Telugu actor Vishnu Manchu, who is currently gearing up for the release of his upcoming mythological action drama Kannappa, set to hit theatres on Friday, June 27, completed his pilgrimage to the 12 Jyotirlingas on Wednesday. The spiritual journey, which took him across India, came to a divine close with his darshan at the Sri Sailam Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple in Andhra PradeshEarlier today, the actor took to his X handle to share a collage of photos from his visit to the temple. Alongside the post, he penned a heartfelt note reflecting on his spiritual journey, writing, "Twelve Jyotirlingas. One journey. Eternal peace. Just completed the sacred darshan at Sri Sailam Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple—one of the twelve revered Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. With this visit, my journey to all twelve Jyotirlinga temples comes to a divine close. My heart is full. My soul feels blessed."Check it out:He added, "Life right now is filled with nothing but positivity, gratitude, and peace. As I stand at the edge of this spiritual milestone, I now look forward to the next chapter, #Kannappa, releasing worldwide on June 27. A film close to my heart. A story that reflects the very spirit I carry today. Har Har Mahadev!"About KannappaKannappa is also stars Mohan Babu, R. Sarathkumar, Arpit Ranka, Brahmanandam, Brahmaji, Siva Balaji, Kaushal Manda, Rahul Madhav, Devaraj, Mukesh Rishi, Raghu Babu, Preity Mukhundhan and Madhoo.Akshay Kumar makes a cameo as Lord Shiva, Kajal Aggarwal portrays Goddess Parvati, Mohanlal appears as Kirata, and Prabhas plays the role of Rudra.Recently, there were reports stating that a hard drive containing crucial Kannappa film content and VFX work was stolen during transit. Later, the production house issued a statement, that read, It is no secret who orchestrated this attempt—both we and law enforcement are well aware of the forces at play. The perpetrator’s identity is known, and the motive is clear. More disturbingly, credible intelligence has recently emerged that these individuals, under guidance from the same source, are planning to leak over 90 minutes of unreleased footage online in a desperate attempt to derail the release of Kannappa. In response, the Executive Producer has formally escalated the matter to Cyber Crime authorities to take swift and firm action.""It is disheartening to see such cheap and calculated tactics being deployed from within the industry itself. This is not mischief—it is sabotage, and it reflects a deeply unfortunate descent into personal vendetta-driven behaviour. At a time when Telugu cinema is earning global recognition, stooping to such levels is not just regressive—it is disgraceful," they added.