Chann Lyrics – Arijit Singh
"Chann ton vi changa tera mukhda ae jaana... Chann tere mukhde da ee tukda ae jaana"
Chann is a sweet Punjabi-Hindi love song by Arijit Singh, from the film Udta Teer. Composed by Sachin-Jigar with lyrics by Amitabh Bhattacharya, the song captures the playful, starry-eyed romance of someone completely captivated by their beloved's face — brighter than the moon itself.
- Song Title: Chann
- Film: Udta Teer
- Singer: Arijit Singh
- Lyricist: Amitabh Bhattacharya
- Composers & Producers: Sachin-Jigar
- Programmed & Arranged: Sachin-Jigar
- Guitars: Rhythm Shaw
- Mixed & Mastered: Eric Pillai @ FSOB
- Starring: Ayushmann Khurrana & Sara Ali Khan
- Music Label: Sony Music Entertainment India Pvt. Ltd
- Genre: Punjabi-Hindi Film Song / Romantic
- Language: Punjabi / Hindi
📜 Arijit Singh - Chann Song lyrics in Punjabi & Hindi (Roman)
Notice: These lyric excerpts are provided for promotional and educational reference. All rights belong to Sony Music Entertainment India Pvt. Ltd and the respective rights holders.
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🔍 Behind The Lyrics & Meaning
Chann means "moon" in Punjabi — and the song is built on a comparison that flatters the beloved at the moon's expense. "Chann ton vi changa tera mukhda ae jaana / Chann tere mukhde da ee tukda ae jaana." Your face is better than the moon, my love — the moon is just a fragment of your face. It's a classic Punjabi compliment, delivered with such sincerity that it doesn't feel like a cliché.
The opening lines set up the lover as a wanderer — a modern Ranjha who has become a jogi (ascetic), wandering in memories: "Ranjha jogiya ban phirda / Teri yaadaan vich kamla / Raavaan takda teriyaan / Ni tu aaja beliya." Like Ranjha, he has become a wanderer, crazed in your memories, watching the roads for you — come, my beloved. The reference is to the legendary Heer-Ranjha, the great Punjabi love story, placing this modern romance in that lineage.
The most charming couplet is the one about the heart: "Tainu takde raine vich lagda ae ae dil / Bin tere rainda ukhda ukhda ae jaana." When I keep looking at you, the time passes — and without you, this heart stays restless. The beloved is literally how he spends his time.
The refrain that anchors the song is a declaration of devotion expressed as responsibility: "Rooh-e-daari teri / Zimmevaari meri / Vaari tere te jind jaan oye." Your soul's care is my responsibility — my life and soul are offered to you.
The final verse contains the song's sweetest logic: "Mainu pata tainu pata / Gallan dilaan di yaara / Dil di lagi ki jaanda / Naadaan jag saara." I know, and you know, these matters of the heart — but the whole foolish world doesn't understand what love is. "Mannat meri jannat meri / Tuiyyon mere dildaara" — you are my wish, you are my paradise, you are my beloved.
And the closing declaration gives up all pretense: "Haari tere agge / Hoshiyaari meri / Main haan tere / Te qurbaan oye." My cleverness has lost to you — I am sacrificed to you. Love, in this song, is surrender without sadness.
💡 Gaanerbol Thoughts
Sachin-Jigar have found a lovely balance here — the melody is rooted in Punjabi folk but the production is polished enough to fit a Dharma film. Amitabh Bhattacharya's lyrics know exactly when to be poetic and when to be playful. And Arijit Singh — as always — makes the whole thing sound effortless, delivering lines that could have been over-sung with a lightness that keeps them sweet.
From the film Udta Teer, starring Ayushmann Khurrana and Sara Ali Khan, Chann is that rare love song that doesn't try to break your heart — it just wants to make you smile.
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