Tone & Style: The music should begin with a high, bold note to grab attention immediately, creating an air of mystery and excitement. Think of a powerful orchestral or electronic sound, with a dramatic impact, similar to the opening of a thriller. After the initial high note, the music should transition into a medium, steady rhythm that maintains suspense and intrigue, with an Indian classical influence subtly woven in, like sitar or tabla, to reflect the cultural setting. Structure: First 5-7 seconds: Start with a strong, resonant sound, like a sudden orchestral strike or intense electronic pulse, representing the start of an extraordinary journey. This should feel cinematic and impactful. Next 10-15 seconds: As the music softens to a medium tempo, introduce rhythmic beats and layered melodies that build anticipation. This section should convey mystery and the complexity of the story’s themes, with strings or soft percussion guiding the rhythm. Final 5-10 seconds: Bring in the title "Kaala Veera" with a swelling crescendo, where the music subtly rises again, but not as intensely as the beginning. The title should appear with a sense of power and destiny, using a deep, resonant tone, almost like a chant or a powerful vocal hum, blending with the final notes of the theme. Mood: The music should evoke a sense of suspense, destiny, and hidden power. It should feel epic and heroic, hinting at the secrets yet to be uncovered in the story.