Bhuu Antuu Bhuutham Lyrics Meaning | Thammudu | Anurag Kulkarni | B. Ajaneesh Loknath
“Bhuu Antuu Bhuutham” is a song by B. Ajaneesh Loknath, Anurag Kulkarni, and others from the album Thammudu. Lyricist Simhachalam Maneela begins with an instruction for when a ghost says “Boo.” Instead of running, the listener should cast a spell and play with it like a toy.
Released: June 17, 2025
Bhuu Antuu Bhuutham
Anurag Kulkarni | B. Ajaneesh Loknath • From “Thammudu”
Lyricist
Simhachalam Maneela
Composer
B. Ajaneesh Loknath
Thammudu’s Bhuu Antuu Bhuutham Lyrics Translation
The verses connect this advice to common childhood experiences. One line points out that a person learns to walk through stumbling and falling, not by running instantly. Another lyric recalls turning a rainy day into a fun game instead of pouting indoors.
Bhuu Antuu Bhuutham VasteIf a ghost comes saying “Boo!”
Bhuu Antuu Bhuutham VasteIf a ghost comes saying “Boo!”
Bhuu Antuu Bhuutham VasteIf a ghost comes saying “Boo!”
Aagake AmmadiDon’t you stop, my dear
Chuu Manthram Vesi DaanthoCast a magic spell on it
BommalaatalaadaliAnd you must play with it like a toy
Bhuu Antuu Bhuutham VasteIf a ghost comes saying “Boo!”
Aagake AmmadiDon’t you stop, my dear
Chuu Manthram Vesi DaanthoCast a magic spell on it
BommalaatalaadaliAnd you must play with it like a toy
Puttagaane Neruga Nuvvu ParigetthaleYou didn’t start running the moment you were born
Pattukuntu Paduthu Nadake NerchaaveThrough stumbles and falls, you learned how to walk
Bhayapadi Adugu AapakeDon’t let fear stop you in your tracks
Bhuu Antuu Bhuutham VasteIf a ghost comes saying “Boo!”
Aagake AmmadiDon’t you stop, my dear
Chuu Manthram Vesi DaanthoCast a magic spell on it
BommalaatalaadaliAnd you must play with it like a toy
Bhuu Antuu Bhuutham VasteIf a ghost comes saying “Boo!”
Aagake AmmadiDon’t you stop, my dear
Chuu Manthram Vesi DaanthoCast a magic spell on it
BommalaatalaadaliAnd you must play with it like a toy
Chikkubukku Railu Bandi AataloIn your game of ‘chugga chugga’ choo-choo train
Chitapata Chinukulocchi PaditheWhen the pitter-patter of raindrops came down
Moothi MudichesthaavaWould you just stand there and pout?
Vaana Vaana Valappantu PaaduthuSinging, ‘Rain, rain, come and play’
Vaakilantha Girrumantu ThiruguthuYou’d be twirling all around the courtyard
Neeta ChindeyyevaSplashing playfully in the water
Edainaa Neelone Undoyi GummaadiEverything you need is inside you, sweetheart
Konchem Teeru MaarchaveYou just have to change your approach
Bhuu Antuu Bhuutham VasteIf a ghost comes saying “Boo!”
Bhuu Antuu Bhuutham VasteIf a ghost comes saying “Boo!”
Aagake AmmadiDon’t you stop, my dear
Aagake AmmadiDon’t you stop, my dear
Bhuu Antuu Bhuutham VasteIf a ghost comes saying “Boo!”
Aagake AmmadiDon’t you stop, my dear
Bhuu Antuu Bhuutham VasteIf a ghost comes saying “Boo!”
Aagake AmmadiDon’t you stop, my dear
Chuu Manthram Vesi DaanthoCast a magic spell on it
BommalaatalaadaliAnd you must play with it like a toy
Bhuu Antuu Bhuutham VasteIf a ghost comes saying “Boo!”
Aagaku AmmadiDon’t you stop, my dear
Chuu Manthram Vesi DaanthoCast a magic spell on it
BommalaatalaadaliAnd you must play with it like a toy
Bhuu Antuu Bhuutham VasteIf a ghost comes saying “Boo!”
Aagade AmmadiThat girl, she doesn’t stop
Chuu Manthram Vesi DaanthoShe casts a magic spell on it
BommalaatalaaduddhiAnd she will play with it like a toy
Bhuu Antuu Bhuutham VasteIf a ghost comes saying “Boo!”
Aagaku AmmadiDon’t you stop, my dear
Chuu Manthram Vesi DaanthoCast a magic spell on it
BommalaatalaadaliAnd you must play with it like a toy
The song moves from a playful command to a statement of inner strength. It states that everything needed is already inside the listener, requiring only a slight adjustment in attitude. This transforms a confrontation with fear into a simple, manageable game of control.
