It's common for music directors to slow down after experiencing their peak, as history shows from Saluri in the black-and-white era to the current sensation Thaman. After a couple of decades of spinning magic, creativity often wanes, and opportunities dwindle. But MM Keeravani defies this trend, standing apart from his contemporaries like Ilaiyaraaja and AR Rahman, who, despite remaining competitive and busy with numerous offers, have not achieved the international acclaim Keeravani has with his Oscar-winning compositions. 🏆
Today, we celebrate not just Keeravani's birthday but his incredible achievement of working on three of the most prestigious pan-India films in his 60s, after gaining global recognition with RRR. 🌟
Chiranjeevi's "Vishwambhara": Fans eagerly await the music from this film, hoping it will surpass the iconic tunes of "Gharana Mogudu" and "Apadbandhavudu." 🎵
Pawan Kalyan's "Hari Hara Veera Mallu": Expectations are sky-high as Keeravani scores music for a Pawan Kalyan film for the first time. 🚀
Mahesh Babu and Rajamouli's "SSMB 29": The excitement around this collaboration is endless, with fans anticipating groundbreaking music. 🎬
In addition to these films, Keeravani has been honored with composing the official state anthem of Telangana. Even at this age, his relentless dedication mirrors the busy days of working three shifts without enough time, showing his passion remains undiminished.
As a singer and lyricist, Keeravani, also known as Maragathamani, continues to inspire with his competitive spirit and distinctive mark in the music industry. His journey is a testament to his enduring talent and serves as an inspiration to many. 🌟
