Megapower Star Ram Charan’s PAN-Indian film, Game Changer, has hit the screens worldwide today amidst massive fan frenzy. This Shankar’s directorial opened to superb occupancies for the early morning shows and is set to post a strong opening at the ticket windows.

Game Changer featured a good album composed by musical sensation S. Thaman. The soothing melody, ‘Naanaa Hyraanaa,’ which was a chartbuster, has unfortunately not been included in the final copies of the film. The team encountered technical challenges during the processing of infrared images in the initial prints. The makers are relentlessly working towards adding the song to the film, and it will be available from January 14th.

Naanaa Hyraanaa is a serene, romantic melody that became people’s favorite in a short time. Karthik and Shreya Ghoshal sang it, and the lyrics were penned by Ramajogayya Sastry. Vivek penned the lyrics for the Tamil version, while Vivek. Kausar Munir wrote the lyrics for the Hindi version.

Naanaa Hyraanaa is the first Indian song to be shot on an infrared camera. It captures various unique colors, creating a dreamy and surreal visual experience. DOP Thiru perfectly envisioned the grandeur expected from Shankar’s song. The song was a big hit, with over 60 million views across all languages on YouTube, and it has been topping the charts of various musical platforms over the last few weeks.

Director Shankar, known for showcasing grandeur in his songs, filmed this song in the picturesque locations of New Zealand over five days. Around 100 dancers from Russia were specially flown to New Zealand right after COVID-19’s second wave, only to shoot this song. The producers didn’t hold back from spending a huge amount on this track, canning it lavishly. Audiences can enjoy this visual spectacle on the big screen from January 14.