The Pan India Star, Prabhas, continues to enthrall audiences with his diverse range of roles and unique projects. Today, as he celebrates his birthday, he finds himself surrounded by an outpouring of heartfelt wishes from all corners. What's even more exciting for fans is that the makers of his upcoming films are ensuring that they're in on the celebration by sharing thrilling updates.

Prabhas is not just limited to interesting and exhilarating projects like "Salaar," "Kalki 2898 AD," "Spirit," and "Raja Deluxe." He's also a pivotal part of Manchu Vishnu's ambitious dream project, "Kannappa." Directed by Mukesh Kumar Singh, Prabhas takes on the significant role of Lord Shiva in this devotional film.

In this project, Manchu Vishnu assumes the character of Kannappa, an ardent devotee of Lord Shiva. On the occasion of Prabhas' birthday, Manchu Vishnu sent his warm wishes, saying, "Wishing my darling brother a wonderful birthday. Wishing him many more blockbusters, purely because of his pure heart. Much love my bruh! #HappyBirthdayPrabhas."

Adding to the film's allure, the cast includes Sandalwood Star Shivarajkumar, and the crew is currently busy shooting in the breathtaking landscapes of New Zealand. With music by Mani Sharma and Stephen Devassay and cinematography handled by Sheldon Shau, this devotional entertainer is a collaboration between Ava Entertainment and 24 Frames Factory.

Reflecting on the project, Manchu Vishnu shared, "Seven years ago, when the illustrious Mr. Tanikella Bharani first shared the concept of #Kannappa with me, I was instantly captivated by its potential. I took it upon myself to further craft and refine the story, and I cannot express enough gratitude to the incredible talents who joined me on this journey. The support of stalwarts like Sri. Parachuri Gopalakrishna Garu, Sri. Vijendra Prasad Garu, Sri. Thotapalli Sainath Garu, Sri. Thota Prasad Garu, Directors Sri. Nageshwara Reddy Garu, and Sri. Eswar Reddy Garu has been instrumental in developing a script that promises to be larger than life." This project truly seems to be a labor of love and passion for all involved.