On the occasion of Sankranthi, the film ‘Radhe Shyam’ will be released in theatres on January 14, 2022.
Mithoon composed songs for the Hindi version, while Justin Prabhakaran composed for the south Indian languages, in the much-anticipated multilingual film ‘Radhe Shyam.’ S.S. Thaman, a well-known Telugu music director, is now on board for ‘Radhe Shyam,’ scoring the background music for the south Indian languages.
The makers of ‘Radhe Shyam’ have released an official statement on the subject. The production business UV Creations took to Twitter to congratulate the ace musician on his new role. “Young music maestro @musicthaman to score the BGM of #RadheShyam for South Languages,” the creators said alongside a photo of Thaman posing with ‘Radhe Shyam’ director Radha Krishna Kumar and U.V. Vamsi. Thaman had previously said that he would not be scoring music for the film, which is unusual for Hindi films in which multiple musicians create music for various parts. Thaman has stated that he will only provide background music for the south Indian versions of ‘Radhe Shyam’ now that he has consented to work on the film.
Prabhas, Pooja Hegde, and Bhagyashree are among the cast members. The theatrical trailer was released a few days ago by the filmmakers. On the occasion of Sankranthi, the film ‘Radhe Shyam’ will be released in theatres on January 14, 2022. Prabhas plays a man who believes he isn’t cut out for love or marriage in the film. When a foreigner he has been romancing for some time says, “I love you,” he responds, “Don’t.” “All I’m looking for is a flirtationship.” When Pooja enters the picture, however, after some yawning and 97 kisses (a number emphasised numerous times in the teaser), Prabhas falls in love with her. He is then shown to be ‘the famous Vikramaditya,’ a sought-after palmist with precognitive abilities. A shipwreck, Prabhas swinging through flames like a wrecking ball, a bleeding Pooja dying in a bathtub, and an explosion are among the scary visuals.
