Kannappa Star Cast Remuneration: The new mythological epic Kannappa, helmed by Mukesh Kumar Singh. It is creating buzz in the Indian cinema space with its A-list cast and budget guaranteeing a movie event. Directed by 24 Frames Factory’s Vishnu Manchu, the movie has combined legendary heroes and pan-India heroes, each of whom demanded a humongous paycheck. Following is a glimpse at the disclosed paychecks of the main cast.

Vishnu Manchu – The Lead Hero
Playing Kannappa in the lead role, Vishnu Manchu not only performs in the film but also produces it. He has reportedly been paid ₹8–10 crore for his work. His total hands-on commitment both creatively and financially attests to his personal interest in this passion project.

Prabhas – God Shiva
It is a massive casting coup that Prabhas is playing Lord Shiva in a cameo. While his screen presence might be short, his popularity is not. Trade experts say he’s demanding a whopping ₹20–25 crore, a sign of his pan-India popularity and box-office power.

Mohanlal – A Divine Role
Mohanlal, the Malayalam actor, is also rumoured to have an avatar of a god. While the details of his character are not revealed, sources mention that his fee lies in the bracket of ₹8–10 crore, befitting his position in South Indian films.

Akshay Kumar – Surprise Entry
Adding to the countrywide success of the film, Bollywood’s leading star Akshay Kumar has a reportedly cameo role in the film. He earns a salary of approximately ₹6–7 crore, said to indicate his trust in inter-industry collaboration.

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Star Cast Additions
There are some big names such as Sarath Kumar and Kajal Aggarwal too. Who have signed the film in prominent roles. Kajal is likely to get a sum of ₹4–5 crore, while Sarath Kumar is said to be getting around ₹2 crore.

A High-Stakes Project
With so huge a cast and brouhaha, Kannappa is not merely a movie but a visionary mythological epic with pan-Indian ambitions. The fat cheques tell us as much about the cost of the film as about producers’ belief in the film’s potential.

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