One is the megastar, and the other is the unstoppable star. Both of them have big releases lined up for the Sankranti release.
Though both Chiranjeevi and Balakrishna are in their 60s, their fans continue to want to watch them as they were during the 1990s. So, the filmmakers and music composers are stretching themselves to give massy numbers to alleviate the films. While Chiru’s Waltair Veerayya has music by DSP, Balayya’s Veera Simha Reddy has music by Thaman.
Already the two songs each from the film are out, and though the songs were trolled initially, Chiranjeevi’s Boss Party song has garnered 30 million views, and Jai Balayya too has created a stir, though initially, his fans felt the song was outdated feels and more like Osey Ramulamma track.
As for the Suguna Sundari and Sridevi songs, as of now, there is a tie. Suguna Sundari’s tune is passable, but Balayya’s energy makes the song interesting. On the other hand, the Sridevi song looks like it will also turn out to be a decent song after repeated hearings. Megastar’s graceful dance, along with Shruti Haasan’s glamor touch, the song will pick up in the coming days.
Both the songs aren’t great, but they are not bad either. A lot now depends on the BGM, which is going to be the deciding factor for DSP and Thaman.
