Chinnappoo Lyrics
From the movie En Aasai Unnoduthan
Chinnappoo Song Lyrics is the track from En Aasai Unnoduthan Tamil Film – 1983, Starring Prem Menon, Poornima Bhagyaraj, Thengai Srinivasan, Y. G. Mahendran, Rajini Nivetha, Oru Viral Krishna Rao, Jaishankar. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெயராம். The music was composed by Sankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Laalla laalalalaa lallaa lalaa Laalla laalalalaa lallaa lalaa
Chinna poo vanna poo sirikkum poovae
Sindhaikkul thithikkum thaen palaavae
Ponkaalai poluthu sevvaanathil pulara
Sen ponnae un vizhigal en nenjodu malara
Nalla pillai allavoo Naan enna sollavoo
Neeraada varuga chellamae Chinna poo vanna poo sirkkum poovae
Sindhaikkul thithikkum thaen palaavae
Thathi thaavum thanga kuruvi Thulli paayum velli aruvi
Thathi thaavum thanga kuruvi Thulli paayum velli aruvi
Nalla perai vanga vendum Naadum veedum vaazhtha vendum
Thaayaaga naan iruntha magizhven Unnai vaayara paatisaithu pugazhven
Chinna poo vanna poo sirikkum poovae
Sindhaikkul thithikkum thaen palaavae
Ponkaalai poluthu sevvaanathil pulara
Sen ponnae un vizhigal en nenjodu malara
Nalla pillai allavoo Naan enna sollavoo
Kannae nee varuga chellamae Chinna poo vanna poo sirkkum poovae
Sindhaikkul thithikkum thaen palaavae
Inba thaenai vaartha virunthae Thunba noiyai theertha marunthae
Inba thaenai vaartha virunthae Thunba noiyai theertha marunthae
Nandri koora mozhiyum illai Unnai thavira vazhiyum illai
Ennodu sernthirukkum uravae Nee illadha naal muzhudhum iravae
Chinna poo vanna poo sirikkum poovae
Sindhaikkul thithikkum thaen palaavae
Ponkaalai poluthu sevvaanathil pulara
Sen ponnae un vizhigal en nenjodu malara
Nalla pillai allavoo Naan enna sollavoo
Kannae nee varuga chellamae Chinna poo vanna poo sirkkum poovae
Sindhaikkul thithikkum thaen palaavae
Laalla laalalalaa lallaa lalaa Laalla laalalalaa lallaa lalaa
Laalla laalalalaa lallaa lalaa Laalla laalalalaa lallaa lalaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Chinnappoo" is a tender lullaby or a song of affectionate praise, likely from a mother or a guardian figure to a child. It expresses profound love, admiration, and hope for the child's future. The child is likened to beautiful, sweet, and precious elements of nature – a colorful, smiling flower, sweet jackfruit honey, a golden sparrow, and a silver waterfall. The lyrics convey a deep sense of joy and pride in the child's presence, wishing them a good name and blessings from all.
The song also highlights the child's transformative power, describing them as a "feast that poured sweet honey" and a "medicine that cured the illness of sorrow." This suggests that the child has brought immense happiness and solace into the singer's life, making their existence meaningful. The emotional core of the song lies in the unwavering devotion and the idea that life without the child is incomplete, emphasizing the irreplaceable bond shared.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Chinnappoo?
Chinnappoo is sung by வாணி ஜெயராம்.
Which movie is Chinnappoo from?
The song Chinnappoo is featured in the movie En Aasai Unnoduthan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Chinnappoo?
The lyrics for Chinnappoo were written by Vaali with music composed by Sankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Chinnappoo lyrics?
Yes! Chinnappoo lyrics from En Aasai Unnoduthan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Chinnappoo lyrics?
The song "Chinnappoo" is a tender lullaby or a song of affectionate praise, likely from a mother or a guardian figure to a child. It expresses profound love, admiration, and hope for the child's future. The child is likened to beautiful, sweet, and precious elements of nature – a colorful, smiling flower, sweet jackfruit honey, a golden sparrow, and a silver waterfall. The lyrics convey a deep sense of joy and pride in the child's presence, wishing them a good name and blessings from all. The song also highlights the child's transformative power, describing them as a "feast that poured sweet honey" and a "medicine that cured the illness of sorrow." This suggests that the child has brought immense happiness and solace into the singer's life, making their existence meaningful. The emotional core of the song lies in the unwavering devotion and the idea that life without the child is incomplete, emphasizing the irreplaceable bond shared.
