Allu Arjun is currently busy shooting for his upcoming film with Director Atlee, a mega-budget project that’s now in production. However, one technical issue may slow things down the film’s music composition.
Reports suggest that young South Indian composer Sai Abhyankar has joined the team. His popularity grew after the success of his independent tracks Aasa Kooda and Katchi Sera. His talent and modern sound caught the team’s attention.
Sai recently made his film debut with Dude, which released today. Musically, the film offers a mixed experience. The songs are enjoyable, but their urban style limits their reach. They appeal mainly to city listeners, leaving out a wider audience.
The background score also shows promise but lacks freshness. The track Oorum Blood has been reused several times, making it sound repetitive. While the quality is good, more originality is expected from a composer of his potential.
That said, Sai Abhyankar is still very young, and Dude is his maiden film. He’s shown skill and promise within his limits. But when compared to Anirudh’s remarkable debut work in 3, there’s room for growth. Sai might need more experience before handling a large-scale project like Allu Arjun–Atlee’s collaboration.
