Pulsating First Track From Globetrotter In Sruthi Haasan Vocals
The extremely anticipated title glimpse of SS Rajamouli and Mahesh Babu’s upcoming magnum opus will probably be unveiled in a grand occasion on 15 November at Ramoji Movie Metropolis. The occasion is being staged on an enormous scale, promising a spectacular showcase that can set the tone for the movie’s international rollout. Followers can anticipate a star‑studded ceremony, reducing‑edge visible results, and an immersive expertise that can amplify the thrill surrounding the venture.
Gifted actress Shruti Haasan has lent her voice for a particular track within the movie, chosen personally by music maestro MM Keeravani. The monitor, titled Globetrotter, serves because the movie’s theme and has already begun trending because the phrase of the season. In a behind‑the‑scenes video, Shruti shared her pleasure, noting how Keeravani started the session with a Vigneswara mantra, solely to shock her with the highly effective Appa melody. She expressed gratitude for the kindness and heat of all the crew, calling the expertise “tremendous particular”.
The movie’s soundtrack has already seen an surprising launch with the track Sanchari, launched with out prior announcement—a intelligent advertising transfer by Rajamouli. Sanchari is rendered by Shruti Haasan in each Telugu and Tamil, with electrifying rock vibes that give a glimpse of Mahesh Babu’s character. The monitor is at the moment buzzing on social media, with followers praising its international enchantment and the seamless mix of lyrics, vocals, and music by Keeravani.
Whereas the title glimpse is slated for 15 November, it stays unclear whether or not Globetrotter will probably be a part of the official soundtrack or serve purely promotional functions. Nonetheless, the synergy of Rajamouli’s imaginative and prescient, Mahesh Babu’s star energy, Keeravani’s music, and Shruti Haasan’s vocals has already created large anticipation, positioning the movie as one of the vital talked‑about releases of the yr.
