‘Kannappa’, actor Vishnu Manchu, says ‘Kannappa’ under the piracy attack

Two days after the world was released, Vishnu Manchu resorted to social media, so that the issue of piracy could be accused. He wrote, “Kannappa is attacking Piracy. More than 30,000 illegal links have already been taken below. It is heartbreaking,” he wrote. X.

Interestingly, ten days before the release of the film, producer Kannappa A complaint was filed on the theft of the film’s hard disk, which had VFX visuals. The manufacturers alleged that “a hard drive that consists of an important action sequence between two major characters KannappaThe significant VFX was stolen during transit, with work. The drive was sent from Hive Studios, Mumbai, and intended to be transported to our official production office. ,

Kannappa A fearless warrior tells the story of Thinnadu (Vishnu Manchu), which turns into the last devotee of Lord Shiva. Bollywood star Akshay Kumar appears in the role of Lord Shiva. Mohanlal played the role of Kirata, while Prabhas signed Rudra. Kajal Aggarwal and Preity Mukundan are the other actors in the film.

The Pan-Indian film was closed for a decent start at the box office, collecting ₹ 9 crore on the early day. The Telugu occupation for the film was 55.89 percent. Kannappa It was also released in Hindi, Kannada, Tamil and Malayalam. According to reports, by the end of the early weekend, the film earned 23.75 crores.

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Hindu The film’s review states, “With a contingent of a huge actors, which includes veterans like Madhu, Brahminandam, Saptagiri, Brahmaji, Mukesh Rishi, and Aishwariya Bhaskaran, the film has been overpotted. The speed is already lost.

At the end, Kannappa There was a moving legend to build – a story of unwavering faith and sacrifice. But whatever was needed was not more star power or visual gloss, but the storytelling was contained in emotional clarity and cultural texture. In trying for grandeur, it forgets to tell the story that matters. ,