Disappearance of Sky Metalwala
Solomon said he believed that his son was alive, but perhaps not in the U.S. In spring of 2011, after the visit to the doctor that was the last independent record of Sky's presence outside of Biryukova's household, he recalled that her estranged father came from Ukraine to visit her. He wondered to the "Weekly" if the older man could have taken the boy back to that country with him at the time. But in 2013, he said that he did not know how that could have happened.
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From the right beginning itself it is evident that the film has many allusions to the Bible. If not for many other characters, the character of Solomon played by Mohanlal has the greatest amount of allusions to the Bible. The name Solomon itself is derived from the Bible where Solomon is one of the kings who ruled the United Israel. In the film the character Solomon is a social chameleon as such. Bible gives sufficient information that the king was very wealthy just like the character in the film. In the Bible it is stated that Solomon had many relationships with women those resulted in having 700 wives and 300 concubines, the film hints the characters possible skirt chasing proclivities. In the movie we see the character of Solomon is in possession of vast acres of vineyards which he look after and prosper. The books female character is a working woman, in the film the character Sophia does all the chores in the house and is a hard worker. In the biblical book the character is of dark skinned, so is the actress. Furthermore, in legends Queen of Sheba was a strong an independent woman who professed her interest in King Solomon had respect and appreciation of the Solomon as well. In the film Sophia who was bold and have openly acknowledged her interest in Solomon is equally respected by him. The strong romantic overture of the book is adapted in the film effusively. However, the book in the Bible does not accommodate any rape culture but the idea is not foreign to the bible, like the case of Tamar and her step-brother Amnon, both from King Solomon's family in 2 Samuel 13. Paul, the step-father in the film is a detestable figure as Amnon.