‘Aa Rojulu Malli Raavu’ song lyrics card out from Committee Kurrollu

The makers of “Committee Kurrollu” have been promoting the film in a lavish and extravagant manner, capturing significant attention. The film’s songs, “Gorrela” and “Aa Rojulu,” have particularly resonated with audiences.

The first song, “Gorrela,” sends a powerful message about the importance of voting, especially timely with the elections approaching. The second song, “Aa Rojulu,” evokes nostalgia, transporting listeners back to their school and college days.

Composed by Anudeep Dev, “Aa Rojulu Malli Raavu” is a gentle yet uplifting number, an ode to the simplicity of older times. The song beautifully captures the friendship among the film’s primary characters, featuring objects and artifacts from the 1990s, reminiscent of a bygone era. The playback singer Karthik lends his voice to this touching melody, with lyrics penned by Krishna Kanth.

Given the song’s viral success on social media, the makers have released a lyrics card for “Aa Rojulu,” allowing everyone to sing along and relive their college days. This move has further fueled the song’s popularity, driving fans crazy with nostalgia.

“Committee Kurrollu” is written and directed by Yadhu Vamsi. The film features Sandeep Saroj, Yashwanth Pendyala, Eshwar Rachiraju, Trinadh Varma, and Prasad Behara in the lead male roles, with Raadhya, Tejaswi Rao, Teena Sravya, Vishika, and Shanmukhi Nagumanthri as the female leads.

Niharika Konidela is producing the film under her banner, Pink Elephant Pictures, in association with Shree Radha Damodar Studios. The dialogues are penned by the writer duo Venkata Subhash Cheerla and Kondal Rao Addagalla, while Anwar Ali handles the editing.

With the shooting completed, the team is now fully immersed in the post-production process. Sources reveal that the makers are aiming for an August 2024 release, heightening the anticipation surrounding the film. Now movie lovers are waiting eagerly for the film release so that they can enjoy the Committee Kurrollu antics on the big screen.