Kamal Haasan’s upcoming bilingual release ‘Manmadha Banam’ had the audio launched yesterday in Hyderabad. It was a memorable moment as Kamal Haasan shared his nostalgic memories with Telugu film industry as he said, “I made my debut in Telugu film industry as a assistant choreographer for the song ‘Entho Chinnadi Jeevitham’. I owe a lot to the people, who have helped me to do better here.”
Manmadhan Ambu’s Telugu version titled Manmadha Banam will hit screens on the same day (December 23). Ramajogayya Shashtri, who has penned songs for the Telugu version couldn’t stop singing praises of Kamal Haasan as he said, “I never thought that I will get an offer to work with Kamal Haasan.”
Madhavan on his turn mentioned that Kamal Haasan is a living legend and no one can replace his status in the world of cinema. The event was attended by director KS Ravikumar, Udhayanidhi Stalin, Sangeetha, Veda, Vennelakanti, Shreya Dhanwanthary, Keerthi, Chinmayi, Nishanthi and Sivalenka Krishna Prasad. Devi Sri Prasad also expressed his thanksgiving for Kamal Haasan saying that he has gained a vast experience working with him. Kamal Haasan’s rendition of ‘Neela Vaanam’ has already become a chartbuster in Telugu version as well.
Manmadhan Ambu’s Telugu version titled Manmadha Banam will hit screens on the same day (December 23). Ramajogayya Shashtri, who has penned songs for the Telugu version couldn’t stop singing praises of Kamal Haasan as he said, “I never thought that I will get an offer to work with Kamal Haasan.”
Madhavan on his turn mentioned that Kamal Haasan is a living legend and no one can replace his status in the world of cinema. The event was attended by director KS Ravikumar, Udhayanidhi Stalin, Sangeetha, Veda, Vennelakanti, Shreya Dhanwanthary, Keerthi, Chinmayi, Nishanthi and Sivalenka Krishna Prasad. Devi Sri Prasad also expressed his thanksgiving for Kamal Haasan saying that he has gained a vast experience working with him. Kamal Haasan’s rendition of ‘Neela Vaanam’ has already become a chartbuster in Telugu version as well.
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