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Vishnu Manchu, after the success of Kannappa, is investing Rs100 crore in microdramas: short, cinematic episodes for mobile audiences, aiming to redefine storytelling with high-quality production and compact narratives.

Kannappa, starring Vishnu Manchu, was screened at Rashtrapati Bhavan, earning praise from government officials. The mythological film marks an important recognition for Telugu cinema and features a strong ensemble cast and crew.

On Sunday night, June 28, Telangana Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, Cinematography Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy, and Minister Ponnam Prabhakar attended a special screening of the film.

Kannappa had all the ingredients for a spiritually moving cinematic experience, a timeless legend, a rich setting like Sri Kalahasti, and a powerful moral. But in trying to make it larger-than-life, the film forgets what made the real Kannappa’s story special: simplicity and raw love for God.

The mythological action film explores the unwavering devotion of the legendary saint Kannappa to Lord Shiva

Prabhas, known for his commanding screen presence, is likely to make a strong impact with his role in Kannappa.

Avram, who is also the grandson of senior actor Mohan Babu, will be seen in a key role in the period drama.

Despite the controversy, Kannappa is one of the most awaited films of the year.

The gripping trailer is full of high-octane action sequences that will make your jaw drop.

Vijay Kumar, the executive producer of Kannappa, has filed a police complaint. The investigation is currently going on.

Kajal took to Instagram, where she shared three playful pictures featuring her son Neil, husband Gautam Kitchlu, and herself.

The ‘Kannappa’ team descended upon Lucknow to meet Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. In a grand gesture of recognition, a striking poster of ‘Kannappa’ was unveiled in the presence of the Chief Minister

Curated by BookMyShow, the three-day event from March 21 to 23 brought together film lovers for an unforgettable cinematic experience. Over 70 films from around the world were screened, ranging from timeless classics and action entertainers to youthful films.

The third song from the highly anticipated epic arrives with thunderous beats and powerful vocals. Sung by the soulful Javed Ali, written by the expressive Shekhar Asthitva, and composed by the maestro Stephen Devassy, the track captures the raw intensity and majestic presence of M Mohan Babu’s character, Mahadeva Shastri.

This visit is part of the promotions for his upcoming pan-Indian film Kannappa, which is set to release worldwide on April 25.

Kannappa is a Telugu-language mythological drama set for a worldwide release on April 25.

Vishnu Manchu, who wrote the script for ‘Kannappa’—a film about a warrior devotee of Lord Shiva—shared a video on Instagram, saying, “I must truthfully admit something. Before working on ‘Kannappa,’ I wasn’t a very devoted follower of Lord Shiva. I have always been a devotee of Lord Hanuman and continue to recite the Hanuman Chalisa every day, even now.”

Kannappa, starring Manchu Vishnu in the lead role, will be released in six languages: Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, Hindi and English.

In the poster, Avram could be seen in a fierce avatar as he stands against the backdrop of a deity. Avram essays the role of the childhood version of the titular character with the adult version of the character essayed by Vishnu Manchu.

The makers shared a poster featuring Madhubala on Monday. In the poster, she can be seen wielding a sword with a fierce look on her face while wearing ancient attire.