• Aha Naa Pellanta (1987) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 9.00/10 from 3300 votes

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Synopsis

Krishnamurthy (Rajendra Prasad) is the only son of industrialist Satyanarayana (Nutan Prasad). He wants his son to get married to a girl whom he has chosen because of his bitter experience with love marriage. Before selecting the bride, Satyanaryana has a big list of conditions which need to be fulfilled before he finalizes the bride for his son. But Krishnamurthy falls in love with Padma (Rajini).

After lot of tussle, both father & son enter into an understanding that if Krishnamurthy convinces Padma's father Lakshmipathy (Kota Srinivas Rao) without using his father's name by 31st December, than Satyanarayana will allow his to get married to Padma. Otherwise, he has to obey his father and marry the girl chosen by him.

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User reviews

Joseph Young

7/10

The soundtrack showcases a diverse range of musical styles, catering to a wide audience and keeping the film engaging.

Kenneth Jackson

4/10

The songs seemed forced and out of place, disrupting the flow of the film rather than adding to its charm.

Steven Harris

5/10

The soundtrack of Aha Naa Pellanta showcases a diverse range of musical styles, from soulful ballads to lively dance numbers, catering to a wide audience appeal.

James Lewis

6/10

The music composition in this movie is a delightful blend of traditional Indian melodies and modern sounds, creating a unique and engaging listening experience.

Daniel Smith

7/10

The composition of the music is top-notch, showcasing the talent and creativity of the music director.

John Baker

4/10

The background music in key emotional scenes felt mismatched and failed to enhance the impact of the storyline.

Dorothy Parker

5/10

The use of musical motifs throughout the film helps to establish a sense of continuity and connection between different scenes, enhancing the overall cohesiveness of the soundtrack.

Elizabeth Taylor

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Aha Naa Pellanta not only complements the narrative of the film but also stands out as a memorable and engaging musical experience in its own right.

Dorothy Davis

1/10

The soundtrack of Aha Naa Pellanta lacked originality and creativity, making it forgettable and uninspiring.

Karen Thomas

5/10

The songs in Aha Naa Pellanta effectively convey the characters' inner turmoil and conflicting emotions, adding depth to the storytelling.

Emily Allen

6/10

The music in this film serves as a powerful storytelling tool, effectively conveying the complexities of love, family dynamics, and societal expectations through its melodies and lyrics.

Margaret Wilson

5/10

The background score in key moments of the film enhances the tension and drama, effectively immersing the audience in the narrative.

Nancy Hernandez

5/10

The vocal performances in the songs are heartfelt and evocative, bringing out the raw emotions of the characters and their predicaments.

Elizabeth Carter

7/10

The music beautifully enhances the emotional moments between the characters, adding depth to their love story.

Deborah Martin

8/10

The music in Aha Naa Pellanta elevates the storytelling, making the film more immersive for the audience.

Donald Green

7/10

The songs in the film are catchy and memorable, making them a joy to listen to even outside of the movie.

Lisa Martinez

7/10

The lyrics of the songs are meaningful and resonate with the themes of love, family, and relationships explored in the movie.

David Davis

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Aha Naa Pellanta is a standout element of the film, adding depth and emotion to the storytelling.

Robert Evans

8/10

The soundtrack of Aha Naa Pellanta perfectly captures the essence of the romantic storyline between Krishnamurthy and Padma.

Steven Clark

6/10

The soundtrack of Aha Naa Pellanta perfectly captures the emotional rollercoaster ride of love, family expectations, and societal pressure portrayed in the film.