Sarath Kumar, Mohan Babu Come Together For ‘Kannappa’ – FilmyVoice
Actor-producer Vishnu Manchu’s upcoming movie ‘Kannappa’ has now roped in Tamil and Telugu cinema superstars Sarath Kumar and Mohan Babu. Mixing in grandiose VFX, set designs with the aptitude of star energy, the movie’s casting of those two superstars makes it a grand spectacle chopping throughout the whole South board.
A veteran and versatile actor, Nattair’s (one other title used for Sarath Kumar)profession has spanned a long time as he has acted in over 145 movies predominantly in Tamil, and ja a well-known determine all through the South.
Boasting a powerful filmography, he has made notable successes in motion pictures like ‘Bunny,’ ‘Bharat Ane Nenu,’ ‘Jaya Janaki Nayaka,’ and most just lately ‘Bhagavanth Kesari’. As well as, he can even be seen within the Malayalam movie ‘Bandra’ alongside actors Dileep and Tamannaah Bhatia.
Pedarayudu (a title for Mohan Babu) has a profession which has spanned a long time as he has starred in over 500 movies. A few of his most acclaimed movies embody ‘Pedarayudu’, ‘Yamadonga’, and ‘Premabhishekam’ amongst others.
The story of ‘Kannappa’ revolves across the legendary warrior Kannappa, who has been touted as one of many biggest devotees of Lord Shiva which made him a legend within the circle of the devotees of Mahadev.
His transition from a hunter to a warrior to a saint prepared to pluck his personal eyes out for the God earned him the title of Nayanar. The movie was introduced on the Srikalahasteeswara temple which holds an vital place within the movie’s narrative as that is the spot the place Kannappa willingly blinded himself, incomes his blessings from Lord Shiva and changing into the revered legend.
Helmed by director Mukesh Kumar Singh, famend for his work on the ‘Mahabharat’ collection, the movie is a powerful mix of star energy, compelling storytelling, and highly effective visuals, poising itself to be a grand fantasy of epic proportions which may probably have an awesome affect on Indian cinema in years to return.
