Second Single from Ram Charan-Kiara Advani’s Game Changer to Release Soon
Second Single from ram Charan-Kiara Advani’s Game Changer to Release Soon
The highly anticipated telugu film Game Changer, featuring ram charan and kiara advani, is set to release in theaters on december 20, 2024. Following the success of the first song, "Jaragandi," the makers are gearing up for the launch of a second track, "Raa Macha Macha," scheduled for release on september 30.
This upcoming song will showcase over 1,000 folk artists dancing alongside ram charan, highlighting a rich tapestry of cultural traditions from various indian states, including Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Karnataka, West bengal, and Jharkhand.
Director S. shankar expressed his enthusiasm for collaborating with ram charan and music director S. Thaman, explaining that they aimed to create a unique introductory song that reflects Andhra Pradesh's vibrant culture. They dedicated significant time to research and discuss the various folk dances, including Gusadi, Kommu Koya, and Tappeta Gullu from Andhra Pradesh, as well as Chhau from West bengal and Ghumura from Odisha.
The song promises to be a grand celebration, with Charan demonstrating his exceptional dancing skills under choreographer Ganesh Acharya's guidance. shankar praised the song's lyricist, Anantha Sriram, for crafting an engaging narrative.
S. Thaman added that "Raa Macha Macha" captures the diverse cultures of India, and he is confident that audiences will enjoy the song. With its release just around the corner, excitement is building for this colorful addition to Game Changer.
The highly anticipated telugu film Game Changer, featuring ram charan and kiara advani, is set to release in theaters on december 20, 2024. Following the success of the first song, "Jaragandi," the makers are gearing up for the launch of a second track, "Raa Macha Macha," scheduled for release on september 30.
This upcoming song will showcase over 1,000 folk artists dancing alongside ram charan, highlighting a rich tapestry of cultural traditions from various indian states, including Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Karnataka, West bengal, and Jharkhand.
Director S. shankar expressed his enthusiasm for collaborating with ram charan and music director S. Thaman, explaining that they aimed to create a unique introductory song that reflects Andhra Pradesh's vibrant culture. They dedicated significant time to research and discuss the various folk dances, including Gusadi, Kommu Koya, and Tappeta Gullu from Andhra Pradesh, as well as Chhau from West bengal and Ghumura from Odisha.
The song promises to be a grand celebration, with Charan demonstrating his exceptional dancing skills under choreographer Ganesh Acharya's guidance. shankar praised the song's lyricist, Anantha Sriram, for crafting an engaging narrative.
S. Thaman added that "Raa Macha Macha" captures the diverse cultures of India, and he is confident that audiences will enjoy the song. With its release just around the corner, excitement is building for this colorful addition to Game Changer.