Stranger Things 5: Kannappa Actor Vishnu Manchu's Daughters Ready To Sue Netflix For THIS Character

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Things heads toward its highly anticipated finale, emotions are running high across fandoms worldwide, and even celebrities aren’t spared. Actor-producer Vishnu Manchu has now joined the global frenzy, sharing a hilarious yet heartfelt post about his daughters - Ariaana and Viviana's deep attachment to one fan-favourite character. With debates raging over Season 5’s narrative choices and audience ratings taking an unexpected dip, the Netflix juggernaut finds itself under intense scrutiny. As viewers brace for the final episode, reactions range from playful threats to serious disappointment, showing just how emotionally invested audiences remain in the fate of Hawkins and its beloved heroes.

Vishnu Manchu's family is rooting for THIS Stranger Things character

Kannappa actor Vishnu Manchu took to X to reveal how Stranger Things 5 has completely taken over his household. Sharing a humorous post, he wrote, “My house is officially in #StrangerThings5 mania. My Twin bosses Ari & Vivi have issued a final warning. If Steve dies this season… they’re ready to sue Netflix. Serious ga cheptunna! Consider this a friendly heads-up, @NetflixIndia @Netflix. Handle with care. Emotional damage loading otherwise.”Take a look:

The post instantly caught attention online, with fans echoing the sentiment. Steve Harrington, portrayed by Joe Keery, has long been one of the show’s most loved characters, admired for his transformation from high school jock to protective older brother figure. With the final chapter approaching, speculation about major character deaths has fuelled anxiety among viewers, making Vishnu Manchu’s tongue-in-cheek warning especially relatable.

Stranger Things 5 headed towards disappointing ending?

However, the lighthearted moment arrives amid growing criticism of Stranger Things Season 5. With just days left before the final episode’s release, the series is facing backlash over its storytelling. On IMDb, the seventh episode of Season 5 Volume 2, titled The Bridge, has become the lowest-rated episode in the show’s history. It currently stands at 5.5 after over 71,000 reviews, falling below Season 2’s controversial episode The Lost Sister, which holds a 6.0 rating.The response on Rotten Tomatoes has also raised eyebrows. For the first time ever, Stranger Things Season 5 has received a 'rotten' audience score, signaling widespread dissatisfaction. Many fans have voiced concerns over pacing, narrative choices, and emotional payoffs. As discussions intensify, the big question remains: will Stranger Things stick the landing, or will it leave fans divided?