Pawan Kalyan Trusts Keeravani's Magic Beats Again

A film can rise or fall on the strength of its score—and when MM Keeravani is in charge, expectations aren’t just high, they’re sky-touching. For Hari Hara Veera Mallu, his first-time collaboration with Pawan Kalyan is being closely watched. With the film set to release on July 24 and paid premieres lined up for July 23, all ears are now on Keeravani’s background music, especially since the songs released so far didn’t quite strike a chord.

Though the audio tracks failed to catch fire, the buzz took a turn during the recent press interactions. Both director Jyothi Krisna and producer AM Ratnam made it clear—Keeravani isn’t just a composer for this film; he’s the emotional spine. Pawan Kalyan’s own praise only fanned the flames. It seems the BGM could be the secret weapon in an otherwise unpredictable box office battle.

Given Keeravani’s track record with grand period pieces like Baahubali and RRR, his score has the potential to give Veera Mallu the weight it needs. He has a unique way of building mood and momentum through his music, especially in stories with epic backdrops. That alone is reason enough for fans to stay hopeful.

Whether this turns out to be another RRR-style score or something that slips under the radar, one thing’s certain—Veera Mallu will have more eyes and ears on it than ever. And if the background score hits right, it might just be the push this film needs to rise above expectations.