Huge negativity over Hari Hara Veera Mallu Maata Vinaali

Power Star Pawan Kalyan's period entertainer Hari Hara Veera Mallu directed by Jyothi Krishna has been the cynosure of all eyes. The film is releasing in two parts and the first part will be releasing on 28 March 2025.

The makers yesterday released the song Maata Vinaali sung by Pawan Kalyan himself. Lyrics are penned by Penchal Das and the music is tuned by Keeravani. What is the highlight of the song is Pawan Kalyan himself sang in five languages.

However the music of Keeravani did not do justice to the lyrics of Penchal Das. The song starts with ' Em Gudayinchi Chustunnav' in Telangana accent and only Keeravani, Penchal Das and Pawan Kalyan are aware of the meaning.

From then on the lyrics turned out to be just routine and normal. One gets a feeling that Pawan shouldn't have agreed to sing the song as it is not energetic like the Katamarayuda song. Apart from it, Keeravani who killed the Telangana official song without any energetic beats in the tune, once again disappointed all.

Maata Vinaali was released half baked and people wonder whether Keeravani really tuned the song. Inside talk is the film's story is about a poor revolutionary who fought against the Mughul Emperor Aurangazeb and it is about Pandaga Sayanna. For some reason Pandaga Sayanna was ignored in Telangana history.

Land Lords in the 1860s occupy Pandaga Sayanna's fields, and Pandaga Sayanna takes them on. To scare Pandaga Sayanna, they molest his aunt and Sayanna goes into exile and along with his group attacks the landlords. Nizam cops go in search of Sayanna and during his fight, Sayanna who witnessed many people in various villages starve without water and food, unite the villages and rob the rich to feed the poor.

Only after the film's release one knows how much the makers murdered the Telangana accent. Of late many filmmakers are killing the accent just by including the accent and not doing justice.