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Manchu Vishnu replaces Sunil in 'Kannappa Katha'

  • IndiaGlitz, [Monday,June 15 2015]

Sunil was supposed to play the lead in Tanikella Bharani's film based on the life of Lord Shiva's devotee Bhaktha Kannappa.

But now Manchu Vishnu has replaced Sunil in the film. Dr.M.Mohan Babu will produce this film titled 'Kannappa Katha' on 24 Frames Factory banner in association with a Hollywood production house. This film will be made in all the Indian languages and it will go on floors soon. This is Tanikella Bharani's second directorial venture after the critically acclaimed 'Mithunam'.

Dr.M.Mohan Babu's cult classic film 'Pedarayudu' completed 20 years and on this occasion, 24 Frames Factory announced this multilingual film 'Kannappa Katha'.

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