A new song from the audio album of Vaishnav Tej‘s Uppena was unveiled during the pre-release event which was organised yesterday.
Titled ‘Eswara‘ this song is as emotionally moving as it gets. It addresses the underlying problems in the patriarchal society and also has a spiritual element to it.
Devi Sri Prasad’s vocals go with the theme of the song and his composition is of top-tier quality. The lyrics penned by Chandrabose are thought-provoking.
There was a similar song like Eswara in Rangasthalam which comes right after Ram Charan’s brother, Aadi is killed by a gang of goons and it takes the narrative of the proceedings to the next level. It appears to be that Uppena will have a similar sequence.
Uppena is locked and loaded for February 12th release and unit seemed to be extremely confident about the output while speaking at the pre-release event yesterday.
Buchi Babu Sana directed Uppena. Vaishnav Tej and Krithi Shetty played female roles in the intense love drama.
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