Rangasthalam Songs Review

Mega Power star Ram Charan's Rangasthalam is one of the hugely awaited films of the year for two reasons. One is that, since past one year Cherry hans't released any new films and the other one is the cast and crew of the film. Rangasthalam features Samantha, Jagapathi Babu, Aadi and Anasuya. These are enough reasons why the film is on the must watch of Telugu audiences to watch this summer.

Are you eagerly waiting with bated breath for the audio launch event of Rangasthalam? Then here is a bit of news which will disappoint you. The music has been composed by Devi Sri Prasad for Rangasthalam.

Those who are new to you to this story, Allu Arjun's Duvvada Jagannadham actress Pooja Hedge has been roped in to do an item number in the film. Recently, there were rumors that Pooja's Special number will be one of the highlights of the film which is set in a rural backdrop and grapevine has it that the film is a political thriller. Now the latest rumors that have travelled like wildfire suggest that Pooja Hedge's Item song will not live up to the audience's expectation due to Devi Sri Prasad's music composition.

DSP and Sukumar had earlier worked in Jr.NTR's Nannaku Prematho where he had delivered soothing music for the songs. Reports indicate that the musician fails to impress in Rangasthalam. A few of the songs have already struck a chord amongst the masses. Now, this isn't our take, have a look at the tweets to find out what this fuss and buzz about the item song is all about...

Rangasthalam is under Mythri Movie Makers banner and helmed by Sukumar. It is for the first time, Samantha and Ram Charan are teaming up as lead actors for the film. But, disappointing news is that they will be not seen in any kind of glamorous roles as it set in a village backdrop of the 80s. Veteran actor Jagapathi Babu who has been looking good in a baddie role since Balakrishna's Legend is making a comeback in Cherry's Rangasthalam to win the audience's heart. The film is all set to hit the big screens on March 30 across the world.