Radhe Shyam: S.S. Thaman Roped In To Compose Background Music For South Indian Versions

The highly anticipated multilingual film “Radhe Shyam” has several music directors for songs as Mithoon composed songs for the Hindi version while Justin Prabhakaran composed for the South Indian languages.

Now the chief music director in Telugu, S.S. Thaman is also on board "Radhe Shyam" as he is going to write background music for the languages ​​of South India.

The producers of "Radhe Shyam" have made an official announcement about the same. The production company UV Creations took to Twitter to welcome the musician on board.

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Share a photo showing Thaman posing with “Radhe Shyam” director Radha Krishna Kumar and U.V. Vamsi, the creators wrote, "The young music teacher @musicthaman to score #RadheShyam's BGM for Southern Languages."

Earlier, Thaman had stated that he did not rate the music for the film, especially for the Hindi films in which many musicians write music for different parts.

Now that Thaman has agreed to work for “Radhe Shyam,” he has revealed that he only provides background music for the South Indian versions of the film.

The film features Prabhas, Pooja Hegde, Bhagya Sree, among others. The producers had unveiled the theatrical trailer a couple of days ago.

"Radhe Shyam" is scheduled to hit theaters on January 14, 2022, on the occasion of Sankranthi.

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