In Python 2.7, the code print u'\u0cb5\u0ccd\u0c87' will indeed produce the output "ವ್ಇ" which corresponds to the Kannada characters. However, if you intended to print "vi" in Kannada, you need to use the correct Unicode code points for the characters. In Kannada, the characters for "vi" are represented by the Unicode code points '\u0cb5' and '\u0cbf'.
To achieve the desired output, you can modify the code as follows:
print u'\u0cb5\u0cbf'
This should correctly print "ವಿ" which corresponds to "vi" in Kannada. Please note that it is important to use the appropriate Unicode code points for the characters you wish to display.