Bhaskarabhatla

Bhaskarabhatla has created a number of tracks that resonate with fans of Indian pop music. "Poyiraa Mama (From 'Kuberaa')" stands out with its catchy tune, while "Tu Mera Lover (From 'Mass Jathara')" captures a playful vibe that many enjoy. "Ravanamma" is another notable track, blending traditional elements with modern beats.

Other popular songs include "Hey Jingili (From 'Dilruba')", "Naa Valla Kadhe", "Emo Emo (From 'Krishna Leela')", and "Soori Ori Soori". Each track offers a unique listening experience, showcasing Bhaskarabhatla's versatility. "Dum Dumaare (From 'Bhairavam')" and "Cycle Ekki (From 'Ugly Story')" add to the list of engaging tunes, while "Peena Ke Baad" rounds it off with its own distinct flavor. Fans appreciate the variety and energy found in these songs, making them a staple in the playlists of many.

Bhaskarabhatla's latest works include the album "Romantic," released in 2024, which showcases a mix of contemporary themes and engaging melodies. Another recent album, "Heart Attack," also came out in 2024, contributing to his evolving discography. His music often reflects current trends in Indian pop, appealing to a wide audience.

In the realm of singles, Bhaskarabhatla has been active with several new releases. "Kalale Kalale," from the film "K-Ramp," is set to resonate with fans in 2025. "Asalenduke," part of the soundtrack for "Krishna Leela," also showcases his distinctive style. Additionally, "Puppy Shame," from "Andhra King Taluka," and "Minsare," from "Bagundi," further illustrate his versatility in the pop music scene. Each track adds to his reputation and keeps listeners engaged with fresh sounds.

Bhaskarabhatla has teamed up with various artists for notable tracks. One standout collaboration is “Poyiraa Mama (From 'Kuberaa')” featuring Devi Sri Prasad and Dhanush. This song blends Bhaskarabhatla's lyrical style with the distinct musical flavors of his collaborators, creating a memorable listening experience.

Another significant track is “Tu Mera Lover (From 'Mass Jathara')” with Bheems Ceciroleo and Chakri. This collaboration showcases a mix of catchy rhythms and engaging lyrics, effectively drawing listeners in. Additionally, “Emo Emo (From 'Krishna Leela')” features Bheems Ceciroleo and Nakash Aziz, combining their talents to deliver a fresh sound.

The collaboration “Soori Ori Soori” with Bheems Ceciroleo and Jassie Gift also stands out, bringing together diverse musical elements that resonate well. Each of these partnerships adds a unique touch to Bhaskarabhatla's work, highlighting his versatility in the pop music scene.