Vishnu Manchu’s Kannappa U.S. Tour Sparks Frenzy, Leaves Fans in Awe

The countdown to Kannappa just got a massive boost as Vishnu Manchu wrapped a whirlwind promotional tour across the United States this past week. Landing in New York on Wednesday morning, Vishnu embarked on a power-packed tour covering New Jersey, Dallas, and San Francisco all in a span of just four days. The tour, which marked the beginning of the 50-day countdown to the film’s release, has been nothing short of a roaring success.

At each city, fans were treated to exclusive screenings first, a recap of previously released material, and then a never-before-seen 7-minute behind-the-scenes reel featuring breathtaking visuals, intricate production design, and powerful glimpses of key characters. The response? Thunderous applause at every venue. Audiences across the board were left spellbound by the scale, storytelling, and the sheer grandeur of what is being touted as one of the most ambitious devotional films in Indian cinema.

What struck a deeper chord, however, was Vishnu Manchu’s humility and grounded presence. At every venue, he personally addressed fans, answered an array of questions during interactive Q&A sessions, and made time for heartfelt interactions with Telugu communities abroad. His approach wasn’t one of a star seeking applause it was of a passionate storyteller sharing his devotion and dream.

Adding to the momentum, Vishnu also engaged with leading Telugu media houses based in the U.S., giving them an insider’s perspective on the vision behind Kannappa, the years of effort poured into its making, and the emotional journey that led to its creation. The buzz is unanimous: Kannappa is not just a film it’s an experience.

With the film slated for release on June 27, anticipation is reaching a fever pitch. From what audiences in the U.S. witnessed, Kannappa promises a cinematic spectacle deeply rooted in devotion, mythology, and high-caliber filmmaking. If the reactions from this tour are anything to go by, Kannappa is poised to leave an indelible mark on Indian cinema.