Legendary Composer MM Keeravani Lends His Voice to “Velledaarilo” Song from Sri Chidambaram
The makers of Sri Chidambaram have unveiled the beautiful song “Velledaarilo,” sung by legendary music director MM Keeravani, creating a strong emotional impact among listeners.
Presented by Smt. Chinta Varalakshmi, Sri Chidambaram is produced by Chinta Vineesh Reddy and Chinta Gopala Krishna Reddy under the Sri Chakras Entertainment banner, with Chinta Rajashekar Reddy serving as co-producer. The film is directed by Vinay Rathnam and stars Vamsi Thummala and Sandhya Vashishta as the lead pair.
Recently, the teaser of Sri Chidambaram was released and received an overwhelming and unexpected response. Adding further momentum to the film, the team has now released the soulful track “Velledaarilo,” which has been beautifully rendered by MM Keeravani. The maestro released the song himself, extending his heartfelt wishes and blessings to the film’s team.
The song is composed by Chandu Ravi, with meaningful lyrics penned by Chandrasekhar. Both the tune and the lyrics have struck a deep chord with audiences, while Keeravani’s evocative voice adds soul and depth, elevating the song to another level.
Speaking on the occasion, the producer said,
“We are extremely happy that MM Keeravani garu has sung this song. His voice has transformed it into something truly special. As for the film, Sri Chidambaram is a beautiful love story set against a vintage village backdrop, filled with freshness and originality. Every character and every visual feels natural and rooted.
The film answers several intriguing questions—why the hero is called ‘Chidambaram’ by everyone in the village instead of his real name, why he is always seen wearing spectacles, and the reason behind it. These mysteries form the emotional core of the story. Telugu audiences who appreciate films with novelty and soulful storytelling will surely connect with Sri Chidambaram.”
With its heartfelt music, intriguing narrative, and rustic charm, Sri Chidambaram promises to be a refreshing cinematic experience.
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