'Gamyaanne' Lyrical: Deep, Meaningful & Motivational!

Vishwak Sen's upcoming film 'Gaami' is releasing on 8th March and it is grabbing a lot of attention. The adventure drama has him playing the role of a person who is searching for a cure for his problem 'Human Touch'. The promotional activities have already begun and the first look, character posters, and also a small teaser generated a positive buzz on the movie. With the theatrical trailer arriving on 29th February, the makers released 'The Quest Song' from the movie.

Titled 'Gamyaanne', this song is quite deep and profound. Scored by Sweekar Agasthi, Vishwak is seen as an Aghora who is in search of finding a cure for his disease. He has a route map and it's an adventurous journey to discover the cure. He has a rare disease that he cannot feel the human touch. The song actually shows the pain he goes through because of the disease. Though the song is related to the hero's character, everyone can relate to the lyrics of Sanapati Bharadwaj Patrudu.

They are quite motivating and Anurag Kulkari's voice once again hits the right chords. Sweekar Agasthi and Sugunamma gave their vocals as well. The song has a haunting effect and the effect will be more when we watch it in theatres. Vishwak Sen emoted flawlessly and the song will surely stay with us for a long time.

The movie has cinematography by Vishwanath Reddy and Rampy Nandigam, and music by Naresh Kumaran and Sweekar Agasthi. V Celluloid presents 'Gaami' while Karthik Sabareesh is producing under Karthik Kult Creations. Vidyadhar Kagita is the director. The screenplay is written by Vidyadhar Kagita and Pratyush Vatyam. Raghavendra Thirun is the editor while Sunil Raju Chinta is the Vfx supervisor.

Chandini Chowdary is the leading lady alongside MG Abhinaya, Harika Pedada, and Mohammad Samad doing prominent roles. The rest of the cast includes Dayanand Reddy, Shanthi Rao, Mayank Parakh, John Kottoly, Bomma Sreedhar, Rajnish Sharma, Sharath Kumar N, Shankar Mahanthi, Aumkar Kotamraju, KLK Mani, Sanjay Ratha, K R Unnikrishnan, B Venkat Raman Rao, Rajiv Kumar, Mahija, Ram and others.