| Telugu (Original Script) | Romanized Transliteration | English Translation | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | మాటల ఇటుకలతో | Matala itukalatho | With bricks made of words, | | గుండెల్లో కోటలు కట్టేయడా | Gundello kotalu katteyadaa | He builds forts in the heart. | | కబురులు చినుకులతో | Kaburulu chinukulatho | With tiny droplets of sweet messages, | | పొడి కలలన్ని తడిపేయడా | Podi kalalanni tadipeyadaa | He drenches even the smallest, dustiest dreams. | | ఊసుల ఉరుకులతో | Oosula urukulatho | With the quickness of his whispers, | | ఊహలకే ఊపిరి ఊడేయడా | Oohalake oopiri oodeyadaa | He breathes life into the very imagination. | | పలుకుల అలికిడి తో | Palukula alikidi tho | With the gentle sound of his words, | | ఆసలకే ఆయువు పోయాడా | Aasalake aayuvu poyaadaa | He pours life's elixir into desires. | | మౌనమై వాడు ఉంటె | Mounamai vaadu unte | If he remains silent, | | ప్రాణమేమవ్వునో | Praaname mavvuno? | What would become of my soul, I wonder. | | నువ్వేనా ప్రపంచం అనేస్తు | Nuvvena prapancham anesthu | Calling you my world, | | వెనక తిరుగుతూ నువ్వేనా సమస్తం | Venaka tiruguthu nuvvena samastham | Turning back, you are everything to me. | | అంటాడే కలలోన కూడా | Antaade kalalona kooda | He says this even in my dreams, | | కాలుకందనీడే | Kaalukandhaneeede | A shadow that never trails my feet. (Always by my side) | | | (The Pallavi is repeated) | (The Pallavi is repeated) |
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To truly appreciate the song, it helps to break down some of its key Telugu terms: aaraduguluntada lyrics in english translation
Neeku teliyadhu nene anna maata. Translation: You don’t realize that I am the big brother (the authority) here.
Verse 1: ఆరాదు గులుంటాడ అందరివాడు Aaraduguluntada andharivadu English Translation: He's the one who searches for the truth, and he's for everyone. | Telugu (Original Script) | Romanized Transliteration |
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