Peddi is generating massive hype after the release of its special song 'Hellallallo'. In the energetic number, Shruti Haasan dances alongside Ram Charan, while lead actress Janhvi Kapoor joins them later, making the trio light up the screen with their energetic dance moves.
Peddi is billed as an intense rural action drama that has already generated huge curiosity among audiences. Directed by Buchi Babu Sana, the film unfolds on a rugged and emotionally charged backdrop, promising a blend of raw action, emotions, and grandeur.
The project is being produced by Venkata Satish Kilaru under the Vriddhi Cinemas banner, in association with Mythri Movie Makers and Sukumar Writings. With expectations growing every day, the makers are aiming to deliver a powerful cinematic experience packed with scale, emotion, and star power.
AR Rahman has composed the music for the film, and the first two songs have already emerged as chartbusters. When the team unveiled the third single 'Hellallallo' at the grand Peddi Ki Awaaz event in Bhopal, the response from fans was explosive. The excitement only intensified after the song’s official digital release.
Rahman builds the track on pounding drums, earthy percussion, and a high-energy rhythm that instantly grabs attention. Lyricist Anantha Sriram adds a rustic flavour with catchy folk-inspired lyrics, while singer Rakshita Suresh elevates the song further with her powerful and energetic vocals.
The song has been mounted on a massive and colourful set, and the trio of Ram Charan, Shruti Haasan, and Janhvi Kapoor deliver a complete visual treat. Ram Charan, in particular, dominates the screen with his energetic dance moves and commanding presence, once again proving why he is regarded as one of the finest dancers in Indian cinema.
'Hellallallo' is expected to become one of the biggest mass songs of the year. As Peddi gears up for its grand theatrical release on June 4, the song has already created a festive atmosphere among fans. The makers are confident that the track will create a huge impact in theatres, with whistles, celebrations, and euphoric reactions from audiences.