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Older Version Is Dominating The New Song
By: Tupaki Desk | 9 Oct 2018 9:11 AM GMT
Hero Ram starrer 'Hello Guru Prema Kosame' has been carrying out a good buzz. The captivating title is sure one of the points that attract the audience. The title is taken from Nagarjuna's movie 'Nirnayam'.
The 1991 released movie has this song 'Hello Guru Prema Kosame Ra Ee Jeevitham' song composed by music maestro Ilayaraja. The song was one of the chartbusters at that time and Nag fans still hum that song. As soon as Dil Raju announced this title, we expected that there will be a remix of the song in the movie. But composer Devi Sri Prasad came up with a new song. The new lyrics go like "Hello Guru Prema Kosame.. Na gundello katta premadesame" which is not very interesting. The vintage song is still dominating the modern version.
Some are commenting that Dil Raju should ask his team to remix the original version after taking necessary permission s from Nagarjuna and producer (Muralimohan) as the new version is not at all enjoyable. Anupama Parameswaran is playing the female lead in the which is expected to hit the screens on October 18th.
The 1991 released movie has this song 'Hello Guru Prema Kosame Ra Ee Jeevitham' song composed by music maestro Ilayaraja. The song was one of the chartbusters at that time and Nag fans still hum that song. As soon as Dil Raju announced this title, we expected that there will be a remix of the song in the movie. But composer Devi Sri Prasad came up with a new song. The new lyrics go like "Hello Guru Prema Kosame.. Na gundello katta premadesame" which is not very interesting. The vintage song is still dominating the modern version.
Some are commenting that Dil Raju should ask his team to remix the original version after taking necessary permission s from Nagarjuna and producer (Muralimohan) as the new version is not at all enjoyable. Anupama Parameswaran is playing the female lead in the which is expected to hit the screens on October 18th.
