Naanaa Hyraanaa Song: Naanaa Hyraanaa, which was not seen in Game Changer.
Naanaa Hyraanaa Song: Every song of the film Game Changer was shot at a cost of crores. It is noteworthy that Rs 75 crore was spent on four songs. But one of the songs, Nana Hayrana, was not seen in the original film. The Game Changer team tweeted and explained the reason for this. It is safe to say that this happened due to technical issues and this song will be included in the film in the coming days.
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The film Game Changer was released on screens on Friday (January 10) amid huge expectations. But the song Nana Hayarana which was very popular before the release of this film, is not in this film. As the show started at midnight, fans noticed the missing song and posted it on social media. Responding to this, the Game Changer team immediately gave a tweet explaining the reason. He said that he had to do this due to technical difficulties.
“Everyone’s favorite Nana Hairana song had to be removed from Game Changer. This happened due to some technical challenges in processing the infrared images of the song. We are trying to bring this song back in the film with this song. Will be available from January 14th,” the Game Changer team revealed.
Game changer..huge price of songs
Game changer film director Shankar has been spending heavily on the songs of his films since the beginning. It is noteworthy that Rs 75 crore was spent on the four songs of the film Game Changer. The song Nana Hirana was also shot very well in New Zealand.
This song has been composed by Taman and sung by Karthik and Shreya Ghoshal. Lyrics have been provided by Ramjogaiah Shastri. The makers had earlier said that this is the first Indian song to be shot with an original infrared camera. But that technology has now kept this song away from the film for a few days.
How about a game changer?
This is the Hindustan Times Telugu review of the movie Game Changer. This film looks above average. Except for some time in Fastflow, I don’t feel much boredom at other places. The second half is better. Most of the interest revolves around politics, office, party pitches, backstabbing and election issues. A nice twist.
Charan’s acting is a big plus for this film. Director Shankar.. even though he could not show the complete impression of the bygone era.. he was not disappointed. For Charan’s acting and grandeur on the silver screen, this film is a must watch in theaters this Sankranti festival. However, if you keep your expectations a little lower, you’ll enjoy it more.
