Pawan Kalyan has changed the lyrics of objectionable item song in Veera Mallu
Beyond the release of ‘Hari Hara Veera Mallu: Part 1 – Talwar vs Spirit’, music director MM Kerwani revealed that Pawan Kalyan had the lyrics of the lyrics of the commodity that were re -written to avoid objective.
In short
- Pawan Kalyan objected to the lyrics of the item song in ‘Hari Hara Veera Mallu’
- MM Kerwani said that the songs were re -written at the request of Pawan Kalyan
- The film is scheduled to release in theaters on 12 June 2025
Beyond the much awaited release of ‘Hari Hara Veera Mallu: Part 1-Talwar vs. Atma’, actor and politician Pawan Kalyan is attracting attention not only for his screen appearance, but also for his off-screen options. Oscar winning composer MM Kerwani revealed that Pawan Kalyan asked to rewrite the songs of an item song to avoid objective.
Composer MM Kerwani shared his experience of working on the project, speaking at the film’s press meet. Highlighting the commitment of holy Kalyan, he said, “The film called Tara Tara has an item song. As you know, compared to romantic numbers, item songs have more objective lyrics. We also have some songs written for this song. After listening to this, we said, Pawan Kalyan said, ‘I am in a more responsible situation. Is. “
Here’s video:
After nearly 10 times, the film is now scheduled to hit theaters on June 12, 2025. The manufacturers announced the new date with a striking poster, characterized by a fierce looking welfare. The historic action drama, directed by Krishna Jagalamudi and M Jyoti Krishna, is set in the 17th -century Mughal Empire and follows the story of a mythical bandit Veera Mallu.
In the run-up for the release, Pawan Kalyan visited Kirwani at his residence on Monday night, to personally congratulate the third single, Asura Hannam’s composition.
Here is the lyrical video of the song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpxbxcistrq
The film includes a contingent of actors including Bobby Deol, Satyaraj, Nidhi Egrawal, Nargis Fakhri, Nora Fatehi, Dalip Tahil and Jishu Sengupta. Cinematography is by Mimi Kerwani by Gyan Sekhar and Manoj Paramahamsa with music.
