The first single named ‘Ranjithame’ from Thalapathy Vijay’s ‘Varasudu’ was released before a few weeks and got 75 million views already. Vijay’s immense stardom and Thaman’s energetic beats paired with MM Manasi’s vocals made it a super hit. It was Vijay who gave the male vocals for the Tamil version and since the movie is getting dubbed as ‘Varasudu’ in Telugu, people were waiting for the Telugu version of this song.
The song is finally here and it was talented singer Anurag Kulkarni who replaced Vijay’s vocals in Telugu. Seasoned lyricist Ramajogayya Sastry’s lyrics suited the movie and synced appropriately with the Tamil flavored tune. Thaman delivered a typical mass number that caters to hardcore Vijay fans. The heavy beats worked well and MM Mansi who did the heavy lifting in the singing department. Jani Master who choreographed ‘Arabic Kuthu’ song has worked on this song too.
It’s always a treat to watch Vijay dancing to the steps choreographed by Jani master. The dances are trendy and graceful. Rashmika Mandanna looks stunning in the song. She has definitely upped her glamour dose in recent times and looked extremely appealing in various attires throughout this dance number. The setting and backdrops look vibrant and flamboyant.
Vamsi Paidipally is directing this out-and-out entertainer while Ace producers Dil Raju & Shirish are bankrolling the movie under Sri Venkateswara Creations banner. Prabhu, Sarath Kumar, Prakash Raj, Jayasudha, Srikanth, Shaam, Yogi Babu, Sangeetha and Samyuktha are the prominent cast of the movie. Vamshi Paidipally along with Hari and Ashishor Solomon wrote the story. Karthick Palani is taking care of the cinematography, wherein KL Praveen is the editor. Sri Harshith Reddy and Sri Hanshitha are the co-producers of the film. Sunil Babu & Vaishnavi Reddy are the production designers.
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Nani Steps Back from Hi Nanna Director Shouryuv’s Next Project
After striking a fine balance between mass entertainers and intense, gritty roles, Natural Star Nani surprised audiences post Dasara by headlining the emotional love story Hi Nanna. The film also marked the impressive debut of director Shouryuv, earning both critical and commercial appreciation. Soon after, there were strong rumours that Shouryuv had narrated a script to Jr NTR, but industry circles maintained that the director was keen on reuniting with Nani for his second project.
However, fresh buzz from inside sources suggests that this much-anticipated collaboration may not happen anytime soon. With a packed lineup ahead, Nani is currently busy shooting for The Paradise and is expected to move on to Sujeeth’s Bloody Romeo next. Given these long-term commitments and his plan to focus on back-to-back action-oriented projects, Nani is said to have politely advised Shouryuv not to wait for him for another two to three years and instead explore other suitable heroes for the script.
With Nani and Shouryuv unlikely to reunite for now, the big question is which actor will eventually take up the director’s next project. Interestingly, this situation highlights a growing trend in Tollywood, where several debut directors who score big hits take a long gap before announcing their second film. Shouryuv has now joined that list.
In contrast to earlier times—when filmmakers like Puri Jagannadh delivered multiple films within a couple of years—today’s cinema landscape demands more time. Rising budgets, changing audience preferences, and the pressure to live up to debut success have made delays almost inevitable. As a result, while expectations remain high for Shouryuv’s next move, it may still take time before his second film finally takes shape.
