Prime Video, India’s beloved entertainment hub, has officially unveiled the soul-stirring and rooted music album of its Telugu Original film, Uppu Kappurambu. Released under the Believe India label, the album features three original tracks that brilliantly reflect the film’s quirky tone and emotional depth. The music, composed by the gifted Sweekar Agasthi, is enriched with lyrics by Ravi Krishna Vissapragada, S Attavur Rahim, and Raghuram Dronavajjala, breathing life into Chitti Jayapuram — a small village grappling with a strangely dark yet humorous crisis.
The album’s essence is elevated by the dynamic voices of renowned singers Sean Roldan, Anurag Kulkarni, and Anthony Daasan, each infusing their unique style into the film’s sonic landscape. From the carefree revelry of Nomilala to the poignant yearning in Yaadunaavo and the earthy vibrancy of the title song Uppu Kappurambu, the tracks beautifully trace the film’s narrative with emotion and satire. The complete album is now available for streaming on Amazon Music, Spotify, JioSaavn, Apple Music, and all major audio platforms.
Speaking about Nomilala, singer Sean Roldan shared, “It’s one of those rare songs that instantly immerses you in the heart of the film. It celebrates chaos and camaraderie — a spirited anthem of release. There’s humor, but also a sense of strength that resonates with small-town life. I’m excited that this vibrant world is reaching global audiences via Prime Video.”
Singer Anurag Kulkarni reflected on Yaadunaavo, saying, “The song captures the sorrow of a child yearning for his mother — simple yet deeply moving. It’s about pain, but also quiet hope. I’m honored to lend my voice to something so tender and relatable. I believe it’ll touch hearts far and wide.”
On the title track, Anthony Daasan commented, “Uppu Kappurambu is fierce, funny, and wonderfully chaotic — much like the village itself. It carries an untamed, rustic beat that was a thrill to perform. This track is sure to make listeners smile, sway, and embrace the madness. I can’t wait for people from all walks of life to experience it through Prime Video.”