Vishnu Manchu, Mohan Babu starrer Kannappa wraps up first schedule in New Zealand

The upcoming film Kannappa, which stars Vishnu Manchu in the lead, has completed its first schedule in New Zealand. The 90-day shoot unfolded amidst the breathtaking landscapes of New Zealand, bringing together a team of 600 talented actors and technicians from New Zealand, Thailand, and India. The film also stars Mohanlal and Prabhas.

Kannappa starring Vishnu Manchu wraps up 1st schedule in New Zealand

Chairman of AVA Entertainment M. Mohan Babu took to his social media to announce the completion of the first schedule of ‘Kannappa’.

Mohan Babu’s post reads: “Our 90-day first schedule shoot for 'Kannappa' in New Zealand has just wrapped up. It was an amazing experience with a team of 600 talented actors and technicians from New Zealand, Thailand, and India, led by Vishnu Manchu as our protagonist. With the blessings of Lord Shiva and Shirdi Sainath, we're now heading back to India after filming in the stunning landscapes of New Zealand.”

With the most difficult schedule of the film completed, the ‘Kannappa’ team now prepares to return to India, carrying with them wonderful memories and the zest to outshine themselves in the second schedule and to set the perfect stage for the magnum opus.

Vishnu Manchu’s Kannappa to feature Preity Mukhundhan

Vishnu Manchu's Kannappa has found its leading lady in Preity Mukhundhan.

Talking about it, director Mukesh Kumar Singh said: "For Preity, this isn’t just an initial steps into the film industry but a leap into the world of art and cinema and mostly learning. She was a perfect fit for the role and we look forward to working with her."

The casting process for the pivotal role Preity portrays was rigorous, with numerous auditions held to find the perfect fit for the character. After a search, the filmmakers zeroed in on Preity, recognising her exceptional talent and the unique charm she brings to the table.

Preity background as a Bharatnatyam dancer brings a unique artistic dimension to her character.

(With inputs from IANS)