Fans express dissatisfaction with the BGM score of 'Salaar', request the director opt for a new musician for 'NTR31'

The action drama 'Salaar: Part 1: Ceasefire,' featuring Superstar Prabhas, recently hit the screens and made an immense impact, showcasing the star's box office magnetism. The film raked in an impressive Rs 180 crore on its opening day, a testament to Prabhas' widespread popularity and the movie's appeal.
However, amidst this excitement, some fans expressed dissatisfaction with the background score in 'Salaar,' leading to a plea for a change in the musical direction for 'NTR 31.' As reported in Telugu123, fans are urging Prashanth Neel to consider alternatives to Ravi Basrur, who has been the composer for all of Neel's films so far.This development raises questions about whether Neel will opt for a new musician or if he will work with Basrur to work on the musical part of his films. The decision remains a topic of speculation and interest.
Building on the success of 'Salaar,' Prashanth Neel is already gearing up for his next cinematic venture, tentatively titled 'NTR 31.' The film is set to feature Jr. NTR, the dynamic actor from the blockbuster 'RRR.' Anticipation for 'NTR 31' is already building, with fans eagerly awaiting its expected launch in May 2024. This team-up between Prashanth Neel and Jr. NTR promises to be a powerhouse combination, creating high expectations in the cinematic world.
Before delving into 'NTR 31,' Jr. NTR is set to appear in another anticipated movie, 'Devara,' directed by Koratala Siva. Scheduled for release on April 5, 2024, 'Devara' also marks the Telugu debut of Bollywood actress Janhvi Kapoor, adding an intriguing dimension to the film. As the world of cinema continues to evolve and expand, audiences remain on the edge of their seats, awaiting more updates and developments from these exciting projects.
Directed by Prashanth Neel, 'Salaar: Part 1: Ceasefire' has been lauded for its intense action sequences and compelling storyline, further cementing Neel's reputation as a master of action dramas. The director's ability to deliver mind-holding stories with powerful action has become his filmmaking style, resonating strongly with audiences.