Chiranjeevi and Koratala Siva’s Acharya has massive expectations. Since Koratala’s all films were blockbusters, his collaboration with Mega Star Chiranjeevi is in high demand in business circles. With the film featuring Ram Charan in a stellar role with over 20-minute role, the father-son duo’s on screen presence is expected to give goosebumps to mega fans. The film has music by Mani Sharma who is said to be scoring a terrific background score in addition to the songs.
Given this, there are high expectations on the music album of Acharya in the film circles. The latest talk of the town is well-known music company Aditya Music is paying a whopping Rs 4 Crore to the makers of Acharya to grab the audio rights of the movie.
Koratala Siva who usually works with Devi Sri Prasad for all his films decided to go with Mani Sharma for this project. It is a fresh combination and the music lovers along with Chiranjeevi fans pinned high hopes on its success. Mani Sharma’s last work for Chiru’s film was Stalin. After a long gap of almost 15 years, Mani Sharma is working for Chiranjeevi’s Acharya.
Amidst competition from other music labels Lahari Music, Sony Music, the makers of Acharya decided to sell the audio rights to Aditya Music. However, there is no official confirmation regarding the deal.
The shoot of Acharya is currently in progress in Hyderabad. The complete details of the film will come out soon.
This post was last modified on 5 January 2021 3:42 pm
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