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Maestro Music Review

Maestro Music Review
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Sreshth Movies
Cast:
Nithiin, Tamanna, Nabha Natesh
Direction:
Merlapaka Gandhi
Production:
N. Sudhakar Reddy, N. Nikita Reddy & Rajkumar Akella
Music:
Mahati Swara Sagar
A Mahathi Swara Sagar Musical
Wednesday, September 8, 2021 • Telugu Comments

A Mahathi Swara Sagar Musical

In this section, we are going to review the songs from 'Maestro'. The album is an Aditya Music product.

Baby Oh Baby

Singer: Anurag Kulkarni

Lyrics: Sreejo

Anurag Kulkarni's voice is high-pitched and for a romantic song, his vocals sound celebratory. Since the protagonist in the song is a blind guy, the loudness is a contrast to the muted hue of his disposition. Sreejo's lyrics subtly suggest that the protagonist is aware of his disability and verbalizes his inner emotions accordingly. Sagar's music is in keeping with his previous outings, seen in 'Chalo' and 'Bheeshma'. The song is a winner.

Vennello Aadapilla

Singer: Sweekar Agasthi

Lyricists: Sreejo, Krishna Chaitanya

The tempo of the song is derived from its story-based trappings. The crests and troughs pulled off by the composer are of commendable quality. The situational song is rendered evocatively by Sweekar Agasthi, whose voice is a mixture of earnestness and sublime vibes. Lyricists Sreejo and Krishna Chaitanya weave the right set of poetic words for the climactic song. All in all, 'Vennello Aadapilla' is a winner.

LA LA LA

Singer: Dhanunjay Seepana

Lyricist: Kasarla Shyam

Composer Mahati Swara Sagar opts for an offbeat tune that suits a madcap comedy rather than a movie baptized in dark humour. But that is the spin that 'Maestro' could be attempting. Kasarla Shyam's lyrics convey the idiosyncratic setting of the story. Dhanunjay Seepana's vocals, without going over-the-top, relay the tension and some gloom in the situation. After 'Baby Oh Baby' and 'Vennello Aadapilla', this is surely a winsome song.