Vishnu Manchu’s long-awaited Kannappa commences prep in New Zealand with 600-member crew : Bollywood News

Vishnu Manchu’s much-anticipated Telugu project, Kannappa has finally set rolling. The film, under the direction of Mukesh Kumar Singh, explores the remarkable life of Bhakta Kannappa, an ardent devotee of Lord Shiva.

Vishnu Manchu’s long-awaited Kannappa commences prep in New Zealand with 600-member crew

The grand launch of Kannappa took place in August, marked by a traditional puja ceremony at Sri Kalahasti. Vishnu’s unwavering dedication and creative input have fuelled the concept and storyline of this cinematic venture for the past seven years. Now, the project is poised to spring to life with over 600 cast and crew members converging in the scenic landscapes of New Zealand to embark on the preparations for this monumental project.

Sharing his excitement, Vishnu expressed, “A Momentous Journey Begins Today. I find myself in sheer amazement as the adventure of a lifetime unfolds amidst the breathtaking landscapes of New Zealand, as we commence filming for Kannappa. This dream has been seven years in the making, and its realization stands as a testament to the divine blessings of Lord Shiva and Parvathi Devi.”

Vishnu Manchu went on to describe the immense dedication and sacrifices that have characterized the journey leading up to this moment. He shared, “The past eight months have been nothing short of a whirlwind for everyone involved in Kannappa.”

The actor revealed, “In just a few days, a team of over 600 talented individuals from around the world will converge in New Zealand to breathe life into Kannappa. Their sacrifices, leaving behind loved ones, are a testament to their unwavering belief in this project.”

Vishnu Manchu concluded with a heartfelt plea to his fans and followers, “As we embark on this magnificent journey, we humbly ask for your love, support, and prayers. Kannappa is not merely a project; it represents a labour of love, dedication, and unwavering belief. Our adventure begins, and together, we shall conjure cinematic magic. Har Har Mahadev.”