Harris Jayaraj on a mission to break the jinx

Noted Tamil composer Harris Jayaraj, after a less-than-impressive musical score for "Extra Ordinary Man," is looking to re-establish his presence in Telugu cinema with a new film starring young actor Naga Shaurya.

While Harris Jayaraj is a celebrated composer in Tamil cinema, his success in Telugu has been somewhat inconsistent. While his work in films like "Orange" and "Vasu" garnered considerable appreciation, his recent score for "Extra Ordinary Man" failed to resonate with Telugu audiences.

A director, speaking on the matter, remarked, "Harris should be aiming to deliver chartbusters and prove his mettle in Telugu. He's a talented musician, but he needs to connect with Telugu listeners this time." The director also suggested that the lackluster score for "Extra Ordinary Man" might be attributed to the film's lack of depth, making it difficult for the composer to create memorable melodies.

Harris Jayaraj has a history of captivating Telugu audiences with his work. "Cheliya Cheliya" from "Gharshana" and his entire score for "Orange" are still fondly remembered by music lovers. His soulful tunes like "Nenu Nuvantu" and "Hello Ramante" from various films dominated the charts for years.

However, with other prominent Tamil composers like A.R. Rahman and Anirudh Ravichander making their mark in Tollywood, Harris Jayaraj faces a more competitive landscape. He must deliver a powerful and captivating album to recapture his lost momentum and solidify his position in Telugu cinema.

This new film with Naga Shaurya presents an opportunity for Harris Jayaraj to prove his mettle and reclaim his popularity among Telugu audiences. His ability to create a memorable soundtrack that resonates with the local music scene will be crucial to his success in Tollywood.