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Actor Manoj Manchu wishes Kannappa team, omits Vishnu's name amid family feud

Actor Manoj Manchu wishes Kannappa team, omits Vishnu's name amid family feud

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Telugu actor Manoj Manchu wrote a heartfelt note to 'Kannappa' team on his X page on Thursday. While he wished his father, Mohan Babu, he omitted his brother Vishnu's name. This post came amid their family feud which resulted in the ousting of Manoj from Mohan Babu's house. 'Kannappa, starring Vishnu Manchu, will be released in theatres on June 27.Sharing some photos from 'Kannappa', Manoj extended his wishes to his father and Vishnu Manchu's children - Ariana, Viviana and Avram - who are also part of the film. He also thanked Prabhas, Mohanlal and Akshay Kumar for their cameo roles in the mythological film.advertisement"All the best to Team #Kannappa! My dad and his team have poured years of effort and love into this film. I'm praying it roars to blockbuster success. Can't wait to see my little champs Ari, Vivi and Avram make memories on the big screen (sic)," he wrote on X.
He then congratulated veteran actor Tanikella Bharani for playing a character that is close to his heart. "So happy that #TanikellaBharani garu's lifelong dream is coming alive tomorrow (sic)," he wrote.Thanking Prabhas, Mohanlal, Akshay Kumar and Prabhudeva for their contribution, he wrote, "Can't wait to see you all shine on the big screen. My Lord Shiva bless this journey with light, love and legacy (sic)."advertisementHere are some photos he shared with the post:
During the promotions of the film, Vishnu Manchu accused Manoj of stealing the harddisk containing 'Kannappa' footage. At a media interaction in Chennai, Vishnu claimed that the two people, Raghu and Charitha, who allegedly stole the hard disk, were reportedly working for Manoj. He said that the incident happened four weeks ago, but they decided to take it up with the police after trying to reach Manoj and his associates multiple times.'Kannappa' is a mythological action drama based on the legend of Kannappa, a devotee of Lord Shiva. Produced by Mohan Babu, the mythological film is directed by Mukesh Kumar Singh.Sarathkumar, Brahmanandam, Brahmaji, Suva Balaji, Kaushal Mandal, Preity Mukhundhan and Madhoo will be seen in supporting roles. The film is jointly produced by AVA Entertainment and 24 Frames Factory.- Ends

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