Manchu Vishnu, who entered the Telugu film industry carrying the legacy of his father, veteran actor Mohan Babu, faced a challenging start to his career. Despite tasting early success with Dhee, a consistent run at the box office eluded him for nearly a decade. Over the years, Vishnu became a frequent target of social media trolls—whether it was a film update or a public statement, he often found himself at the receiving end of online mockery.
His ambitious project Kannappa, a long-gestating passion venture, was no exception. From the moment its teaser was released, it attracted skepticism, with many quick to label it potential meme material even before its theatrical debut. Critics and netizens alike doubted whether Vishnu could carry such a role convincingly.
However, Kannappa has proven to be a turning point. While the film itself received a mixed critical response, Vishnu’s performance has been widely acknowledged as a standout. Prepared for scrutiny, he approached the role with notable sincerity and commitment. His improved dialogue delivery and emotional depth—especially in the film’s climactic sequences—have earned praise from unexpected quarters, silencing many of his detractors.
Portraying a revered figure in a remake of a cult classic, Vishnu’s dedication to the role is evident. He not only addressed long-standing criticisms but also showcased growth and maturity as an actor. In doing so, he has taken a meaningful step toward redefining his image in the industry.
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