Date: April 09, 2025
Manchu Manoj Accuses Brother Vishnu of Car Theft
🚨 Family Dispute Turns Public: Manchu Manoj Lodges Police Complaint
In a shocking development that has rocked the Tollywood industry, actor Manchu Manoj has filed a formal police complaint against his elder brother, Manchu Vishnu, intensifying the already strained family ties within the Manchu household. The incident came to light on Tuesday when Manoj approached the Narsingi Police, accusing Vishnu of trespassing, vandalism, and vehicle theft.
🏠Allegations of Trespassing and Vandalism at Jalpally Residence
According to Manoj’s statement to the media, the controversy began on April 1st, when he traveled to Jayapura to celebrate his daughter’s first birthday. During his absence, Vishnu allegedly entered Manoj’s Jalpally residence with nearly 150 men, vandalized the property, assaulted security staff, and towed away Manoj’s car.
He further claimed, “After the police traced the vehicle to Vishnu’s residence, he quickly moved it to Madhapur to avoid recovery.”
👮‍♂️ Tense Situation at Mohan Babu’s Residence
In a dramatic turn, Manchu Manoj tried to enter Mohan Babu’s residence in Jalpally, presumably to confront or speak with his father. However, he was denied entry. In protest, Manoj sat down in front of the house, leading to a tense standoff. Police were deployed in large numbers to prevent any escalation.
đź’” Deepening Rift in the Manchu Family
This incident marks yet another public fallout in the ongoing dispute between Manoj and the rest of the Manchu family, including father Mohan Babu and brother Vishnu Manchu. The family, known for its contributions to Telugu cinema, appears to embroiled in personal and financial disagreements that are now playing out in the public eye.
🎬 Impact on Kannappa’s Release and Public Sentiment
With the highly anticipated Pan-India film “Kannappa” nearing release, fans disheartened by these public disputes. Social media flooded with requests for reconciliation, as well-wishers hope the family can mend ties and focus on positive milestones rather than personal conflicts.