After the chartbuster success of Mallika Gandha, the first single from Siddu Jonnalagadda’s highly-anticipated coming-of-age romantic musical Telusu Kada, the makers have now dropped the second single, ‘Sogasu Chudatharama’. The track was unveiled today by actress Nayanthara, giving the film’s musical promotions an extra dose of star power.
Directed by stylist-turned-filmmaker Neeraja Kona in her directorial debut and produced by TG Vishwa Prasad and Krithi Prasad under the People Media Factory banner, the film features music by S Thaman, who delivers another infectious composition.
With a funky groove, jazzy touches, and a retro trumpet riff, Thaman infuses the song with an upbeat, feel-good vibe. Karthik’s spirited vocals pair seamlessly with Adviteeya’s soulful rendering, while lyricist Krishna Kanth pens lines that beautifully capture Siddu’s emotions.
On screen, Siddu Jonnalagadda and Srinidhi Shetty light up the visuals with their sparkling chemistry. A playful moment where Srinidhi subtly resets the time on Siddu’s watch adds charm, while Siddu’s stylish dance moves are sure to win hearts.
Following the overwhelming response to the film’s teaser and the success of its first single, Sogasu Chudatharama is expected to strengthen the buzz further.
Telusu Kada boasts a strong technical team with Gnana Shekar VS as cinematographer, Naveen Nooli as editor, and Avinash Kolla as production designer. The film is slated for a Diwali release on October 17.
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