Nagarjuna in a still from Kotha Kotha Bhasha
Chennai:
Actor Akkineni Nagarjuna sang Kotha Kotha Bhasha for his upcoming Telugu film Nirmala Convent. He hopes his fans and music enthusiasts love his attempt at crooning a new-age love song.
In the film, there are two versions of the song one by AR Rahman's son AR Ameen and another by Nagarjuna.
"I just got hooked to this beautiful love song sung by AR Ameen and I decided that this is the song I should croon in my own voice. I loved the way it shaped out. I hope my fans and music enthusiasts will love this beautiful, heartwarming, new-age love song," Nagarjuna said in a statement.
Directed by G Naga Koteshwara Rao, Nirmala Convent stars Roshan and Shreya Sharma in the lead roles.
"This craving of Nagarjuna didn't surprise me at all. He was at his best rendering the beautiful love song," the film's composer Roshan Salur said.
The trailer of this song was unveiled on Friday in cinemas along with Rajinikanth's Kabali.
Nagarjuna released the song on Twitter on Saturday while the music video will be unveiled on Sunday.
Take a look:
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In the film, there are two versions of the song one by AR Rahman's son AR Ameen and another by Nagarjuna.
"I just got hooked to this beautiful love song sung by AR Ameen and I decided that this is the song I should croon in my own voice. I loved the way it shaped out. I hope my fans and music enthusiasts will love this beautiful, heartwarming, new-age love song," Nagarjuna said in a statement.
Directed by G Naga Koteshwara Rao, Nirmala Convent stars Roshan and Shreya Sharma in the lead roles.
"This craving of Nagarjuna didn't surprise me at all. He was at his best rendering the beautiful love song," the film's composer Roshan Salur said.
The trailer of this song was unveiled on Friday in cinemas along with Rajinikanth's Kabali.
Nagarjuna released the song on Twitter on Saturday while the music video will be unveiled on Sunday.
Take a look:
(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)
