“Hudiyo Hudiyo” Brings the Beat: Ravi Teja’s Mass Jathara Drops a Folk-Powered Firestarter

Sithara Entertainments has officially turned up the volume on the pre-release buzz for Mass Jathara with the release of its newest single, “Hudiyo Hudiyo”—a colorful, high-energy folk duet designed to get your feet moving and your heart thumping. The lyrical video dropped with a catchy caption that reads like a tongue-twister-meets-love-poem: “Chitti chilakaa… chinni molakkaa… Petti vellakaa… naa gunde melikaa…” That’s pure Telugu masala charm, and fans are loving it.

The song, composed by Bheems Ceciroleo, is a joyous folk explosion featuring the vocal powerhouses Hesham Abdul Wahab and Ceciroleo himself. With lyrics by Dev, Hudiyo Hudiyo brings together rustic beats, catchy hook lines, and a dance-friendly rhythm that taps into the film’s rural setting. The video showcases lively choreography, colorful village backdrops, and sizzling glimpses of lead pair Ravi Teja and Sreeleela, whose chemistry already has fans excited.

Mass Jathara, written and directed by Bhanu Bogavarapu, had been flying a bit under the radar due to reported production delays. But the release of Hudiyo Hudiyo seems to be the energy boost the film needed. Social media chatter has already pointed out how the track stands out amid recent soundtrack controversies plaguing the industry—thanks to its authentic vibe and fresh melodic charm. With Vidhu Ayyanna behind the lens and Navin Nooli handling the cuts, the film promises both visual flair and tight storytelling.

Slated for release on October 31, 2025, Mass Jathara is being billed as a mass entertainer with heart, action, and plenty of music to dance to. Backed by Sithara Entertainments, Fortune Four Cinemas, and presented by Srikara Studios, the film is finally gathering momentum—just in time for the big screen showdown. And if Hudiyo Hudiyo is any indication, there’s a lot more musical fire in store.

Get ready to dance your way into the theatre this Dasara season—because Mass Jathara is here to make some noise.