MUMBAI: Following its prestigious showcase at the Cannes Film Festival, the much-awaited teaser of the epic action film "Kannappa" is set to be unveiled. Audiences worldwide will finally get a glimpse of Vishnu Manchu's dream project. "Kannappa," starring Vishnu Manchu as Bhakta Kannappa, boasts an impressive ensemble cast including Mohan Babu, Mohanlal, Prabhas, Akshay Kumar, Sharath Kumar, Kajal Agarwal, amongst others. Directed by Mukesh Kumar Singh, the film combines stunning visuals with a poignant narrative, bringing to life the legendary tale of devotion and sacrifice.

The teaser will be released in five languages: Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, and Hindi, making it accessible to a diverse and widespread audience. This multilingual release underscores the film's universal appeal and Vishnu Manchu's commitment to sharing this epic story with worldwide viewers.

“We are beyond excited to present the teaser of 'Kannappa' to the audience,” said Vishnu Manchu. “Following the incredible response at Cannes, we can't wait for the world to experience the grandeur and emotional depth of our film. 'Kannappa' is a journey of collective devotion, and we are eager to have audiences join us on this path. This film is a significant part of our history, and we are proud to bring it to the forefront. In recent years, we have witnessed how local stories resonate globally, and 'Kannappa' is one such tale that, rooted in our rich culture, will undoubtedly connect with audiences everywhere.”

The film's production features an exceptional crew, including Hollywood cinematographer Sheldon Chau, action director Kecha Khamphakdee, dance maestro Prabhu Deva and dance master Brinda. Their combined expertise has created a visually stunning and emotionally resonant film that is sure to leave a lasting impression.

The film is amongst the most ambitious projects to come out of India in recent years. Shot across New Zealand, the film stars a slew of talented artists from across industries. Audiences can look forward to an epic adventure that transcends boundaries and celebrates the timeless tale of Bhakta Kannappa. The makers, especially Vishnu, have attempted to push the boundaries of cinema while honoring cultural heritage and local traditions.