Brahmaji clears the air about Vishnu Manchu purchasing 7,000-acre land in New Zealand: 'I was pulling their leg as usual...'
A recent behind-the-scenes video from Vishnu Manchu's 'Kannappa' went viral, where his father, actor
Mohan Babu
, talked about buying 7,000 acres in New Zealand for his son
Vishnu
. The video, shared by actor
Brahmaji
, grabbed attention due to Mohan's remark.
Amid the ongoing social media reactions and misinterpretations, Brahmaji himself cleared the air.
Check out the post here:
Brahmaji took to his X (formerly Twitter) handle and wrote, 'Guys, come on! That video I posted with Mr Mohan Babu garu and Vishnu Manchu was pure fun, just a bunch of us having a good laugh like we always do. (sic),' he wrote.
Brahmaji confirms the video was made for fun
He further added, 'We joked about buying 7,000 acres in New Zealand, even owning the mountains! Vishnu played along, Mohan Babu garu was in full comic form, and I was pulling their leg as usual.'
The actor made it clear that the video was only made for fun.
Watch the viral video here:
He concluded, 'But suddenly people have started believing it's real?! 😳 Arrey bhai… if buying 7,000 acres in New Zealand was that easy, I'd be shooting there every weekend! Let me clear it up before the jokes turn into news headlines. Nobody bought any land. It was all in jest. New Zealand doesn't even allow that kind of land ownership for non-citizens.
Please don't take humour so seriously, especially when Kannappa is around the corner and we're all in high spirits! Now smile, laugh a little, and don't turn comedy into something else 😁 #KannappaOnJune27.
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About Kannappa cast and crew
Kannappa - Official Hindi Trailer
The video shared by Brahmaji on his Instagram account featured Vishnu and Mohan enjoying the scenic beauty in New Zealand, and the Alludugaru actor was seen saying that the whole land is his and his son's. Actor-dancer
Prabhu Deva
also joined them in the clip with some funny moves and hugged Mohan.
Vishnu Manchu's Kannappa is all set to hit theatres on June 27. The Akshay Kumar, Kajal Aggarwal, Mohan Babu, and Sarath Kumar starrer will feature Prabhas and Mohanlal in key roles.
Brahmanandam, Brahmaji, and Raghu Babu are also expected to play cameo roles in the movie.
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