Texto original - Hindu - kal kare so aaj kar aaj kare so abhi...

As we've got no expert in తెలుగు, I'm afraid you'll have to wait a certain time, buketnur!

I sent you a CC, Coldbreeze, as you're from India and maybe you know someone who can read Telugu?

CC: Coldbreeze16

I'm sorry. My input is rather limited there. I don't even know anyone knowing Telugu. Sorry.

Hey wait a moment, that is not Telugu. That's plain Hindi written in roman script. It'd read like this in Devanagari

कल करे सो आज कर, आज करे सो अभी...

Its an idiom (and also a quote from a book) and there's gotta be that comma. It means "Do it today what you plan to do tomorrow, and do it right now what you plan to do today."

Thanks so much Coldbreeze!

So, Lilian, I've reset the translation that was rejected to evaluation, at it seems it matches the meaning from this Hindi text according to what Coldbreeze assumed.

CC: lilian canale

You're always welcome :u

Btw I just remembered the next line of poetry (yes, it is a stanza from a poetry)

"Jo kal kare so aaj kar, aaj kare so ab;
pal mein pralaya hogi, bahuri baroge kab"

Do it today what you plan to do tomorrow, and do it right now what you plan to do today;

For this short life will be over in moments, and there'll be no time for making amends.