Tyson Naidu: First Single Madarasi Rabbaru Bomma Drops

The action entertainer Tyson Naidu has opened its music campaign with “Madarasi Rabbaru Bomma,” and the first single goes straight for the mass audience. Bellamkonda Sai Sreenivas and Neha Shetty front a colourful, high-energy number that puts folk rhythm and playful romance side by side.

Directed by Saagar K Chandra, the film had already earned a positive response for its title and glimpse. Now the team, backed by Ram Achanta and Gopi Achanta under the 14 Reels Plus banner, is using music to keep that early interest moving.

A folk track built for the floor

Composer Bheems Ceciroleo gives the song a lively, percussion-heavy folk treatment. The arrangement feels built for group dances and short-video trends, with an upbeat tempo and vocal energy that match the visuals.

Lyricist Suresh Gangula writes the number as a playful exchange. The hero calls his love interest “Madarasi Rabbaru Bomma” while trying to charm her, and she answers back with her own teasing lines. That back-and-forth keeps the track light and fun rather than one-sided.

Singers Nalgonda Gaddar Narsanna and Rohini Soratt deliver the vocals. On screen, Bellamkonda Sai Sreenivas leans into the dance break, while Neha Shetty’s graceful presence balances the frame. Vijay Polaki’s choreography shapes the whole thing into a celebratory set piece, with folk-inspired styling on both leads.

Why this song is a signal

In a Telugu commercial film, the first single is more than a release. It sets the temperature for the rest of the campaign and tells audiences what kind of theatre experience to expect. A mass folk number suggests the makers are aiming at a broad audience rather than a niche action base.

This is a familiar move in southern film promotions. A catchy, dance-led single gives a film extra life on reels, radio and playlists, and can pull in viewers who may not have followed the title announcement. When the song works, it becomes a low-friction entry point for the film.

• It is the first full song after the title and glimpse, so it carries the weight of the next promotional phase.
• Bheems Ceciroleo’s familiarity with folk-flavoured hits gives the track a ready-made appeal for Telugu listeners.
• The dance chemistry between the leads is front and centre, which helps the song travel as a short-video trend.
• With the release date still to come, the song is currently the clearest clue about the film’s mood.

What to do before the release date drops

Fans can stream “Madarasi Rabbaru Bomma” now and watch how the choreography and styling are packaged for repeat viewing. The makers have said the release date will be announced soon, so keep an eye on the official handles for that update.

Executive producer Harish Katta is part of the team steering the campaign. For those tracking how southern action films build heat, this is a classic example of using a dance number to widen reach before the heavier action material arrives.

Source: 123telugu.com