Gentlemen Audio Review- Telugu
Movie: Gentleman (2016)
Director: Mohan Krishna Indraganti
Cast: Nani, Surabhi & Nivedhitha Thomas
Music: Manisharama
Gentleman is a 2016 Indian Telugu-language romantic thriller film directed by Mohan Krishna Indraganti and co-written by R. David Nathan. Produced by Sivalenka Krishna Prasad's Sridevi Movies, Gentleman features Nani, Surabhi, and Niveda Thomas in the lead roles; it marked Prasad's return to film production after an eight-year hiatus. Srinivas Avasarala, Sreemukhi, and Rohini play supporting roles.
Produced on a budget of 150 million, Gentleman was released on 17 June 2016 in 700 screens globally. It was also the third biggest South Indian film released in the United States to that point in terms of screen-count. Post release, the film received positive reviews with praise directed towards the performances, Sharma's score, and the scripting. It was commercially successful, grossing a total of ₹326 million globally, with a distributor share of 177.2 million.
Manisharma has composed music for this film, he has got five superb tracks lets see what he has done to it.
1. Gusa Gusalade-1
Singers: Karthik & Pranavi
Lyrics: Ramjogayya Sastry
Rating: 5/5
We know Manisharma- The Melody bramha since past few few years composing music for almost all heroes in recent times, after so much gap now has teamed up with Nani. It is pleasure to listen that he composed music to this film , who just nailed it. Amazing composition, especiallly this track loved it! Manisharma took it to where it belongs. The instrumentation was very fine, rich and youthful. He used tabala surprisingly in between which even sounded more youthful, he also uses veena which is amazing to hear. The lyrics by RJS and vocals by Karthik and Pranavi are simply superb. Karthik being my personnel favorite, nailed this song as usally, Pranavi was also at her best. This song need not be any better. Pranavi's expression was good, she was soft and husky. The second interlude was amazing, but Karthik says "alazadi" instead of "Alajadi".
2. Dintaka Dintaka
Singers: Rahul Siplingunj, Uma Neha & Chorus
Lyrics: Krishna Kanth
Rating: 3.5/5
This is a song which is played during marriage occasions. Manisharma can always provide something new in this kind of routine stuff. He uses some different catchy rhythm to attract the audience. Singers were fine, but Uma needs to be louder. Lyrics are routine but fine.
3. Chali Gaali Chuddu
Singers: Haricharan, Sheshadri, Padmalatha & Malavika(U.S)
Lyrics: Sirivennela Seetharama Sastry
Rating: 4/5
A melody within all its limits. Manisharma known as melody Brahma knows what should be added to a romantic song. The solo trumpet in interlude came as a surprise. The instrumentation was minimal, neat and excellent, because it satrted with couple of beats, then trumpet blew, then keyboard joined and violen in the second interlude and all together at last sounded amazing. A melody which can only be composed by Sharma and written by sastry. Vocals were dissappointing, took away the point, Haricharan was good but he had many issues in singing, like he says "Cheli gaali" instead of "Chali gaali" and few more places also he made a slip of word. Three females sounded like aliens, as if they were crooning english instead of telugu, they just spoiled the lyric provided by Sastry garu. Miss Chitra mam in this type of songs, she would have taken to where it belongs or else Shreya ghoshal or Sunitha atleast.
4. Saturday Night Fever
Singers: Narendra & Manisha
Lyrics: Krishna kanth
Rating: 4/5
A club song with all those youthful extravagencies. It has a good rhythm making us nod our heads and tap our feet. Lyric was fine. Narendra and Manisha sounded youthful, but Manisha said "haarattam" instead of "aaratam". But this type of songs only can be enjoyed by those DJ type of people.
5. Gusa Gusalaade-2
Singers: Sujatha Mohan & Sri Krishna
Lyrics: Ramjogayya Sastry
Rating:4/5
This song is a bonus track which is a second version of Gusa Gusalaade. This is similar to the above version nothing new, only a change in singers. It is good to see Sujatha Mohan, after many days in telugu who is a lead singer in malayalam after Chitra. Manisharma has always been using Sujatha's voice in most of his films , in which most of them are Sujatha's life time hits in telugu. Sri Krishna was good, but when there are two versions comparisons are common. So for me first one only sounded better, dont know why, inspite of Sujatha , this song has been boring, because she also sounded like Pranavi, nothing new in her voice, I could'nt make out untill I say her name inlay card.RJS gets his full credits for a wonderfull lyric.
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