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GV Prakash Kumar Calls Irumudi A Telugu Cinema Trend-Setter
Irumudi is a new Telugu film starring Ravi Teja.
Music composer GV Prakash Kumar said the movie is very different and could influence Telugu cinema.
He described it as a thriller with devotion, crime, action, and family drama.
The story is expected to have many twists.
GV Prakash created background music to show the feelings of the characters.
He said all five songs are important to the story.
He especially praised the songs “Yalalo” and “Mallepolla Pallaki.”
The film is directed by Shiva Nirvana and is planned to release on August 21.
GV Prakash Kumar described Irumudi as a potential trend-setter in Telugu cinema.
The Shiva Nirvana-directed film is scheduled for release on August 21.
GV Prakash called it a psychologically intense thriller blending devotion, crime, action, and family drama.
He said all five songs are important to the film’s narration and praised “Yalalo” and “Mallepolla Pallaki.”
GV Prakash named Irumudi his favorite Ravi Teja film after Vikramarkudu and praised its cast.
- Who
- Music composer GV Prakash Kumar discussed Irumudi, which stars Ravi Teja, Priya Bhavani Shankar, Baby Nakshatra, and Sai Kumar.
- What
- GV Prakash praised Irumudi as a distinctive film and potential trend-setter in Telugu cinema.
- Where
- The film is part of Telugu cinema; a specific release location was not stated.
- When
- The film is scheduled to release on August 21.
- Why
- GV Prakash said he was impressed by the story’s uniqueness and its combination of devotion, crime, action, and family drama.
Key facts
- Film
- Irumudi
- Director
- Shiva Nirvana
- Producer
- Mythri Movie Makers
- Lead actor
- Ravi Teja
- Music composer
- GV Prakash Kumar
- Release date
- August 21
- Songs
- The film contains five songs, each described as intrinsic to the narration.
Quotes
GV Prakash Kumar
Indian music composer known for Telugu cinema
“When Shiva Nirvana narrated the story to me, I was simply amazed by the uniqueness.”
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“Each of the five songs in the film is intrinsic to the narration.”
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