Actor Vishnu Manchu shared that a devotee of Kannappa deepened his spiritual discipline and self-awareness.
Asked how to work on “Kanappa” affected his own spiritual or personal journey, Vishnu said to IANS: “Daily introspection while portraying a devotee of Kannappa’s quantitative forces.
He said: “He keeps the discipline ego in check and reminds me why the story matters. I deliberately do more about the decisions that I do on set and closed – because I am taking the weight of a person who never hesitate.”
Bringing a mythological story in life is not a small achievement. What were Vishnu’s biggest creative or emotional challenges?
Pat replied to Vishnu: “Two fronts. Creatively, strikes between the scale and honesty – cannot remove the spectaccal substance.”
He said: “Emotionally, respecting a legend that many holy people mean zero shortcuts: constant consultation with historians, priests and language experts. If we do not acquire their faith, the visuals do not matter.”
“Kannappa” is a mythological action drama film directed by Mukesh Kumar Singh and produced by Mohan Babu. It is based on the legend of Kannappa in Hinduism, who is a devotee of Lord Shiva.
Supporting roles Mohan Babu, R. Sarathkumar, Arpit Ranka, Brahmanandam, Brahmaji, Shiva Balaji, Kaushal Manda, Rahul Madhav, Devraj, Mukesh Rishi, Raghu Babu, Preeti Mukhudan and Madhu are played.
In South Indian traditions, Kannappa is a devotee of Hindu Lord Shiva. His story is closely associated with the Srikalahstaswara temple in Andhra Pradesh. He is a saint in the SAIVA Siddhanta tradition.
Talking about Vishnu, he made her father Mohan Babu debut as a child artist in the 1985 film Ragile Gundelu. He directed his first lead role in the film Vishnu in 2003 by Shaji Kaila.
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