Tollywood star Anushka Shetty’s much-anticipated comeback film Ghaati is making waves once again, thanks to its latest promotional release. The makers have unveiled a pulsating rock number titled Dassora Dassora, which has instantly grabbed the attention of fans and amplified the hype surrounding the film.
Directed by Krish Jagarlamudi and produced on a lavish scale by UV Creations in association with First Frame Entertainments, Ghaati has already impressed with its teasers, trailer, and first song. The new track takes the buzz a notch higher, promising audiences a raw, powerful cinematic experience.
Composed by Sagar Nagavalli, with lyrics written by E.S. Murthy, Dassora Dassora reflects the struggles and determination of the protagonist. The song’s heavy rock influence is matched by high-octane vocals from Geetha Madhuri, Saketh Komanduri, and Shruti Ranjani, whose intense performances inject electrifying energy into the track.
The visuals accompanying the release showcase not only dramatic glimpses of Anushka Shetty but also intense action blocks and behind-the-scenes footage. The song highlights the grit and emotional depth at the heart of Ghaati, making it clear that this is not just another action drama but a project with strong character-driven storytelling.
Early responses suggest that Anushka’s presence is one of the biggest highlights. Her powerful screen aura and intense expressions bring added weight to the visuals, while the film’s technical standards — from cinematography to stunt design — have drawn positive buzz within industry circles.
Joining Anushka in this ambitious project is Vikram Prabhu in a pivotal role, with the ensemble expected to deliver standout performances. Director Krish, known for his ability to blend scale with emotional depth, seems set to present yet another gripping cinematic journey.
With the successful release of Dassora Dassora, Ghaati has further cemented itself as one of Tollywood’s most eagerly awaited films. Fans are now counting down the days to see Anushka Shetty return to the big screen in full force.
