Vijay Prakash delivers ‘Choopulatho’ from the album ‘Bengal Tiger,’ starring Rashi Khanna, Ravi Teja, and Tamannaah Bhatia. Lyricist Sri Mani and composer Bheems Ceciroleo craft a vibrant ode blending divine imagery with energetic rhythms.
Choopulatho
Vijay Prakash • From “Bengal Tiger”
Choopulatho Lyrics Meaning Vijay Prakash | Bengal Tiger
Sri Mani describes the woman as a word beyond writing and moonlight surpassing Brahma’s creations. Vijay Prakash sings ‘Champeyake Nannu,’ framing her beauty as both intoxicating and dangerous.
Choopulatho Deepala Dehamutho DhoopalaYour glances are like lamps, and your body’s like incense.
Champeyake Nannu ChampeyakeDon’t kill me, don’t kill me.
Navvulatho Cherasala Nadumu Tho MadhushalaYour smiles are a prison, your waist, a tavern.
Champeyake Nannu ChampeyakeDon’t kill me, don’t kill me.
Oh Kalamuku Andani AksharameOh, you’re a word the pen can’t reach.
Kavithalu Telupani LakshnamaA quality poems can’t define.
Bapu Ke Dorakani Bomma VeYou’re a masterpiece Bapu couldn’t capture.
Brahma Ke Vanne Techhina Vennelamma VeYou’re moonlight that brought charm to Brahma himself.
Nee Chakkani Chithraniki Kagithanni IchhukunnaThe paper offered itself for your beautiful image.
Prathi Komma Prathi Remma Janma DhanyameEvery branch, every twig finds its life blessed.
Nee Chakkani Dehanni Hatthukunna Cheera Raika NesinaThe saree and blouse woven to embrace your beautiful body,
Aa Chethuladi Goppa PunyameThose hands have been greatly blessed.
Niduraku Melakuva TechheYou bring awakening to sleep,
Andam Neeve LevaveYou’re the beauty that exists.
Ninnu Maravadam Ante Maranamu LeForgetting you means certain death.
Choopulatho Deepala Dehamutho DhoopalaYour glances are like lamps, and your body’s like incense.
Champeyake Nannu ChampeyakeDon’t kill me, don’t kill me.
Ye Ruthuvo Ye Runamo Vela Vela Yellu VechiWhat season, what ancient bond waited thousands of years,
Ee Telugu Nelanila Enchu KundileFor this Telugu land to choose you like this.
Aa Nadulu Ee Sudulu Kori Kori Thapasu ChesiThose rivers and these whirlpools desired intensely, performing penance,
Nee Paluku Nadakanila PanchukunnavveTo share your words and your graceful walk.
Yemiti Chandrudi GoppaWhat’s so great about the moon,
Adi Nee Velugey ThappaExcept that it’s your light alone?
Illake Jabilli Vai JaraveWon’t you descend and become the moon for my home?
Choopulatho Music Video
Telugu listeners seeking ‘Choopulatho lyrics translation’ will find vivid metaphors of lamps, incense, and celestial artistry. The song links feminine grace to life-altering devotion.