Director Boyapati Srinu, known for his mass appeal in Tollywood, has always been pivotal in blending high-energy scenes with equally vibrant music. Starting with the hit film 'Bhadra', Boyapati has had a roller-coaster career with blockbusters and some misses. His movies, like 'Legend', 'Tulasi', and 'Vinaya Vidheya Rama', not only did well at the box office but also scored big on music charts. However, a known feud between Boyapati and music composer Devi Sri Prasad (DSP) led to a significant shift. During the success event of 'Jaya Janaki Nayaka', heated words were exchanged publicly, souring their relationship. This rift marked the end of DSP’s regular collaborations with Boyapati, paving the way for Thaman to step in. With Thaman, Boyapati's recent films 'Akhanda' and 'Skanda' have continued to captivate the audience, maintaining the director's reputation for sensational soundtracks. This musical chair in Tollywood raises questions about future collaborations and the impact on the movies' emotional grip and box office performance.
