Are Songs Really Important for Movies?

Victory Venkatesh’s upcoming film Adarsha Kutumbam has created good expectations among movie lovers. The recently released trailer has impressed many viewers and increased interest in the film. However, the songs have become a topic of discussion among Daggubati fans. Some fans are worried about the music especially after music director Thaman made an interesting announcement at the pre release event.

At the event, Thaman revealed that the film has a total of nine songs. He also said that the remaining seven songs would be released through an audio jukebox. This announcement surprised many fans, as only a few songs have been released so far.

The songs released until now have not received the response that some fans expected. The first song, Narayanaamma, had a remix-style presentation, and some listeners did not show much interest in it. The next song, Maala also received mixed reactions, with several negative comments from listeners.

Now, fans have a question. If the album has nine songs, why are most of them being released so late. Usually, big films release their best songs before the theatrical release to create more excitement. Some fans are wondering whether the remaining seven songs will be better than the tracks released so far.

However, songs alone cannot decide the success of a movie. Telugu cinema has several examples of films that became huge hits despite receiving mixed responses to their music. At the same time, some movies with chartbuster songs have failed at the box office.

If the story, screenplay, comedy and performances connect with audiences, a movie can succeed even without a superhit music album. The same could happen with Adarsha Kutumbam.