Manchu Vishnu takes on the lead role in the upcoming Telugu fantasy drama Kannappa, directed by Mukesh Kumar Singh. The film delves into the life of Kannappa, a devout follower of the Hindu deity Shiva, hailing from Srikalahasti, Andhra Pradesh.

Exciting updates about Kannappa have surfaced as the production team shared glimpses of the movie's progress on social media. Currently, the filming is swiftly unfolding against the stunning backdrop of New Zealand.

In their recent announcement, the makers expressed their dedication to bringing Kannappa's story to life, capturing each moment with meticulous attention. The second shooting schedule in the breathtaking locales of New Zealand is underway, as showcased in a behind-the-scenes video shared by the production team. The makers posted Bringing the story to life, one frame at a time! The second schedule of '𝐊𝐚𝐧𝐧𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐚' in breathtaking #NewZealand is in full swing.

The footage offers a glimpse of Manchu Vishnu, Mohan Babu, and other members of the team immersed in their work, diligently crafting the picturesque landscapes of New Zealand for the film.The film boasts a stellar cast including Prabhas, Mohanlal, Shiv Rajkumar, Madhu, Nayanthara, Mohan Babu, Sarathkumar, Brahmanandam, Madhoo, and Josita Anola Rodrigues in pivotal roles. Rumors are rife that Natasimha Balakrishna will also make a powerful cameo appearance, adding to the star-studded lineup.

The film's musical score, crafted by the talented duo of Stephen Devassy and Mani Sharma, is expected to deepen the emotional resonance of the narrative, promising an immersive and unforgettable cinematic experience for the audience.

Kannappa promises to be a captivating tale of devotion and drama, backed by the production prowess of legendary actor Manchu Mohan Babu, father of Manchu Vishnu, under the banners of AVA Entertainment and 24 Frames Factory.

Adding to the film's allure is the musical genius of Tollywood's acclaimed composer, Mani Sharma, collaborating with Stephen Devassy to create an enchanting soundtrack that complements the narrative of 'Kannappa'.