Mohanlal jokingly calls Mohan Babu a short-tempered person who kicks and beats poeple at Kannappa event: 'I will shoot and Kill you in the first scene'
Mohanlal
and Vishnu Manchu were recently seen attending a promotional event for their upcoming movie Kannappa. During the event, Mohanlal teasingly called Telugu star
Mohan Babu
a 'villain in real life', joking that it was very tough to work with him.
Mohan
lal's humorous remark left everyone in fits of laughter, and even he couldn't stop laughing while teasing Mohan.
Mohanlal's funny remark about Mohan Babu
During the promotional event held in Kochi, Mohanlal said, 'Working with Mohan Babu is not easy. He is a short-tempered person. He may look very innocent, but he kicks and beats people.' He adorably held Mohan Babu's hand and smiled while saying this in jest. Mohan Babu, who couldn't understand a word as the actor spoke in Malayalam, looked at him curiously.
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Mohan Babu's request for a movie with Mohanlal
It was Mohan's son,
Vishnu
Manchu, who stole the show, as he couldn't control his laughter.
Mohanlal soon added, 'I'm just kidding, he is one of the sweetest people I've ever met, and he has done more than 560 films.'
The Thudarum actor amusingly wondered why Mohan Babu was requesting to act alongside him even after doing so many films in his career. Mohan Babu expressed his wish to do a film with Mohanlal in which he could play the villain while Mohanlal would play the hero. The Mollywood actor replied, 'Sir, you are the hero, I'm the villain,' which drew cheers from the audience.
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Mohanlal didn't stop there. When Mohan Babu requested a villain role in his film, he joked, 'I will shoot and kill you in the first scene!' The whole crowd burst into laughter, and Vishnu Manchu couldn't contain himself. He translated the comment to his father, who also enjoyed the moment.
About Kannappa
'Kannappa' will hit theatres on June 27. The film also features
Akshay Kumar
in key roles.
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