Indrajitt brings warmth to ‘Bava Jaldhi Rava (Part 2: Male)’, a song filled with promises and tender moments. Mamidi Mounika writes the heartfelt lyrics, while Kalyan Keys composes a melody that fits the emotions perfectly. Mende Mounika Mallikharjun lends her voice, making the song a beautiful tribute to love and tradition.
Released: February 7, 2026
Bava Jaldhi Rava (Part 2: Male)
Indrajitt
Bava Jaldhi Rava (Part 2: Male) Lyrics English Translation by Indrajitt
The lyrics of ‘Bava Jaldhi Rava (Part 2: Male)’ describe a bride’s arrival and the groom’s promises to cherish her. Mamidi Mounika writes, ‘Come close, and I will embrace everything you’ve kept hidden in your heart.’ The words highlight the bond between two families, blending tradition with personal affection.
Mosukochinavani Gumma Sokunantha Moota KattiYou’ve arrived carrying a bundle of beauty and charm, my love.
Daasukochinavani Gumma Daggaraki Teesukunta RaammaCome close, and I will embrace everything you’ve kept hidden in your heart.
Soosukapo Vachinappude Chukkole Kandlalla MerisinavammaFrom the moment I first saw you, you sparkled like stars in my eyes.
Sesukapothannappude Cheppina Maata Vintannave GummaNow as I take you as my wife, please listen to the promise I make.
Badha Padake Bangari Bomma Mallu Baava ThodunnadeDon’t be sad, my golden doll, for your ‘Mallu Baava’ is right here beside you.
Pillo MounikaOh, my dear Mounika.
Neeku Peru Techina Paatanamma Maravaboke MounikammaDon’t ever forget the song that brought you such fame, Mounika.
Pennu Peppar Chetha Batti Saagipodaame KoyilammaWith pen and paper in hand, let’s move forward together like a singing cuckoo.
Mende Vaari Kodalivamma Mettininta Adugu PettiYou are the daughter-in-law of the Mende clan, stepping into your new home.
Saakalolla Ailanna Mitthi Thiyya VachinaadeEven Ailanna from the washerman community has come to collect his customary dues.
Katnam Pette Patelamma Kalisi Intlo PodamammaPatelamma offers the dowry gifts; come, let’s go into the house together.
Aadibiddalantha Gudi Asalu Katnam AduguthundreThe sisters-in-law have gathered, playfully demanding their traditional gifts.
Talupu Teeyamantunnare MenakodalniyyalaaniThey’re asking us to open the door and present their new niece-in-law.
Mende MounikaMy Mende Mounika.
Neevanti Aadi Pillaaniyye Ammalekka SoosukuntaI promise to look after a girl like you with the tenderness of a mother.
Mallikarjunnichinavante Naanna Ani PiluchukuntaIf you give us a son like Mallikarjun, I’ll proudly call him ‘father’.
Pooladandalu Teeyavamma Selukoyyaku VeyyavammaTake off your heavy flower garlands and hang them on the wall peg.
Baasingallu Eppinanka Poola Jadanu TiyyavammaOnce the wedding headpiece is removed, take down your floral hair braid.
Bukkaa Bukka Buvva Tini Okka Muchata ChepputaareLet’s share a meal mouthful by mouthful, and talk about our hearts’ desires.
Siggulolakake Mena Daana Siganinda Mallepoolu BedutaareDon’t be so shy, my dear cousin; let me adorn your hair bun with fresh jasmine.
Odi Nimputaare Baama Mutyaaduvalantha VachinaareThe married women have arrived to perform the fertility rituals and fill your lap.
Muddu Gumma NavveSmile for me, my lovely bride.
Malla Gidinam Vache Varaku ManavanniyyalantunnareBy the time this day comes again, they’re expecting us to give them a grandson.
Em Antaave Naa Mounika Ennela Raathiri ElliponaWhat do you say, my Mounika? Shall we slip away in this moonlight?
Gundra Gundrati Mokamu Daana Gunna Gunna Nadise MounaWith your round, beautiful face, and your graceful, gentle walk.
Allaneredu Kalladaana Kaallaku Dagga Kaanubommala JanaYour eyes are dark as blackberries, and your perfectly arched brows captivate everyone.
Nunna Nunnati Pedavulaye Sanna Sannati GadvaanaayeYou have smooth, soft lips and a slender, elegant frame.
Sakkaa Sakkati Mukkuvaaye Mukkukudagga MukkupullaanaayeYou have a perfectly straight nose, adorned with a fitting nose ring.
Merise Kurulu Virabuse Daana Meesanikee Dagga Resham DaanaYour hair shines as you let it loose; you’re the perfect match for my pride.
Maamidori PillaOh, daughter of the Mamidi clan.
Marumalli Dandaladiginayamma Mounikamma EdudaniYou asked for double jasmine garlands, Mounika; don’t cry now.
Kurulu Mudisi Sigane SoodutaI’ll tie your hair up and admire the beauty of your bun.
Siga Chuttu Poolu Nene BedutaI’ll personally place the flowers around your hair myself.
Yallapoddugalla Lesi Talaku Bosukoeye GummaYou wake up at the break of dawn and take a fresh head bath.
Aluku Challi Muggulesi Andariki Chaaya BettukaarayeYou sprinkle the courtyard, draw the ‘muggu’ designs, and make tea for everyone.
Inti Devudaina Velaala Mallannaku Pooja Cheye PillaOffer your prayers to our household deity, Lord Mallanna.
Kuradairemlu Kadiliyyalene Boorelu Chesi MokkalenePrepare the festive ‘Boorelu’ sweets and offer your solemn vows.
Padaharrojula Panduganaata Podaam Paayi ChinnapuramFor the sixteen-day festival, we shall travel together to Chinnapuram.
Jaldi TayyaarayyeSo get ready quickly, my love.
Maa Attagaarintiki Povalegaada Alludi Maryaada PondalekadaI must visit my mother-in-law’s house and receive the honors due to a son-in-law.
Chintapooram Daatalegada Chinnaapuram CheralegaadaWe have to cross Chintapuram to finally reach Chinnapuram.
Bava Jaldhi Rava (Part 2: Male) Music Video
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