
Chotta Chotta Lyrics
From the movie Engaeyum Eppothum
Chotta Chotta Song Lyrics is the track from Engaeyum Eppothum Tamil Film – 2011, Starring Jai Sampath, Anjali, Sharwanand, Ananya, Vatsan Chakravarthi, Deepthi Nambiar, Vinodhini Vaidyanathan, Mithun Maheshwaran, Jeeva Ravi. This song was sung by சின்மயி. The music was composed by C. Sathya. Lyrics works penned by Na. Muthu Kumar.
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Chotta chotta nanaiya vaithaai Sollaamal kodhikka vaithaai
Ettaadha idathil En nenjai parakka vaithaai
Kitta thatta karaiya vaithaai Kittaamal alaiya vaithaai
Thittaamal thitti thaan Un kaadhal unara vaithaai
Rayil varum paalamaai Aiyo endhan idhayam
Thada thada thadavena thudikka
Nee oru naal oru naal vithaiyaai vandhu Vizhunthaai kannukkullae
Vizhi paarkkum pothae maramaai indru Ezhunthaai nenjukkullae
Ada ini enna nadakkum Manam nadanthathai nadikkum
Oru kuttippoonai pola Kaadhal etti paarkuthae
Adhu acham madam naanam ellaam Thatti paarkkuthae
Paarkkuthae paarkkuthae thorkkuthae
Andha kadavul adadaa aangal nenjai Mezhugil seithaanadi
Adhu ovvoru nodiyum pennai kandaal Urugida vaithaanadi
Intha mounathin mayakkam Romba pidikkuthu enakkum
Un pechum moochum ennai Thaakki vittu chendrathae
Nee vittu chendra nyaabagangal Patri kondathae
Kondathae kondathae vendrathae
Chotta chotta nanaiya vaithaai Sollaamal kodhikka vaithaai
Ettaadha idathil En nenjai parakka vaithaai
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song beautifully captures the exhilarating and bewildering initial stages of falling in love. The lyrics describe the profound impact of a new love interest, likening their presence to a gentle rain that drenches the heart, yet also causes it to boil with emotion. The protagonist expresses how this person, without direct effort, has made their heart soar, melt, and wander, ultimately revealing the depth of their affection through playful teasing. The imagery of a seed growing into a tree within the heart perfectly illustrates the subtle yet powerful growth of love from a mere glance to a deep-rooted feeling.
The song further explores the playful and transformative nature of this budding romance. The heart is depicted as a train bridge, thrumming with anticipation, while love itself is a curious kitten, cautiously peeking out and challenging all inhibitions like fear, innocence, and shyness. The lyricist humorously notes how men's hearts are made of wax, destined to melt at the sight of a woman. The protagonist finds joy even in the silence shared, acknowledging how the beloved's mere presence and memories ignite a passionate fire within, ultimately conquering their being.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Chotta Chotta?
Chotta Chotta is sung by சின்மயி.
Which movie is Chotta Chotta from?
The song Chotta Chotta is featured in the movie Engaeyum Eppothum.
Who wrote the lyrics for Chotta Chotta?
The lyrics for Chotta Chotta were written by Na. Muthu Kumar with music composed by C. Sathya.
Is English translation available for Chotta Chotta lyrics?
Yes! Chotta Chotta lyrics from Engaeyum Eppothum include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Chotta Chotta lyrics?
This song beautifully captures the exhilarating and bewildering initial stages of falling in love. The lyrics describe the profound impact of a new love interest, likening their presence to a gentle rain that drenches the heart, yet also causes it to boil with emotion. The protagonist expresses how this person, without direct effort, has made their heart soar, melt, and wander, ultimately revealing the depth of their affection through playful teasing. The imagery of a seed growing into a tree within the heart perfectly illustrates the subtle yet powerful growth of love from a mere glance to a deep-rooted feeling. The song further explores the playful and transformative nature of this budding romance. The heart is depicted as a train bridge, thrumming with anticipation, while love itself is a curious kitten, cautiously peeking out and challenging all inhibitions like fear, innocence, and shyness. The lyricist humorously notes how men's hearts are made of wax, destined to melt at the sight of a woman. The protagonist finds joy even in the silence shared, acknowledging how the beloved's mere presence and memories ignite a passionate fire within, ultimately conquering their being.


