Venkatesh and Trivikram’s Aadarsha Kutumbam are just days away from release on October 30. But one big part of the film’s buzz is missing. The music by Thaman S hasn’t connected with audiences so far.
Two Singles, Two Letdowns
Two songs from the film have been released so far. The first single Narayanamma got a mixed response. Some liked it, but it didn’t become the kind of chartbuster a big family entertainer needs.
The second single Maala has fared even worse. It is getting a largely negative response from listeners on social media.
Why Songs Matter So Much
In Telugu cinema, songs play a huge role in building buzz before release, especially for family entertainers. A hit album gets people talking, fills up reels and playlists, and pulls families to theatres.
For a Trivikram film, the expectations are even higher. His films have always been known for their memorable songs.
The Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo Magic
The Thaman and Trivikram combination once delivered one of the biggest albums in Telugu cinema history. Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo had a string of chartbusters, with songs like Samajavaragamana, Ramuloo Ramulaa and Butta Bomma becoming massive hits across the country.
The album was a huge part of the film’s record-breaking success.
Guntur Kaaram Couldn’t Repeat It
Since then, the duo hasn’t been able to recreate that magic. For Guntur Kaaram, the album didn’t give the film the push everyone expected. Apart from Kurchi Madathapetti, which went viral for its mass appeal, the songs didn’t make a lasting impact.
Now, with Aadarsha Kutumbam, the same story seems to be repeating.
Can the Trailer Make Up for It?
With the music not creating the expected buzz, the trailer now carries more weight. A strong trailer that shows off the family emotions, comedy and Venkatesh’s charm could still pull audiences in.
There’s also time for more songs before release. One big hit song could still change the mood around the film.
But for now, Thaman’s music hasn’t done what Trivikram’s films usually rely on, and fans are hoping the remaining songs turn things around.
