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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Darling Re-Release Revives Telugu Box Office Amid Dry Spell
Theatres across the Telugu states are currently witnessing a dull phase, as the lack of major releases has significantly impacted footfall. Recent small-budget films have struggled to sustain beyond their opening weekends, resulting in multiple show cancellations early in the week.
Amid this slowdown, Dacoit brought some much-needed relief, with much of the credit going to Adivi Sesh for choosing the right release window. Backed by strong promotions and smart timing, the film successfully crossed the break-even mark.
Just as Dacoit’s momentum began to fade, Prabhas’s yesteryear hit Darling re-release turned out to be a timely boost for exhibitors. The film generated impressive numbers through advance bookings alone, especially considering the current market slump. Not just fans, even regular moviegoers are flocking to theatres, with several centers reporting houseful shows.
A key factor behind Darling’s renewed success is its music composed by G. V. Prakash Kumar. The songs and background score continue to resonate with audiences, enhancing the theatrical experience and driving repeat viewership.
Trade analysts expect the film to maintain steady collections through the weekend. Fans are particularly enjoying Prabhas’ vintage charm, making Darling a timely savior for the struggling box office.
