Producer: K.S. Rama Rao
Director: Puri Jagannath
Cast: Prabhas, Trisha, Mohan Babu, Kota Srinivasa Rao, Sanjana
Music: Sandeep Chowta
Singer: Pradeep Somasundaran, Sonu Kakkar, Nikita Nigam, Sandeep Chowta, Shruti Patak, Anaida, Mark Lazaro

Sandeep Chowtha gears up to compose for this Telugu film 'Bujjigadu'. The audio of the film has been composed keeping in mind the Tamil style of the film. However overall the music isn’t that impressive other than a couple of chosen tracks for the masses.
 
Sandeep Chowta, Shruti Patak begins the number ‘Sudu Sude’. The music with keyboard, guitar and drumbeats makes for a variety beginning. A smooth and slow tune, this makes for a romantic number. Bhaskarabhatla has given words which are a mix of English, Hindi and Telugu words. With a mix of variety tune, Sandeep Chowta does a fine job and makes a simple song with minimalist instruments.

‘Chitti Aayire’ falls into a mass track rendered by Pradeep Somasundaran and Sonu Kakkar. Guitar and drumbeat are played at the background with the keyboard coming in after sometime. Bhaskarabhatla offers a mix of words in the track again. A foot tapping number, the rap feel assures that it will be lapped up by the youth.

Youthful music sets the next track ‘Dhadak Dhadak’ with an upright mood. Rendered by Sandeep Chowta, Nikita Nigam, this one treads on a tried and tested formula route. Kandikonda pens the lyrics. Sandeep Chowta goes for limited music for this track again.

‘Love Me’ appears much like a song from ‘Sivaji’. Sandeep Chowta croons the male part with a typical slang. Nikita Nigam assists him well with her chirpy version. Kandikonda pens the lyrics as per the situation.

Another song with mass tune is ‘Guchchi Guchchi’. Sung by Shruti Patak this comes more as an item number. This one is quite a loud number with loud noise and many instruments. The jazz beats continue throughout. Lyrics are by Kandikonda.