In the realm of promoting blockbuster films, the role of music has taken center stage. Catchy tunes have become essential, leading to renowned composers like Anirudh, Thaman, and others commanding top fees for creating these winning tracks.
Recently, veteran music maestro Manisharma expressed a heartfelt plea to stars such as Pawan Kalyan and Mahesh Babu. He appealed for an opportunity for all music directors, suggesting a rotational approach among them to offer a fresh musical experience to audiences. Manisharma proposed a cycle where each star collaborates with different composers for their projects, proposing his inclusion in this rotation.
“My personal opinion is that stars like Mahesh Babu should give all music directors a chance. They can rotate the music directors to give a fresh music experience to the audience. They can do one with DSP, one with Thaman, and then one with me. Or at least they can do two each with DSP and Thaman, and then give me one film.” Mani Sharma said.
Expressing disappointment, Manisharma revealed a lack of contact from Mahesh Babu, despite their shared history and travel experiences. He highlighted Mahesh’s absence even for casual meet-ups, indicating a potential lack of communication.
“Mahesh hasn’t kept in touch with him despite all the years of travel together and made an interesting comment that Mahesh doesn’t even call him for a couple of pegs occasionally”, he added.
This emotional statement by the yesteryear music director has garnered significant attention on social media. Netizens are rallying behind Manisharma, urging stars like Mahesh to reconsider working with him occasionally. This surge raises a pertinent question: Can Manisharma adapt his musical style to resonate with today’s audience preferences and deliver albums that captivate the modern era?
While Manisharma has a rich history of delivering musical blockbusters for these stars in the past, his ability to evolve and cater to the contemporary audience taste remains under scrutiny.
