Megastar Chiranjeevi, throughout his decades long career, has effortlessly slipped into countless characters across genres.
In recent years, he has leaned more toward larger-than-life roles. But with Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu, director Anil Ravipudi, taps into the megastar’s most beloved shades, offering a flavour that families, fans, and masses all connect with instantly.
One major highlight is the Hook Step, crafted purely to thrill mega fans. Set to Bheems Ceciroleo’s high-voltage rap track, the song crackles with energy.
Chiranjeevi, looking remarkably youthful, steals the show with his effortless rhythm, sharp expressions, and trademark grace.
The unanimous reaction is that vintage Chiranjeevi is back. The song cleverly revives iconic hook steps from his evergreen hits, sparking nostalgia and delight among cine lovers.
This throwback celebration, combined with Chiru’s fluid moves, has amplified the film’s buzz significantly.
While MSG was already riding high with terrific responses to its trailer and earlier songs, the Hook Step has pushed expectations to a new peak.
Adding to the excitement is the long-awaited onscreen collaboration of Chiranjeevi and Venkatesh, who are expected to deliver riotous entertainment in the second half.
Overseas bookings are already robust, nearing the half-million mark, and trade circles expect the film to emerge as Chiru’s highest opener, both from premieres and first-day collections. Ticket sales in the Telugu states will begin shortly.
With barely three days to go for its grand theatrical release, MSG is buzzing stronger than ever.