Yeshanagula, the second single from Nani’s upcoming Telugu film The Paradise, combines Anirudh Ravichander’s energetic composition with folk-inspired vocals and features Keerthy Suresh in a special appearance alongside Nani.

Second Single Expands The Paradise Soundtrack

The makers of The Paradise have released Yeshanagula as the film’s second single, adding fresh momentum to its promotional campaign. Directed by Srikanth Odela, the film reunites the filmmaker with Nani after their earlier collaboration on Dasara. The new track follows Aaya Sher, which introduced the film’s forceful musical and visual identity. While the first single focused on creating a powerful character-driven atmosphere, Yeshanagula presents a more celebratory, rhythmic and folk-oriented side of the upcoming film.

Keerthy Suresh Reunites With Nani

One of the song’s biggest attractions is the special appearance by Keerthy Suresh. Her reunion with Nani has generated considerable attention because the two previously shared the screen in Dasara, also directed by Srikanth Odela. The announcement was teased through playful social-media exchanges involving Nani, Keerthy and the director, giving fans an early indication of the lively chemistry planned for the song. Promotional images featuring Keerthy interacting with Nani’s distinctive braided look further strengthened interest in their on-screen reunion.

Anirudh Leads the Musical Team

Anirudh Ravichander has composed Yeshanagula, continuing his work on the complete soundtrack of The Paradise. Kasarla Shyam wrote the Telugu lyrics, while Jangi Reddy and Prabha provided the vocals. The combination gives the number a strong regional identity, with its folk-rooted delivery designed to connect with the rugged world established by the film’s promotional material. The track was first introduced during Anirudh’s live concert in Dallas on August 28 before its digital release on August 29, turning the concert debut into a major promotional moment for the film.

Song Adds Energy to the Film’s World

The Paradise is built around a marginalised community that has long been denied basic rights. Its story follows the rise of a leader who challenges an entrenched system of oppression, placing Nani at the centre of an intense and socially charged narrative. Against this serious background, Yeshanagula appears to offer a colorful and culturally rooted musical break while still reflecting the community and atmosphere of the film.

With Srikanth Odela directing, Anirudh shaping the music and Keerthy Suresh joining Nani for a special appearance, Yeshanagula has become an important addition to the film’s campaign. The song expands the soundtrack beyond the intensity of Aaya Sher and gives audiences another glimpse into the distinctive world, characters and cultural textures of The Paradise.