<p>Actor Ajay Devgn took to Twitter on Sunday to unveil the first single from the upcoming pan-India movie<em> Rise Roar Revolt </em>(<em>RRR</em>) much to the delight of fans. Titled Dosti, it celebrates the friendship between two opposing forces, which is the theme of the film. So, did the track live up to expectations? Here's the review<br /> </p>.<p><strong>As grand as it gets</strong><br /> </p>.<p>The song has been composed by M M Kreem, also known as M M Keeravani, who shares a strong professional equation with director S S Rajamouli. He garnered attention with his work on<em> Baahubali 2</em> with songs such as <em>Jiyo Re Baahubali</em>/<em>Saaho Re Baahubali</em> and <em>Oka Pranam</em>/<em>Shivam </em>doing justice to the scale of the project, Dosti with its grand arrangement suits <em>RRR</em>, which is touted to be bigger than the Baahubali series.<br /> </p>.<p><strong>Pan-India product</strong><br /> </p>.<p>Dosti is a pan-India video in the truest sense as it brings together five talented singers from different industries. The list comprises Kollywood's rockstar Anirudh Ravichander, Telugu music sensation Vedala Hemachandra, Vijay Yesudas from Mollywood, Sandalwood' s Yazin Nizar and Bollywood powerhouse Amit Trivedi. </p>.<p>Moreover, M M Kreem is himself a pan-India sensation as he has worked on popular films such as <em>Baahubali</em>, <em>Eega</em>, and <em>Zakhm</em>. He is, however, best known to the Hindi audience for his cult song <em>Tu Mile Dil Khile</em> from <em>Criminal</em>.<br /><br /><strong>Simple lyrics</strong><br /><br />The song features relatively simple lyrics, unlike the ones featured in the title song of <em>Sye Raa Narasimha Reddy</em>. The song leaves an impact nonetheless as they have tremendous appeal and bring bring out the core emotion associted with the number. <br /><br /><strong>Setting the stage</strong></p>.<p>The video primarily focuses on the artists associated with the song, helping them garner the attention they deserve. The film's leading men--Jr NTR and Ram Charan-- appear towards the end. In a way, the song builds an aura around their characters, which essentially transforms their entries into mass moments. Rajamouli has always been considered to be the master of the elevation scene and <em>Dosti </em>suggests that he is set to take the game to the next level with <em>RRR</em>.</p>
<p>Actor Ajay Devgn took to Twitter on Sunday to unveil the first single from the upcoming pan-India movie<em> Rise Roar Revolt </em>(<em>RRR</em>) much to the delight of fans. Titled Dosti, it celebrates the friendship between two opposing forces, which is the theme of the film. So, did the track live up to expectations? Here's the review<br /> </p>.<p><strong>As grand as it gets</strong><br /> </p>.<p>The song has been composed by M M Kreem, also known as M M Keeravani, who shares a strong professional equation with director S S Rajamouli. He garnered attention with his work on<em> Baahubali 2</em> with songs such as <em>Jiyo Re Baahubali</em>/<em>Saaho Re Baahubali</em> and <em>Oka Pranam</em>/<em>Shivam </em>doing justice to the scale of the project, Dosti with its grand arrangement suits <em>RRR</em>, which is touted to be bigger than the Baahubali series.<br /> </p>.<p><strong>Pan-India product</strong><br /> </p>.<p>Dosti is a pan-India video in the truest sense as it brings together five talented singers from different industries. The list comprises Kollywood's rockstar Anirudh Ravichander, Telugu music sensation Vedala Hemachandra, Vijay Yesudas from Mollywood, Sandalwood' s Yazin Nizar and Bollywood powerhouse Amit Trivedi. </p>.<p>Moreover, M M Kreem is himself a pan-India sensation as he has worked on popular films such as <em>Baahubali</em>, <em>Eega</em>, and <em>Zakhm</em>. He is, however, best known to the Hindi audience for his cult song <em>Tu Mile Dil Khile</em> from <em>Criminal</em>.<br /><br /><strong>Simple lyrics</strong><br /><br />The song features relatively simple lyrics, unlike the ones featured in the title song of <em>Sye Raa Narasimha Reddy</em>. The song leaves an impact nonetheless as they have tremendous appeal and bring bring out the core emotion associted with the number. <br /><br /><strong>Setting the stage</strong></p>.<p>The video primarily focuses on the artists associated with the song, helping them garner the attention they deserve. The film's leading men--Jr NTR and Ram Charan-- appear towards the end. In a way, the song builds an aura around their characters, which essentially transforms their entries into mass moments. Rajamouli has always been considered to be the master of the elevation scene and <em>Dosti </em>suggests that he is set to take the game to the next level with <em>RRR</em>.</p>
