‘Game Changer’ Makers Spend Rs 75 Crores on Five Lavish Songs

  ‘Game Changer’ Makers Spend Rs 75 Crores on Five Lavish Songs  

The teaser of Global Star Ram Charan’s much-anticipated film Game Changer has already taken the internet by storm, with fans and audiences celebrating its grandeur. Adding to the excitement, a recent pre-release event held in Dallas, USA, further amplified the buzz surrounding this mega-project. A key highlight of the film is its five extravagant songs, for which the filmmakers have reportedly spent a whopping Rs 75 crores.  

Lavish sets, breathtaking locations, vibrant music, stunning choreography, aesthetic lyrics, and impeccable production design promise a visual treat for the audience. Here's a glimpse into the highlights of these much-awaited musical masterpieces:  

 Major Highlights of the Songs  

1. Jaragandi  

This high-energy number was shot over 13 days on a massive 70-foot hill-village set. Directed by dance legend Prabhu Dheva, who worked as a gesture of gratitude toward director Shankar, the song involved 600 dancers for eight days of intense choreography. For the first time, eco-friendly costumes made of Jampanara (jute) were designed by Ashwin-Rajesh, adding a unique touch to the visuals.  

2. Ra Macha Macha  

An ode to Indian dance and folklore, this introductory song of Ram Charan, choreographed by Ganesh Acharya, features over 1,000 folk dancers. The track celebrates India’s rich cultural heritage, showcasing traditional dance forms from across the country, such as:  

- Gussadi – Adilabad  

- Kommu Koya & Tappeta Gullu – Andhra Pradesh  

- Chaau – West Bengal  

- Ghumra & Ranapa – Odisha  

- Paika – Jharkhand  

- Halakki Vokkaliga – Karnataka  

- Goravara Kunitha – Karnataka  

- Kummukoya – Srikakulam  

- Thapitha Gullu – Vijayanagaram  

- Durua – Odisha  

This larger-than-life sequence is a vibrant celebration of India’s diversity.  

3. Naa Naa Hyraanaa  

Touted as the ‘melody of the year,’ this romantic number is the first Indian song shot using an infrared camera, creating a surreal, dreamlike aesthetic. Filmed in the scenic landscapes of New Zealand, the song features Ram Charan and Kiara Advani and blends Western and Carnatic musical styles. Music director Thaman incorporated unique programming techniques to craft a distinct soundscape. Designed by Manish Malhotra, the costumes enhance the song’s charm.  

4. Dhop  

A techno dance number that combines futuristic visuals with sizzling choreography, Dhop was shot during the pandemic’s second wave. Featuring 100 professional dancers flown in from Russia, the song took eight days to complete on three lavish sets at RFC. Ram Charan and Kiara Advani’s electrifying moves, paired with catchy lyrics and striking visuals, make this a standout track.  

5. The Surprise Song  

The fifth song remains a closely guarded secret, with the filmmakers promising audiences an unforgettable experience. Set against the serene backdrop of the Godavari, this track is designed to leave fans in awe when they witness it on the big screen.  

Release Details  

Game Changer is set for a grand release in Telugu, Tamil, and Hindi on January 10, 2025, as a Sankranti festival special. With its opulent songs and larger-than-life storytelling, this film is poised to redefine cinematic grandeur.