First Single Hey Pasi Manase from Dulquer Salmaan & Bhagyashri Borse’s Kaantha Released
Dulquer Salmaan’s highly-anticipated period drama Kaantha continues to build excitement, following the captivating teaser that offered a glimpse into its evocative 1950s backdrop. Directed by Selvamani Selvaraj, this Tamil–Telugu bilingual features Samuthirakani in a pivotal role, while Bhagyashri Borse stars opposite Dulquer in her much-talked-about role.
Produced on a lavish scale by Rana Daggubati, Dulquer Salmaan, Prashanth Potluri, and Jom Varghese under Spirit Media Pvt. Ltd. and Wayfarer Films Pvt. Ltd., Kaantha promises a cinematic journey steeped in vintage charm and heartfelt storytelling.
Now, the makers have unveiled the film’s first musical gem — “Hey Pasi Manase” — a soulful love melody that perfectly captures the innocence and elegance of a bygone romantic era.
Composed by Jhanu Chanthar, the track is a heartfelt homage to the golden age of music, enriched with lush orchestration, warm analog textures, and a gentle, nostalgic rhythm. Lyricist Krishna Kanth weaves tender poetry around the theme of youthful love, while the soothing voices of Pradeep Kumar and Priyanka NK infuse the song with depth and emotion.
The music video further amplifies the retro magic, with exquisitely designed sets and authentic period costumes that transport audiences straight into the 1950s. Dulquer Salmaan and Bhagyashri Borse’s onscreen chemistry radiates warmth, adding authenticity to the timeless romance at the heart of the film.
Hey Pasi Manase is not just a song — it’s an immersive cinematic moment, enhanced by Dani Sanchez Lopez’s atmospheric cinematography and Tha. Ramalingam’s meticulous art direction. Additional screenplay inputs by Thamizh Prabha and crisp editing by Lewellyn Anthony Gonsalves ensure the sequence blends seamlessly into the film’s narrative flow.
With Kaantha set for a grand theatrical release on September 12th, this first single sets the perfect tone for a film that celebrates love, nostalgia, and classic storytelling — promising to be a feast for both the heart and the senses.
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