‘Kannappa’ Twitter Review: Early Review suggests that Vishnu Manchu starrer is a cure for Shiva devotees with a spine-chilling climax.

Vishnu Manchu’s mythological PAN-India film, ‘Kannappa’, directed by Mukesh Kumar Singh, in which Akshay Kumar, Prabhas and Mohanlal have determined to release on June 27 in brief roles, initial reviews of business analysts have started surfasting online and it has started to encourage the area very much.The film seems to have a spiritual moving experience for the audience, especially devotees of Lord Shiva.On X (East Twitter), trade analyst Sumit Kadale gave ‘Kannappa’ a rating of 3.5 out of 5 and shared his heavy experience, especially about the final moments of the film.He wrote, “Just saw #kannappa, and I still couldn’t shake the last 30 minutes with my mind. Only once I felt that it was during the climax of the intense #Kantara,” he wrote.Kadale said that the climax is “spine-chilling, emotionally overpowering and Gozbump-Uptrao,” it is called a deep emotional watch for Lord Shiva devotees.As seen from the trailer shared by the producers, the film tells the story of a tribal warrior who initially rejects the concept of God but eventually turns into the last devotee of Lord Shiva.“You will reveal this change on screen,” Kadale mentioned, called Vishnu Manchu’s performance “top-oriented”. He said, “His acting in the last 15 minutes can define his career. The audience will love this role a lot.”He also praised Akshay Kumar’s depiction of Lord Shiva, described as “beautiful and emotionally resonant”, Kajal Aggarwal, who plays Goddess Parvati, while Mohanlal and Mohan Babu offer effective sequences. Prabhas’s brief but powerful cameo in the form of Rudra is also well received.Another early audience, reviewer Rohit Jiswal also took the last 40 minutes of the film to be fantastic on social media. He said, “The last 40 minutes #kannappa is fantastic … I never saw anything before,” He wrote, called it “film made for Shiva devotees”.The film is shot extensively in places including Christchurch, New Zealand, and includes a grand scene and a runtime of over three hours, about 3 hours and 10 minutes.The release was initially prescribed for April 25, 2025, but was postponed on 27 June 2025 due to comprehensive VFX enhancement and post-production. The film will be released in many languages ​​including Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam.