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On Monday evening, the news broke that a hard drive with Kannappa’s decisive scenes was stolen by two persons. The production house of Vishnu Manchu, 24 Frames Factory released a statement on Tuesday evening, revealing ‘Vendetta’ behind the move. What does the statement say here. A
Criminals did not work for team Kannappa
The production house confirmed that a hard drive in which decisive scenes were actually intercept and stolen. “A hard drive containing an important action sequence between two of Kannappa’s two major characters, with significant VFX work, was stolen during transit. The drive was sent from the high studio, Mumbai, and intended to be transported to our official production office.”
While there were speculation that the criminals worked for the team Kannappa, the production house speculated to rest, “shocking, the package was illegally intercepted and was signed by a person named Mr. Raghu, who worked under the instructions of a woman named Charita.
The production house revealed that a police case was registered four weeks ago, writing, “A police complaint was formally filed about four weeks ago, and investigating officers have been fully informed about the identity of those people behind it. It is no secret that this effort has been orchestrated – both of us and the law enforcement are known about playing well.
Production House claims who is behind it
They also claim that to gain knowledge of plans to release 90 -minute footage from Kannappa, “more turbulent, reliable intelligence has recently emerged that these people are planning to leak unpublished footage of more than 90 minutes online, under guidance from the same source, which is in a fierce effort to remove the release of Kannappa.
Vishnu’s production house ended the note, “Such cheap and calculated strategy is being deployed from within the industry. It is a mischief-not sabotage-it is not sabotage-and it is a deep unfortunate lineage in personal vendetta-conducted behavior. When Telugu cinema is getting global recognition, it is not that” it is not “.
He also mentioned that he stands united with Kannappa’s artists and crews who worked hard to make the film, which the audience asked not to broadcast any pirated footage, does it need a surface. “The integrity will win,” he finally wrote.
The 24 Frames Factory has filed a complaint with the Film Nagar Police, alleging the intention of damaging the project as the hard disk includes unpublished footage. Kannappa will be released in theaters on 27 June. It includes Vishnu, Mohan Babu, R. Sarathkumar, Arpit Ranka, Kaushal Manda, Rahul Madhav, Devraj, Mukesh Rishi, Brahminandam, Raghu Babu, Preity Mukhundhan and Madhu include lead roles and Mohanlal, Prabhas, Akshar Kashmir and Kajal Inn.
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