Balakrishna never lets go of a music director easily once he forms a strong bond with them. In the past, when Melody Brahma Mani Sharma delivered consecutive blockbuster albums, their combo had a huge craze in the audio market.
This combo continued for several years. Now, the one Balayya trusts deeply again is Thaman, so much that he even called him ‘Nandamuri Thaman’ on a public stage. Their collaboration began with Akhanda, where Thaman’s brilliant background score elevated the film’s content to another level.
Following that, Thaman’s background score in Veera Simha Reddy became a fan favorite, and people still use it for social media elevation edits. Then came Bhagavanth Kesari, which received immense appreciation even from audiences in other languages.
Recently, Daaku Maharaja showcased another level of scoring from Thaman. His background music perfectly matched Balayya’s powerful screen presence. The way Thaman covered the highs and lows in the scenes was outstanding. Now, Thaman’s exciting updates about Akhanda 2 are skyrocketing fan expectations.
As a token of his love and appreciation, Balayya gifted Thaman an expensive car, a Porsche. The base model of this car costs around 1.5 crore rupees, while the premium versions can reach up to 2 crore rupees. The car can hit a maximum speed of 284 kilometers per hour and features a fully automatic system. This Porsche is a Cayenne model, which has a high demand in the market.
Although Balayya is known for helping and gifting many people without publicizing it, giving such an expensive gift to a music director is quite rare. It reflects the special bond he shares with Thaman.
Thaman is truly fortunate to receive such love and appreciation from Balakrishna. Their successful collaborations have not only been musical hits but have also turned into a meaningful friendship.
Now, with Akhanda 2 in the pipeline, fans eagerly await another musical storm from this blockbuster duo. The Balayya-Thaman combination continues to create magic, both on and off the screen.
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