Prabhas has been in the headlines when it comes to his small cameo in Kannappa as Rudra. Social media has been filled with praise for a pile for rebellious star, who loved the briefly strong role assigned to the film. And recently Vishnu Manchu shared his work on him.
Is Prabhas’s cameo the only reason behind Kannappa’s success?
In a recent release program by Kannappa, Vishnu Manchu was asked if he felt that Prabhas’s presence in Rudra’s cameo role was a major reason behind the success of the film.
Based on reviews by the audience, for Anward, it seems that people have preferred the role of a more Salar actor than Vishnu, who play the lead role.
In response to that, Vishnu Manchu said, “100 percent I believe that some people can argue about Kannappa. ,
He said, “Because of him, you are all interested in seeing the story of Kannappa. After his inauguration, you have come to know about Kannappa. So it is completely because of my brother.”
Ram Gopal Varma demonstrated Vishnu Manchu on Prabhas
Recently, filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma sent a message to Vishnu Manchu after seeing Kannappa. The director mentioned that although he does not believe in materials based on gods and devotees, he watched the film due to Vishnu’s strong performance.
In addition, RVG highlighted that the rest of the people are watching the film due to the presence of Prabhas, on the other hand, will see it because of Vishnu’s tenure.
He wrote, “In all, people can come to the theater for Prabhas, but now I am going to buy a ticket in the theater to see you.”
Kannappa’s special cameo
For The Anward, Kannappa saw several special cameos made by some of the biggest stars in the film fraternity. Apart from Prabhas, who played Rudra, Molwood joined the artists in the special role of the icon Mohanlal Kiran.
On the other hand, while Akshay Kumar played the role of Lord Shiva, Kajal Aggarwal was given the role of Goddess Parvati as a part of the special cameo.
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