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Allu Arjun’s upcoming sci-fi action film Raaka is clearly not taking the conventional route. From its scale and visual ambition to its sound design and music, everything about the project signals a big-budget, international-style cinematic experience. The first look alone managed to grab massive attention, sparking curiosity and setting the tone that this is far from a routine Allu Arjun entertainer.

Even without a teaser or official glimpse, the specially recorded background score by Sai Abhyankkar has already started trending. While the makers have remained tight-lipped about the music strategy, the young composer recently revealed an interesting update that has only increased expectations.

According to him, multiple songs are currently being developed for Raaka. He also shared that director Atlee had a very clear and global musical vision right from the beginning. In most large-scale films, music plays a key role in shaping the film’s emotional and commercial impact, and Raaka appears to be following that approach on a much larger canvas.

Sai Abhyankkar further revealed that the team is aiming for an international-standard soundtrack. The plan reportedly includes collaborating with foreign singers and global lyricists to create a sound that goes beyond the usual commercial template. With VFX work being handled in Los Angeles, the music production is also being developed with a similar global outlook.

With stars like Deepika Padukone already part of the project and other big names like Rashmika Mandanna expected to join, Raaka is shaping up as a pan-world spectacle backed by Sun Pictures. If the music, visuals, and execution come together as planned, the film could set a new benchmark for Indian sci-fi action cinema.

At the same time, the project also marks a significant moment for Sai Abhyankkar, who seems to be emerging as part of a new generation of composers. It reflects a gradual shift in the industry, where fresh talent is beginning to stand alongside established names like Devi Sri Prasad and Thaman, signaling an evolving musical landscape in mainstream cinema.