Chinna Raasaavae Lyrics
From the movie Walter Vetrivel
Chinna Raasaavae Song Lyrics is the track from Walter Vetrivel Tamil Film – 1993, Starring Sathyaraj, Sukanya, Ranjitha, Vijayakumar, Nassar, Goundamani, Prabhu Deva, Gandhimathi, Ponnambalam, Yuvarani. This song was sung by மனோ மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Chinna raasaavae Chitterumbu enna kadikkudhu Onna seraamaa Adikkadi raathiri thudikkudhu
Chinna raasaavae Chitterumbu enna kadikkudhu Onna seraamaa Adikkadi raathiri thudikkudhu Vaangina poovum pathaadhu Veesura kaathum nikkaadhu Ada moochukku moochukku Raavellaam pechukku Raasaavae raasaavae
Chinna raasaavae Chitterumbu enna kadikkudhu Onna seraamaa Adikkadi raathiri thudikkudhu
Aa… aa… aa… aa… Aa… aa… aa… aa…
Akkaa maga paatta kettu Mukkaa mozha poova choottu Akkaalathu coatta pottu Nikkaadhae nee romba lateu
Konjam poru maanae Kolli malai thaenae Kaatthirukken meenae Thoondil ida naanae
Ada maamaavae Vaayaa naan kooda Oru maamaangam pochae Naan vaada
Ada moochukku moochukku Raavellaam pechukku Rosaavae chitterumbu Onna kadikkudhaa…Female : Haan Male : Enna seraamaa Adikkadi raathiri thudikkudhaa… aa haa
Jimkku chikku chikkichaa Jimkku chikkuchaa Jimkku chikku chikkichaa Jimkku chikku Jimkku chikku chikkichaa Jimkku chikkuchaa Jimkku chikku chikkichaa Jimkku chikku
Thekkaala thaan maeyum kaathu Thenna mara keetha paathu Okkaandhu thaan thaalam podum Unnudaiya raagam paadum
Uchi mala oram Veyil thaazhum neram Ootthu thanni pola Un nenappu oorum
Siru paavaada Soodum poonthaeru Idhu poo vaada Veesum paalaaru
Ada moochukku moochukku Raavellaam pechukku Raasaavae chitterumbu enna kadikkudhu Onna seraamaa Adikkadi raathiri thudikkudhu
Vaangina poovum pathaadhu Veesura kaathum nikkaadhu Ada moochukku moochukku Raavellaam pechukku Rosaavae rosaavae
Rosaavae Female : Chitterumbu enna kadikkudhu Onna seraamaa Adikkadi raathiri thudikkudhu
Hmm… ada rosaavae Chitterumbu unna kadikkudhaa Enna seraamaa Adikkadi raathiri thudikkudhaa Haahaahaan haahaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Chinna Raasaavae" is a playful and romantic duet where the female protagonist expresses her intense longing and desire for her beloved, referring to him endearingly as her "little prince." She uses the metaphor of a "tiny ant biting" her to convey the restless, almost irritating, nature of her yearning when he is not by her side, causing her nights to throb with unfulfilled desire. She emphasizes that no amount of external comforts or distractions can quell this inner turmoil, highlighting her deep emotional connection and need for his presence and conversation throughout the night.
The male protagonist responds with equally affectionate terms, calling her his "deer," "honey," and "fish," and playfully chides her for her impatience while also acknowledging his own longing. He paints vivid, poetic imagery of nature echoing her beauty and his thoughts constantly returning to her, like spring water. The song captures the essence of budding romance, mutual affection, and the sweet agony of separation, all set to a lively and melodious tune characteristic of Ilayaraja's compositions, making it a charming and memorable love song.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Chinna Raasaavae?
Chinna Raasaavae is sung by மனோ மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி.
Which movie is Chinna Raasaavae from?
The song Chinna Raasaavae is featured in the movie Walter Vetrivel.
Who wrote the lyrics for Chinna Raasaavae?
The lyrics for Chinna Raasaavae were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Chinna Raasaavae lyrics?
Yes! Chinna Raasaavae lyrics from Walter Vetrivel include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Chinna Raasaavae lyrics?
The song "Chinna Raasaavae" is a playful and romantic duet where the female protagonist expresses her intense longing and desire for her beloved, referring to him endearingly as her "little prince." She uses the metaphor of a "tiny ant biting" her to convey the restless, almost irritating, nature of her yearning when he is not by her side, causing her nights to throb with unfulfilled desire. She emphasizes that no amount of external comforts or distractions can quell this inner turmoil, highlighting her deep emotional connection and need for his presence and conversation throughout the night. The male protagonist responds with equally affectionate terms, calling her his "deer," "honey," and "fish," and playfully chides her for her impatience while also acknowledging his own longing. He paints vivid, poetic imagery of nature echoing her beauty and his thoughts constantly returning to her, like spring water. The song captures the essence of budding romance, mutual affection, and the sweet agony of separation, all set to a lively and melodious tune characteristic of Ilayaraja's compositions, making it a charming and memorable love song.
