Vishnu Manchu’s Daughters Shine in Spiritual Song
Actor vishnu Manchu is putting a lot of effort into promoting Kannappa, his next Pan-Indian movie that opens on june 27. He recently sang a unique song called "Sri Kala Hasti" at Varanasi's revered kashi vishwanath temple as part of the promotions.
Vishnu decided to start the devotional song here after finishing a promotional tour in the USA, giving the movie's marketing a profound and revered feel. Actor Arpit Ranka, who plays the antagonist in the movie, director Mukesh Kumar Singh, writers thota prasad and Akula Shiva, and his father and producer Mohan Babu were all present at the ceremony.
The song was penned by renowned poet Suddala ashok Teja and composed by stephen Devassy. It narrates the tale of Sri Kala Hasti, a well-known temple with a rich spiritual past, and has a strongly devotional tone.
The song has been sung by Vishnu's daughters, Ariaana and Viviana Manchu, which adds even more specialness to this event. Their natural and emotive performances in the video are enhanced by their passionate singing. Their presence gives the song a more intimate and sentimental quality.
The magnificent images, which were shot in picturesque settings, evoke a serene, spiritual atmosphere. According to the team, this song will serve as the Sri Kala Hasti temple's spiritual anthem for many years to come.
The song has been sung by Vishnu's daughters, Ariaana and Viviana Manchu, which adds even more specialness to this event. Their natural and emotive performances in the video are enhanced by their passionate singing. Their presence gives the song a more intimate and sentimental quality.
The magnificent images, which were shot in picturesque settings, evoke a serene, spiritual atmosphere. According to the team, this song will serve as the Sri Kala Hasti temple's spiritual anthem for many years to come.