Hellallallo: Rahman Goes Mass, Charan Goes Wild

Hellallallo isn’t just another special number, it lands like a celebration crafted for the big screen. After two chartbuster singles, the buzz around Mega Power Star Ram Charan’s next big outing Peddi was already sky-high. And when the team unveiled the third track during the grand Peddi Ki Awaaz event in Bhopal, the anticipation turned into a frenzy. With over one lakh people attending the event, the excitement surrounding Peddi skyrocketed to an entirely new peak.

With the full digital version now out, one thing is clear- this is one of the boldest, most high-voltage mass songs ever created for a Telugu film. What makes Hellallallo truly stand out is the unusual creative combination behind it. AR Rahman dives headfirst into a raw, rustic, massy score- an energy zone he rarely explores. The result is a thunderous, drum-driven explosion that commands attention from the very first beat.

Lyricist Anantha Sriram injects the song with grit, swagger, and attitude, delivering exactly the punch a number like these demands. Lending firepower to the track is singer Rakshita Suresh, whose bold, smoky voice rides Rahman’s beat with electrifying sharpness.

But the real visual sizzle comes from the powerhouse trio on screen. Shot on an expansive, meticulously crafted set, the song brings together Ram Charan, Shruti Haasan, and Janhvi Kapoor, each adding a distinct flavour to the frame.

Charan goes wild, unleashing a storm of mass dance moves, elevating every beat with grace, force and finesse. Shruti brings fresh glamour and infectious vibrance, while Janhvi mixes elegance with attitude. Together, they create a visual rhythm that makes Hellallallo instantly addictive and endlessly rewatchable.

Backed by producer Venkata Satish Kilaru’s grand scale and attention to detail, Hellallallo is engineered for fans to erupt in theatres.