Amidst the diminished hype around “Bholaa Shankar,” attributed to its status as a remake and director Meher Ramesh’s lengthy absence from filmmaking, there’s a glimmer of hope for diehard fans. Recently, Megastar Chiranjeevi and his wife Surekha attended a special screening of the final version of the film, sparking discussions about its quality.

Chiranjeevi’s reaction after watching the film has buoyed fans’ spirits. He reportedly expressed immense satisfaction with the movie, praising its captivating and enjoyable nature. Particularly, he highlighted the last 45 minutes of the film, which feature Keerthy Suresh in a significant role, as being exceptionally impressive.

Chiranjeevi also lauded the absence of any dull moments and commended the seamless integration of songs into the narrative. Although the music compositions might not have left a lasting impression.

The songs’ impact within the auditorium setting was described as invigorating and catchy. Chiranjeevi’s assessment of the final product led him to commend Meher Ramesh for his dedicated efforts and hard work, the film’s potential success hinges on audience reception.

Especially if it garners a thunderous response like the first-day first show of “Waltair Veerayya” earlier in the year. Should the audience embrace “Bholaa Shankar,” and if the opening weekend witnesses an enthusiastic turnout, the film stands a good chance of creating box office magic.

Legendary music composer Mani Sharma is a name that needs no introduction. His brilliant songs and terrific background scores over the past three decades speak volumes about the legacy he created. He worked with every hero in Tollywood and gave super hit music in Tamil as well. He developed a huge fanbase over the years and he is coming up with ‘Bedurulanka 2012’ on 25th August.

Mani Sharma has witnessed a drastic change in music and trends over the years. His music was available in cassettes back in the days and it is now coming in the form of lyrical videos. He talked about the disadvantage of this latest trend of releasing singles rather than launching the whole audio at once.

He said, “With the latest trend of releasing audio singles one by one, people are habituated to listening to the songs only if it impresses in the first hearing. But, in the earlier days, people used to listen to all the songs at a time. In fact, some songs will impress us in the second hearing, third hearing, or even in the tenth hearing for some cases. With the latest trend, many great compositions are not getting recognized, and that’s sad!”

What he said is 100% true and even the filmmakers are focused on making one song go viral rather than making the listener enjoy the entire album. They are making sure that one song is sung by a popular singer and has an addictive hook line and an easy-to-do dance movement so that the audience can make numerous reels. They want it to trend on social media which helps in the film gaining buzz before the release. The music directors are compelled into making songs for views rather than musical experience.