli and the baby elephants Raghu and Bommi in the film became very popular.
Last 2 days ago Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Muthumalai Theppakadu elephant breeding camp and visited baby elephants Raghu and Bommi. He enjoyed giving canes to the domesticated elephants. Later, he met and congratulated the Bagan couple Bomman-Pelli, who became famous through the documentary film.
Tourists taking selfies
Due to this, the baby elephants in Mudumalai and the Pagan couple Bomman-Pelli became very popular. Tourists have started coming to the Nilgiris to enjoy the Glugulu season to cope with the ongoing summer. Then they go to the domesticated elephant camp in the Mudumalai Tiger Reserve and enjoy watching the baby elephants.
Also the Pagan couple is meeting Bomman-Pelli. They also enjoy taking selfies with their families on their cell phones. As a result, the Pagan couple has been busy during the time when tourists are allowed. Similarly, various organizations are also meeting and congratulating.