Telugu fans will witness a new singer in its new offering Lacchimdeviki O Lekkundi movie (LOL).
Lacchimdeviki O Lekkundi or LOL, the abbreviation that has gained popularity among the fans, has surely some surprises. While the director hints at some of the craziest comedies that will unfold in the film, it has other surprises in other fields too. The latest of the surprises has been the inclusion of Jayaprakash Reddy in the film as a singer. 
Lachhimdeviki O Lekkundi Songs and its new singer
Reddy has been a known figure among comedians as he has been seen playing a strong character role in many films. His comedy skills were, surprisingly, not the only talent that he possessed. This has been showcased in this film as he turns singer for the film. He has sung a song called Mahalakshmi Raave. The song has been composed by the music composer of the film, MM Keeravaani. In fact, he has been helped by the music director in the process of singing and also it has been an enriching experience for him. Since the film has comedy elements all over the place and of course, one always associates Reddy with comedy, it was expected that he would be featuring in the film. But, what caught everyone by surprise was that Reddy could actually sing a song. This is a common trend in many film industries as actors often turn singers in due time and lend their voices to themselves at times. In Bollywood, there have been plenty of examples like Amitabh Bacchan, Salman Khan etc. Even directors have composed music and sung them. But, this is something that Reddy has never done and hence, the hype is building around the film. The fans can hardly wait for the film after a string of surprises. The song has gone viral on YouTube and fans are logging in the internet to view this song and enjoy it. This new trend is a welcome change for many since people tend to get bored with the same voice again and again. So, Reddy’s path may well be followed by many actors and fans will be eager to know how their favorite star actually sounds like when they sing instead of the known voices.