Manasaagadhe Telugu Lyrics siddharth Basrur

Read "Manasaagadhe" from Toxic with Romanized Telugu lyrics.

Lyrics

Romanized Telugu

Balamaina merupedho

Nanu thaaki kanumarugaindhe

Baruvaina sudigaalilo

Naa ekaanthame naluguthunnadhe

Anthuleni alajadi entilaa

Badhule leni prasnai migilaane

Theeyani mantalaa ninnati vennela

Kadhilipothunnaa naa dhari vadhalanannadhe

Manasaagadhe konasaagadhe

Nanu nannugaa niluvaneeyadhe

Usuraagadhe usuraadadhe

Priya madhurame maranamainadhe

Manasaagadhe konasaagadhe

Nanu nannugaa niluvaneeyadhe

Hey Manasaagadhe konasaagadhe

Nanu nannugaa niluvaneeyadhe

Naa kalalo nenunnaka kalale velugannaaka

Ituga raake kiranamaa

Naa kalalo nenunnaka kalale velugannaaka

Ituga raake kiranamaa

Idhe choopuni maro vaipuki

Maayedho chesi maarchedela

Edho maarpuni idhe thurpani

Nanne nenu cheripesi navvedhi ela

Manasaagadhe konasaagadhe

Nanu nannugaa niluvaneeyadhe

Usuraagadhe usuraadadhe

Priya madhurame maranamainadhe

Manasaagadhe konasaagadhe

Nanu nannugaa niluvaneeyadhe

Manasaagadhe konasaagadhe

Nanu nannugaa niluvaneeyadhe

Manasaagadhe konasaagadhe

Manasaagadhe

Pam pam pam pam pam pam

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About "Manasaagadhe"

“Manasaagadhe” from Toxic is sung by Siddharth Basrur, with music composed by Tanishk Bagchi, Faheem Abdullah and Arslan Nizami, and Telugu lyrics written by Ramajogayya Sastry. The song carries an introspective, emotionally unsettled mood as it follows someone struggling with the lasting presence of love.

The opening compares this experience to a powerful flash of lightning that strikes and suddenly disappears, leaving his solitude battered by a heavy whirlwind. Endless restlessness and unanswered questions remain, while yesterday’s memories continue to follow him like a sweet flame. The refrain “Manasaagadhe, konasaagadhe” captures a heart that can neither stop nor move forward, while “Nanu nannugaa niluvaneeyadhe” reveals how deeply the experience has disturbed his sense of self. Later, he asks a ray of light not to enter the dream world where he has found refuge, fearing another change within himself. Through these images, “Manasaagadhe” portrays love as something beautiful yet overwhelming, capable of transforming memory, identity and inner peace.