Hiphop Tamizha’s ‘Achacho’ appears in the Aranmanai 4 album starring Kharesma Ravichandran and Srinisha Jayaseelan. Lyricist Vignesh Srikanth combines supernatural themes with modern romance through energetic vocals and playful language.
Released: May 3, 2024
Achacho
Hiphop Tamizha | Kharesma Ravichandran • From “Aranmanai 4”
Lyricist
Vignesh Srikanth
Composer
Hiphop Tamizha
What is the meaning of Achacho Lyrics from Aranmanai 4?
Kharesma Ravichandran references horror icon Annabelle while requesting a phone number for daily calls. Srinisha Jayaseelan warns against being ‘ghosted’ on WhatsApp, blending digital dating terms with literal ghost behavior. The characters reject traditional dating settings like coffee shops.
Achacho Achacho AchachoOh my, oh my, oh my!
Vechukka VechukkaKeep it, keep it!
Annabelle Ah KanjadeDon’t be afraid of Annabelle,
Ellam Namma Foreign Peishe’s just our foreign ghost.
Anbe Undhan Number Ah SolliMy love, tell me your number,
Dhinamun Seiven Trin Trin Tringand I’ll call you ‘trin trin tring’ every day.
Aasaikku Na AaditenI’ve danced for my desire,
Unga Isai Ellam Tune Pottenand I’ve set all your music to a tune.
Coffee Shop Eh Theva IllaWe don’t need a coffee shop,
Killadikku Bad End Ehit’s a dead end for the player.
Eh Acho Acho AchachoOh my, oh my, oh my!
Acho Macho MachachoOh my, dear friend, oh my!
Uchamulla Macham EllamHas that beauty mark on your peak
Aranmanai 4’s soundtrack uses humor to reframe supernatural pursuit as bold romance. The ‘Achacho’ lyrics meaning becomes clear through clever contrasts between horror tropes and contemporary flirtation. English translations highlight witty wordplay about modern haunting methods.