Akshay Kumar will debut in Tollywood with Vishnu Manchu's 'Kannappa'

Before the release of Bade Miyan Chhote Miyan, the big news is coming out about Akshay, regarding which it is being said that Akshay is going to debut in the Tollywood industry with South superstar Vishnu Manchu's Telugu film 'Kannappa'.

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Akshay Kumar will debut in Tollywood with Vishnu Manchu's 'Kannappa'
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Bollywood's Khiladi Akshay Kumar is currently preparing for the release of his film Bade Miyan Chhote Miyan in which only 2 days are left. Before the release of Bade Miyan Chhote Miyan, the big news is coming out about Akshay, regarding which it is being said that Akshay is going to debut in the Tollywood industry with South superstar Vishnu Manchu's Telugu film 'Kannappa'.

Akshay Kumar will be seen with Vishnu Manchu

Let us tell you that industry tracker Ramesh Bala has announced this on Twitter in which he said that Akshay Kumar is also included in Vishnu Manchu's film Kannappa. Sharing the post, she wrote, "Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar has joined the cast of the iconic pan-India biggie - actor Vishnu Manchu's big budget film #Kannappa. After #Prabhas, @Mohanlal, @PDdancing, and @realsarathkumar - @akshaykumar Another great addition to the cast of the film..stay tuned for more exciting updates". After hearing this news, there is no limit to the happiness of the actor's fans. 

Prabhash will be seen in the role of Lord Shiva

Apart from Vishnu Manchu, Prabhash and Mohanlal, Nupur Sanon, Nayanthara, and Mohan Babu will be seen in lead roles in the film. Directed by Mukesh Singh, the story of this film has been written by Paruchuri Gopalkrishna, Burra Sai Madhav, and Thota Prasad. The music in the film is by Mani Sharma and Stephen. It is being produced under the banner of Ava Entertainment and 24 Frames Factory. Regarding the film, it is being said that Prabhash will be seen in the role of Lord Shiva in 'Kannappa'.

By: Asna Zaidi

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