Shivude Devudani Nenante Lyrics English (with Translation): Peddapuli Eshwar
Peddapuli Eshwar’s song “Shivude Devudani Nenante” features lyrics by A K Bikshapathi and music by Venu. The song’s premise is established immediately. A devotee states, “Shiva is God,” while others around them disagree and warn against such devotion.
The lyrics introduce specific points of contention between the believer and the cynics. When the speaker calls Shiva the Supreme God, others dismiss him as a snake charmer. Similarly, the divine title “Lord of the Universe” is countered with the label of a cremation ground keeper.
Om Namah ShivayaI bow to Shiva.
Om Namah ShivayaI bow to Shiva.
Om Namah ShivayaI bow to Shiva.
Shivude Devudani NenanteWhen I say that Shiva is God,
Shivude Devudu KaadhantaaruThey say Shiva is not God.
Shiva Smarane CheyyoddhantaaruThey say not to even think of Shiva.
Shambho Shankara Hara Hara MahadevaGiver of good, Giver of joy, Destroyer of evil, Great God,
Parvathi Pathiye NamahI bow to the husband of Parvati.
Shivude Devudani NenanteWhen I say that Shiva is God,
Shivude Devudu KaadhantaaruThey say Shiva is not God.
Shiva Smarane CheyyoddhantaaruThey say not to even think of Shiva.
The track unfolds through a call-and-response format between faith and skepticism. Each verse presents a divine quality of Shiva, which is immediately met with a reductive, worldly interpretation. This consistent back-and-forth illustrates a conflict between spiritual conviction and social disbelief.