KAMANAA: INTHI SCORED GOLD
Yesterday, when director Hussain Munawwar invited me to watch the music score for Kamanaa, I was curious, yet a bit skeptical. Having never seen any of its music composer, Ahmed Imthiyaz or Inthi’s previous work, the score was the most doubtful area of the film for me.
As the scenes played out, especially the climax and the moments leading up to it, I was utterly captivated. Inthi’s music didn’t just complement the scenes; it breathed life into them. The emotion, the tension, the pain—all were amplified to a level that I hadn’t anticipated. I found myself completely absorbed, so much so that I realized I was holding my breath until the final frame.
The music seemed to interweave with the narrative, enhancing the intricacies of each character’s inner turmoil and elevating the impact of every pivotal moment. It was as if the melodies became an essential character in the story, shaping the atmosphere and guiding the viewer’s emotional journey with remarkable finesse. The synergy between the visuals and the music created a profound sensory experience, leaving a lasting impression that lingered long after the film concluded.
After the scenes ended, there was a moment of silence. It wasn’t just in the room; it was within me. I felt every ounce of what the protagonist endured, as if I had lived those moments myself. When Munawwar suggested we watch a few more scenes from the start, I simply shook my head—I didn’t need to see more to be convinced.
I turned to Inthi and shook his hand, acknowledging the tremendous job he had done. His score is a masterpiece, adding a depth to “Kamanaa” that will leave audiences as breathless as I was.
“Kamanaa” is set to release on 27th August 2024, and with a score like this, it promises to be an unforgettable cinematic experience.

