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Date: November 25, 2024

Devi Sri Prasad Addresses ‘Pushpa 2: The Rule’ Controversy

Devi Sri Prasad Role in Pushpa Franchise

Devi Sri Prasad, fondly called DSP, has been a vital part of the Pushpa franchise. His music in Pushpa: The Rise played a key role in the film’s massive success. However, the team behind Pushpa 2: The Rule recently decided to replace him for the film’s background score.

Instead, composers Thaman, Ajaneesh Loknath, and Sam C. S. were brought in. Reports suggest that this decision was made due to dissatisfaction with DSP’s initial score. The team, including Allu Arjun, Sukumar, and the producers, reportedly wanted a fresh approach as the release date neared.


Devi Sri Prasad Emotional Response

At the Chennai pre-release event, Devi Sri Prasad finally broke his silence. He addressed the controversy directly, expressing his disappointment.

DSP said, “Whether it’s payment or credit for our work, we must demand it. Nobody offers us credit if we don’t ask for it.” His remarks seemed aimed at the Pushpa 2 team.

He continued, “Ravi Sir [the producer] loves me, but complaints about me seem to matter more. I have always delivered my work on time. Yet, they accuse me of delays. I am open and professional, but these issues keep surfacing.”


Rift in the Iconic Collaboration?

The collaboration between Allu Arjun, Sukumar, and DSP has delivered many hits. However, this controversy hints at cracks in their relationship. DSP’s words indicate that he felt sidelined and unappreciated for his efforts.


Fans’ Reactions

Fans have expressed their disappointment on social media. Many believe DSP’s contribution to Pushpa: The Rise was irreplaceable. The decision to replace him has sparked debates about loyalty and creative differences in the film industry.


What Lies Ahead?

The team of Pushpa 2: The Rule has yet to respond to DSP’s statements. Fans hope the issue gets resolved amicably. Devi Sri Prasad’s music has left a lasting impact on Indian cinema, and his fans eagerly await his next move.


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