No
matter
how
busy
he
is,
music
composer
S
Thaman
never
fails
to
share
a
sneak
peek
from
his
personal
and
professional
life
on
social
media.
The
artiste
recently
took
to
his
Twitter
handle
to
share
a
childhood
picture
which
indeed
caught
the
attention
of
netizens
and
his
fans.
In
the
picture
shared
today
(June
5),
Thaman
as
an
adorable
kid
can
be
seen
seated
on
a
drum
throne
as
he
plays
percussion
with
drumsticks
in
his
tiny
hands.
Revealing
that
the
picture
was
shared
by
his
mother,
the
music
composer
captioned
the
snap
as,
"Meeeeeeeee
!!!!
And
My
Pic
from
my
Amma
gaaru."
With
the
picture
going
viral
on
social
media,
fans
and
followers
can't
stop
adoring
Thaman's
younger
version
as
many
commented
"cutie" and
"cuteness
overloaded"
in
the
comment
section.
Let
us
tell
you
that
yesterday,
the
composer
had
shared
a
throwback
picture
with
the
late
legendary
singer
SP
Balasubrahmanyam.
Apparently,
the
picture
was
taken
from
South
Korea's
Seoul
airport
in
1996,
when
Thaman
joined
SPB
for
a
concert
as
a
drummer.
Remembering
the
late
actor
with
the
lovely
throwback
picture,
he
wrote,
"This
was
at
Seoul
airport
on
our
way
to
Los
Angeles
in
the
year
1996
with
the
legend
#SPBalasubrahmanyam
gaaru.
I
was
the
youngest
drummer
along
with
a
great
supremely
talented
team
Miss
U
mama
#SpbLivesON."
This
was
at
Seoul
🇰🇷
airport
on
our
way
to
Los
Angeles
🇺🇸
in
year
1996
❤️
with
the
legend
#SPBalasubrahmanyam
gaaru
.
I
was
the
youngest
drummer
along
with
a
great
supremely
talented
team
❤️
On
the
work
front,
after
the
super
success
of
Pawan
Kalyan's
Vakeel
Saab,
Thaman
is
gearing
up
for
his
massive
projects
including
Hindi
film
Sooryavanshi
(Additional
Background
Music)
and
Telugu
films
Akhada,
Tuck
Jagadish,
Sarkaru
Vaari
Paata
and
Agent.
Notably,
one
of
the
highly
anticipated
projects
from
the
aforementioned
films
is
definitely
Sarkaru
Vaari
Paata
directed
by
Parasuram
and
starring
Mahesh
Babu
and
Keerthy
Suresh.
Though
the
tracks
from
the
film
are
yet
to
be
dropped,
a
short
video
was
shared
on
Mahesh
Babu's
birthday
last
year,
following
which
Thaman
received
huge
appreciation
for
his
high
voltage
background
score.