Mahesh Babu, the undisputed "prince" of Telugu cinema, is currently preparing for the release of Maharshi, one of the biggest releases of the year. Highlighted in an emotional drama, the film directed by Vamshi Paidapally introduces the actor into a new avatar and constitutes his USP. The buzz is that Maharshi has nuances of Srimanthudu and this has added to the curiosity surrounding the film. Now, here is an impressive update on Maharshi. The first review of the film's first single, ChotiChotiBaatein, is out and is a treat for fans.
ChotiChotiBaatein's First Review
Director Gabbar Singh, Harish Shankar, recently heard Maharshi's first single in love with her. In his tweet, he said that the featured composer Devi Sri Prasad had invented a jewel of composition and had proved that he was one of the best musical directors in the industry.
His Exact Words [19659009] "Trust me, one of the best compositions of @ThisIsDSP and I can say that a blackboard is on the way." 1965
Delivery of Goods
DSP and Mahesh Babu have already collaborated on well-received films such as Srimanthudu and 1: Nenokkadine and have proved that they were a deadly combination. As such, fans expect a lot from Maharshi. If the tweet of Harish Shankar is a good deal, they have already hit the jackpot.
A winner on the way?
Recently, speaking of Maharshi, Mahesh Babu had indicated that the film has the potential to be a big winner and adds that he is rather happy with the result.
"We're going for bigger holidays this time, I'm really happy with the movie and I'm really happy," he added.
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Maharshi ChotiChotiBaatein Single Babu became the talk of the city when Bharat Ane Nenu opened to a good box office response and came out as a hit. The film, directed by Koratala Siva, allowed him to play the role of chief minister and seduce the audience. He hopes to continue his good run with Maharshi, making it a crucial liberation for him.
