Dulquer Salmaan’s Aakasamlo Oka Tara Song ‘Chitti Chitti Cheema’ Wins Hearts
Dulquer Salmaan’s Aakasamlo Oka Tara releases its first single ‘Chitti Chitti Cheema’, striking an emotional chord with fans and setting the tone for the film.
Dumtika Editorial
July 28, 2026 · 1 min read

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‘Chitti Chitti Cheema’ released on Dulquer Salmaan’s birthday as the film’s first single
Song composed by GV Prakash Kumar, lyrics by Sreemani, vocals by Ramya Behara
Aakasamlo Oka Tara stars Dulquer Salmaan, Satvika Veeravalli, and Shruti Haasan
Fans praise the song’s emotional depth and inspiring themes on social media
Dulquer Salmaan’s Birthday Surprise: ‘Chitti Chitti Cheema’ from Aakasamlo Oka Tara
Dulquer Salmaan, who has built a reputation for selecting meaningful and diverse roles, is back in the spotlight with his upcoming Telugu film Aakasamlo Oka Tara. On the occasion of Dulquer’s birthday, the makers unveiled the film’s first single, ‘Chitti Chitti Cheema’, offering fans a glimpse into the movie’s emotional core.
The film, directed by Pavan Sadineni, also features Satvika Veeravalli and Shruti Haasan in pivotal roles. The newly released track is composed by GV Prakash Kumar, whose melodious score sets the tone for a story centered on dreams and silent support. Lyricist Sreemani has penned thoughtful lines that highlight the aspirations of a woman striving for greatness, while Ramya Behara’s expressive vocals add depth and feeling to the song.
‘Chitti Chitti Cheema’ has quickly resonated with listeners, thanks to its blend of inspiring themes and evocative metaphors. The song celebrates resilience, ambition, and the quiet encouragement that fuels personal journeys. Social media users have responded positively, sharing praise for the song’s emotional impact and the chemistry between the leads glimpsed in the visuals.
Aakasamlo Oka Tara, with its promising cast and creative team, is shaping up to deliver an emotionally charged cinematic experience. The film’s first single has set high expectations for what’s to come.


