Chinnaware Lyrics Translation – Tere Ishk Mein | A. R. Rahman andShankar Mahadevan

“Chinnaware” by A. R. Rahman and Shankar Mahadevan is from the album Tere Ishk Mein. The song begins by addressing a child as “my little king” and “my companion.” Lyricist Irshad Kamil sets a tone of complete paternal devotion from the first lines.

Chinnaware Lyrics Translation - Tere Ishk Mein | A. R. Rahman andShankar Mahadevan

Chinnaware

A. R. Rahman andShankar Mahadevan • From “Tere Ishk Mein”

Lyricist
Irshad Kamil
Composer
A. R. Rahman

Tere Ishk Mein’s Chinnaware Lyrics Translation

The verses build on this deep affection with specific declarations. The father states that his son is the only wealth and comfort he needs. He follows this by claiming the child has no equal anywhere in the world.

Chinnaware Mannavare EMy little king
Chinnaware Mannavare EMy little king
Chinnaware Mannavare E EMy little king
Chinnaware MannavareMy little king
En Thunaiye NeethanaiyaYou are my companion now
Ini En Thunaiye NeethanaiyaFrom now on, you are my only companion
Araro AraroHush now, hush now
Karai Sentha Anbanukku AraroHush now, for the beloved one who reached the shore
Araro AraroHush now, hush now
Madi Saya Chanthirane AraroHush now, my moon, as you rest on my lap
En ChinnaiyaMy little one
En PonnaiyaMy golden one
En ChellaiyaMy precious one
En KannaiyaThe apple of my eye
Ye Nalla Kalam VanthiruchuYes, a good time has arrived
Nan Peththa AiyaMy own dear son
Ketta Varam ThanthiruchuThe wish I asked for has been granted
Nan Peththa AiyaMy own dear son
Soththu Sogam AththanaiyumAll my wealth and comfort
Nan Peththa AiyaIs you, my own dear son
Maththathellam Thevai IllaiNothing else is needed
Nan Peththa AiyaMy own dear son
Araro AraroHush now, hush now
Karai Sentha Anbanukku AraroHush now, for the beloved one who reached the shore
Oo Oo Ettithodu EttithoduOh, reach far, reach far
Vaname EllaiThe sky is the limit
Ettuththikkum EttiththikkumIn all eight corners of the world
Eedu Inai IllaiYou have no equal
Vanthiruchu VanthiruchuThe time has come, the time has come
Kalamum Nee VellaFor you to conquer
Vanthiruchu VanthiruchuThe time has come, the time has come
Kalamum Nee VellaFor you to conquer
Eppadiyum Parakka VaikkumHe will find a way to fly
En Peru Sollum PillaiThe child who carries my name
En ChinnaiyaMy little one
En PonnaiyaMy golden one
En ChellaiyaMy precious one
En KannaiyaThe apple of my eye
Ye Nalla Kalam VanthiruchuYes, a good time has arrived
Nan Peththa AiyaMy own dear son
Ketta Varam ThanthiruchuThe wish I asked for has been granted
Nan Peththa AiyaMy own dear son
Soththu Sogam AththanaiyumAll my wealth and comfort
Nan Peththa AiyaIs you, my own dear son
Maththathellam Thevai IllaiNothing else is needed
Nan Peththa AiyaMy own dear son

Chinnaware Music Video

The song uses a lullaby’s form to make a powerful statement about legacy. It shifts from gentle praise to bold predictions of the son’s future accomplishments. The meaning of the ‘Chinnaware’ lyrics is a father’s triumphant anointing of his child as a destined ruler.