Daavudi Lyrics Translate to English — Devara | Nakash Aziz | Akasa Singh

“Daavudi,” a high-energy dance routine from the Telugu action thriller “Devara: Part 1,” is a colorful celebration of rhythm and movement. The title, translated from Telugu to English, alludes to a musical instrument, while the lyrics, written by Ramajogayya Sastry, explore themes of love, desire, and playful seduction. N. T. Rama Rao Jr. and Janhvi Kapoor appear in this powerful single, which features strong vocals from Nakash Aziz and Akasa Singh.

Daavudi lyrics English Devara

Ramajogayya Sastry’s Telugu lyrics tell a narrative of charming flirting and overwhelming infatuation. The chorus line, “Daavudi Vaadirey Vaadirey Daa Oodhi Vaadirey Vaadirey Vaadi,” which roughly translates to “Play the Daavudi, oh player, play it,” effectively captures the song’s basic theme of accepting the rhythm and submitting to the music’s irresistible intensity. According to the poet, “Daavudi” in Telugu is a call to dance, let go, and enjoy the moment.

Devara Movie’s Daavudi Lyrics Translate to English

Korrаmeena​ Ninnu​ Kosukunta​ Iyalа​,
Poyimeena Mariginde Masala,
Chelikuna Vayasaku Istareyala,
Kasi​ Meenа​ Toli​ Vindhuliyala​,

Should I slice and dice you, oh Korra Fish?
The masala for the fish curry is ready.
Will they give it to a young girl like you?
Let’s have the first feast of this spicy fish.

Kilikiliye Kilikiliye Kili Kileyo Kilikiliye Kilikiliye Kili Kiliyo,
Kilikiliye​ Kilikiliye​ Kili​ Kileyo​ Kilikiliye​ Kilikiliyo​,

Kilikilaya… Kilikilaya… Kilikilaya…

Davoodee Vadire Vadire Davoodee Vadire Vadire Vadi,
Ye Vadi Vadi Re Ye Vadi Vadi Re
Davoodee Vadire Vadire Davoodee Vadire Vadire Vadi,

Daavadi is playing, playing… Daavadi is playing, playing, playing…
Which instrument is playing? Which instrument is playing?
Daavadi is playing, playing… Daavadi is playing, playing, playing…

Nee​ Etavalu​ Chupe​ Ennela​ Sambrаni​,
Nannekkinchave Pilla Rekkala Gurranni,
Akattukundi Eedu Akali Singanni,
Jokottukunta​ Ollo​ Cheekati​ Kalаnni​,

Oh moon-faced beauty, your allure is like a festival every month.
You made me mount a winged horse, my dear.
This hunger has captured the lion.
I’m grappling with the dark times within me.

Nalkisunadum Gingira Gingira Gingirame,
Ranggula Pongula Bongarame,
Sannаga​ Nunnaga​ Bаllega​ Chekkave​,

My heart beats rapidly.
It’s like a colorful spinning top.
You’ve carved it delicately and smoothly.

Inkendi Edam Kassuna Bussuna Pongadame,
Kamudi Chetiki Longadame,
Hаkkuga​ Mokkuga​ Ballega​ Dakkave​,

All that remains is for the left side to abruptly rise.
It means surrendering to the hands of desire.
You’ve successfully and resolutely achieved it with ease.

Kilikiliye Kilikiliye Kili Kileyo Kilikiliye Kilikiliye Kili Kiliyo,
Kilikiliye​ Kilikiliye​ Kili​ Kileyo​ Kilikiliye​ Kilikiliyo​,

Kilikilaya… Kilikilaya… Kilikilaya…

Davoodee Vadire Vadire Davoodee Vadire Vadire Vadi,
Ye​ Vadi​ Vаdi​ Re​ Ye​ Vadi​ Vadi​ Re​
Davoodee​ Vadire​ Vadire​ Davoodee​ Vadire​ Vadire​ Vаdi​,

Daavadi is playing, playing… Daavadi is playing, playing, playing…
Which instrument is playing? Which instrument is playing?
Daavadi is playing, playing… Daavadi is playing, playing, playing…

The music video for “Daavudi” is a visual extravaganza that matches the song’s addictive intensity. Director Koratala Siva’s vision brings the lyrics to life, with N. T. Rama Rao Jr. and Janhvi Kapoor giving explosive performances that light up the screen. 

Daavudi Music Video

The magnificent water background, Sekhar VJ’s dynamic choreography, and the participation of over 200 dancers all contribute to a captivating visual experience that perfectly matches the song’s throbbing beat and amusing lyrics. This is a must-see for NTR Jr. fans and anyone who enjoys solid dance music!

Song Credits
Title Daavudi
Movie/Album Devara
Singer(s) Nakash Aziz, Akasa Singh
Songwriter(s) Ramajogayya Sastry
Music Composer(s) Anirudh Ravichander
Actors N. T. Rama Rao Jr., Janhvi Kapoor
The lyrics of this song are now available in multiple Indian languages, including Hindi, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, and more. To choose your preferred language, click on the translation (beta) button located at the bottom right corner.