Flying High Song From MSVPG Has Special Mega Family Connection

Megastar Chiranjeevi has once again proved his strong box office power with his latest film Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu. The movie was directed by Anil Ravipudi and released during the Sankranti festival. From the first day the film received a very positive response from family audiences. Many viewers praised the emotional scenes, comedy and music.

The movie collected more than 300 crore rupees within a short time. Producers officially confirmed this big achievement. Trade experts believe the film may cross 400 crore rupees very soon. With these numbers the film created a new record in regional cinema.

Apart from collections, the songs from the movie are also getting huge appreciation. Songs like Meesala Pilla, Shashirekha and the Hook Step number became popular on YouTube. Another song that touched many hearts is the emotional track titled Flying High. This song appears during a touching scene when the hero meets his children. The child voice in the song made the moment more special.

Recently an interesting detail about this song was revealed. Director Anil Ravipudi shared that the Flying High song was sung by Naira. She is the niece of Chiranjeevi and daughter of his sister Madhavi. This news surprised many fans. Anil Ravipudi praised Naira for her sweet voice and confidence. He said this song is just the beginning of her long journey. Susmita Konidela also shared a video of her cousin singing the song.

She wrote, “Watching my little cousin Naira sing the Flying High song from Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu fills my heart with so much emotion. Such clarity and style in your very promising voice. May you have a long, beautiful journey ahead, Naira. This is just the beginning, and I’ll always be cheering for you.”

Music for the movie was composed by Bheems Ceciroleo. His music played an important role in the success of the film. Overall Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu is not just a commercial hit but also an emotional family entertainer that connected well with audiences of all ages.