Chhota Ladka Lyrics English Translation – Parv | Hustle 5

Explore the English translation of the captivating Hindi song “Chhota Ladka” from the Album “Hustle 5 Apna Homeground,” sung by Parv. Featuring captivating lyrics written by Parv and soulful music composed by Aditya Pushkarna, this song is sure to leave a lasting impression. Below, you’ll find a detailed, line-by-line English translation to help you understand the meaning behind every lyric.

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Chhota Ladka Lyrics English Translation – Parv | Hustle 5

Ghar Ka Chota Ladka Tha Mere Ganv Bilari
I was the youngest boy in my village, Bilari.

Aur Thoda Bhoola Batka Ik Jagah Paw Tika Ni
I was a little lost and could never settle in one place.

Mai Meri Maa Ki Aankhon Ka Taara
I was the apple of my mother’s eye,

Baakio Se Jo Haara Dhoop Mai Jala Aur Wo Chaw Dikhaati
While I struggled against the others, burned in the sun, and she showed me shade.

Mai Meri Didi Ka Laadla Tha
I was my elder sister’s beloved brother.

Ki Thi Roz Prarthana
I used to pray every day.

Daily Kaamo Ke Dar Se
Afraid of daily chores,

Easily Bhagta
I would easily run away from them.

Physics Papa Ke Dar Se Leli Maine Gyaravi Mai
Out of fear of Dad, I chose Physics in eleventh grade.

Knee Deep Fasa Padne Mai Kabhi Na Smart Tha
I was never smart when it came to getting stuck knee-deep in problems.

Par Dil Rakhna Aata Sabka Mai
But I knew how to care for everyone’s feelings.

Hargiz Na Chahta
I never wanted

Ke Koi Dukhe
Anyone to be hurt.

Koi Dukh Hai
If there was any pain,

Mujhe To Mai Batata Maa Ko
I would secretly tell my mother.

Chupke Fooke Sutte
We would secretly smoke cigarettes,

Fir Pakde Jaate Ladke Saare
Then all the boys would get caught,

Padte Sar Pe Jhoote
And get beaten on the head.

Mai Papa Ke Kheto Mai Baitha Ghooma Tractoro Pe
I would sit in my father’s fields and drive around on tractors.

Aishwarya Dil Thi Meri Lagta Jaise Actor Hu Mai
Aishwarya was my heart; I felt as if I were an actor.

Bhaaga Mai Poore Poore Din Tha Jaisa Marathon Mai
I ran around all day as if I were in a marathon.

Hai Itna Jeeya Meri Zindagi Ye Anecdote Hai
I lived so much that my life itself became an anecdote.

Anek To Ye Tod Ti Tha Dekha Maine Door Ka Kabhi Na
I saw many things break, but I never looked too far ahead.

Padhne Likhne Ke Naam Se Tha Choot Ta Paseena
I would break into a sweat at the very mention of studying.

Maine Aam Tode Pedo Se Jab June Ka Maheena
I plucked mangoes from the trees when June arrived.

Pita Kitna Bhi Daante Par Wo Rooth Ta Kabhi Na
No matter how much Dad scolded me, he never stayed angry with me.

Gaya Ghar Se Door Hostel Aur Bhool Gaya Saleekha
I went away from home to a hostel and forgot all my manners.

Ghar Ka Rehna Khaana Peena Guroor Ka Tareeka
I forgot the ways of living, eating, drinking, and carrying the pride of home.

Maa Ki Roti Papa Jab Hote Kroor Ka Tareeka
I forgot the comfort of Mom’s rotis and Dad’s stern ways.

Mai Kabhi Na Seekha Tha Saala School Ka Tareeka
I had never learned the ways of school.

Par Jald Hi Seekhna Pada Usool Ka Tareeka
But soon I had to learn the ways of discipline.

Baap Se Baat Na Karne Ki Bhool Ka Nateja
The consequence of my mistake of not talking to my father,

Mujhe Yaad Hai Hua Kuch Ha Mai Bees Ka Tabhi Tha
I remember something happened when I was only twenty.

Papa Ka Hua Cancer Kya Suroor Ka Nateja
Dad got cancer—what a terrible consequence of fate.

Kitne Mahine The Dawai Mai Ghol Ke Bitadi
I spent many months mixing my days with medicines.

Maa Ne Apni Raatein Saari Ro Ke Nikaali
My mother spent all her nights crying.

Jab Chahiye Thi Madad Kyu Saare Hogaye Bairagi
When we needed help, why did everyone turn away?

Maine Choti Si Umar Mai Apne Kho Diye Pitaji Kyon
Why did I lose my father at such a young age?

Ghar Ka Chota Ladka Tha Mere Ganv Bilari
I was the youngest boy in my village, Bilari.

Aur Thoda Bhoola Bhatka Ik Jagah Paw Tika Ni
I was a little lost and could never settle in one place.

Mai Meri Maa Ki Aankhon Ka Taara
I was the apple of my mother’s eye.

Aankh Hi Na Tha Mila Raha
But I could no longer see clearly,

Papa Ke Bina Aakhir Kitna Kar Paati
And without Dad, how much could she manage in the end?

To Mai Bhi Sab Se Haarkar
So, after losing to everyone,

Aur Apne Sapne Maar Kaar
And killing my own dreams,

Baitha Papa Ki Dukaan Pe Fir Subeh Se Shaam Tak
I sat at Dad’s shop from morning until evening.

Mera Ghute Ye Dum Par Sar Pe Tha Ghar Ka Bhaar Ab
I felt suffocated, but the burden of the family was now on my head.

Kitno Ko Papa Diye Karze Gaye Wo Saare Bhaag Jab
All the debts Dad had taken had to be dealt with.

Mai Aur Mera Bada Bhai Sabse Kitna Ladte
My elder brother and I used to fight with everyone.

Sar Pe Tha Koi Na To Ek Dusri Ki Chinta Karte
With no one above us to guide us, we cared for each other.

Fir Aage Bade Kari Dono Ne Hi Shaadi
Then we both moved forward and got married.

Mai Aagya Moradabad Maata Ji Ko Vida Karke
I came to Moradabad after bidding farewell to my mother.

Ha Mera Dil Aagaya Ladki Tab Ek Neha Karke Thi
Yes, I fell in love with a girl named Neha.

Mujhe Umar Bhar Hi Uski Chaah Mai Seva Karni Thi
I wanted to spend my whole life serving her out of love.

Maine Kho Diya Tha Maa Ko Bhi Fir Kuch Hi Saalo Mai
I lost my mother too, just a few years later.

Hua Anaath Meri Biwi Meri Prerna Banti Gayi
I became an orphan, and my wife became my inspiration.

Mera Baap Ka Tha Sapna Kholna School Maine Khola
My father’s dream was to open a school, so I opened one.

Bilari Mai Na Kabhi Apna Roots Maine Chorda
I never abandoned my roots in Bilari.

Waha Kitne Bacho Ko Padhaya Free Mai
I taught so many children there for free.

Kitni Bhi Ho Takleefein
No matter how many difficulties came,

Neelu Ke Saath Na Hu Mai Adhoora
I am not incomplete as long as I have Neelu by my side.

Uske Pyaar Ka Hai Poora Mujhko Karz Karna
I have a great debt of love toward her.

Papa Dekh Mai Kya Kar Gaya Mujhpe Fakhr Karna
Dad, look at what I have achieved and be proud of me.

Neelu Saath Poora Karna Mujhe Har Sapna
With Neelu by my side, I will fulfill every dream.

Fir Mera Garv 2004 Mai Parv Janma
Then, in 2004, my pride, Parv, was born.

Hai Mera Kaam Lena Seekh Naam Ratish Sharma
My work is to learn and carry the name Ratish Sharma.

Maine Kiya Jo Bhi Galat Beta Theek Karna
Son, correct whatever I have done wrong.

Ghiss Jaana Poora
Wear yourself out completely,

Hoja Nanga
Even if you are left with nothing,

Par Na Bheek Rakhna
But never hold out your hand for charity.

Muskuraata Milunga Seedha Teri Jeet Par Ha
I will meet you with a smile, especially when you achieve victory.

Ab Tu Ghar Ka Bada Ladka
Now you are the eldest boy of the family.

Hai Tera Kaam Likhayi
Your task is to write.

Tu Ladle Duniya Se Na Hone Diyo Shaant Siyaahi
Fight with the world and never let your ink fall silent.

Tu Hai Maa Khi Aankhon Ka Taara
You are the apple of your mother’s eye.

Baap Ka Tu Hai Sahaara
You are your father’s support.

Kar Diye Tune Apne Proud Pita Ji
You have made your father proud.

Ghar Ka Chota Ladka Tha Mere Ganv Bilari
Aur Thoda Bhoola Batka Ik Jagah Paw Tika Ni
Mai Meri Maa Ki Aankhon Ka Taara
Baakio Se Jo Haara Dhoop Mai Jala Aur Wo Chaw Dikhaati

Mai Meri Didi Ka Laadla Tha
Ki Thi Roz Prarthana
Daily Kaamo Ke Dar Se
Easily Bhagta
Physics Papa Ke Dar Se Leli Maine Gyaravi Mai
Knee Deep Fasa Padne Mai Kabhi Na Smart Tha

Par Dil Rakhna Aata Sabka Mai
Hargiz Na Chahta
Ke Koi Dukhe
Koi Dukh Hai
Mujhe To Mai Batata Maa Ko
Chupke Fooke Sutte
Fir Pakde Jaate Ladke Saare
Padte Sar Pe Jhoote

Mai Papa Ke Kheto Mai Baitha Ghooma Tractoro Pe
Aishwarya Dil Thi Meri Lagta Jaise Actor Hu Mai
Bhaaga Mai Poore Poore Din Tha Jaisa Marathon Mai
Hai Itna Jeeya Meri Zindagi Ye Anecdote Hai

Anek To Ye Tod Ti Tha Dekha Maine Door Ka Kabhi Na
Padhne Likhne Ke Naam Se Tha Choot Ta Paseena
Maine Aam Tode Pedo Se Jab June Ka Maheena
Pita Kitna Bhi Daante Par Wo Rooth Ta Kabhi Na

Gaya Ghar Se Door Hostel Aur Bhool Gaya Saleekha
Ghar Ka Rehna Khaana Peena Guroor Ka Tareeka
Maa Ki Roti Papa Jab Hote Kroor Ka Tareeka
Mai Kabhi Na Seekha Tha Saala School Ka Tareeka

Par Jald Hi Seekhna Pada Usool Ka Tareeka
Baap Se Baat Na Karne Ki Bhool Ka Nateja
Mujhe Yaad Hai Hua Kuch Ha Mai Bees Ka Tabhi Tha
Papa Ka Hua Cancer Kya Suroor Ka Nateja

Kitne Mahine The Dawai Mai Ghol Ke Bitadi
Maa Ne Apni Raatein Saari Ro Ke Nikaali
Jab Chahiye Thi Madad Kyu Saare Hogaye Bairagi
Maine Choti Si Umar Mai Apne Kho Diye Pitaji Kyon

Ghar Ka Chota Ladka Tha Mere Ganv Bilari
Aur Thoda Bhoola Bhatka Ik Jagah Paw Tika Ni
Mai Meri Maa Ki Aankhon Ka Taara
Aankh Hi Na Tha Mila Raha
Papa Ke Bina Aakhir Kitna Kar Paati

To Mai Bhi Sab Se Haarkar
Aur Apne Sapne Maar Kaar
Baitha Papa Ki Dukaan Pe Fir Subeh Se Shaam Tak
Mera Ghute Ye Dum Par Sar Pe Tha Ghar Ka Bhaar Ab
Kitno Ko Papa Diye Karze Gaye Wo Saare Bhaag Jab

Mai Aur Mera Bada Bhai Sabse Kitna Ladte
Sar Pe Tha Koi Na To Ek Dusri Ki Chinta Karte
Fir Aage Bade Kari Dono Ne Hi Shaadi
Mai Aagya Moradabad Maata Ji Ko Vida Karke

Ha Mera Dil Aagaya Ladki Tab Ek Neha Karke Thi
Mujhe Umar Bhar Hi Uski Chaah Mai Seva Karni Thi
Maine Kho Diya Tha Maa Ko Bhi Fir Kuch Hi Saalo Mai
Hua Anaath Meri Biwi Meri Prerna Banti Gayi

Mera Baap Ka Tha Sapna Kholna School Maine Khola
Bilari Mai Na Kabhi Apna Roots Maine Chorda
Waha Kitne Bacho Ko Padhaya Free Mai
Kitni Bhi Ho Takleefein
Neelu Ke Saath Na Hu Mai Adhoora

Uske Pyaar Ka Hai Poora Mujhko Karz Karna
Papa Dekh Mai Kya Kar Gaya Mujhpe Fakhr Karna
Neelu Saath Poora Karna Mujhe Har Sapna
Fir Mera Garv 2004 Mai Parv Janma

Hai Mera Kaam Lena Seekh Naam Ratish Sharma
Maine Kiya Jo Bhi Galat Beta Theek Karna
Ghiss Jaana Poora
Hoja Nanga
Par Na Bheek Rakhna
Muskuraata Milunga Seedha Teri Jeet Par Ha

Ab Tu Ghar Ka Bada Ladka
Hai Tera Kaam Likhayi
Tu Ladle Duniya Se Na Hone Diyo Shaant Siyaahi
Tu Hai Maa Khi Aankhon Ka Taara
Baap Ka Tu Hai Sahaara
Kar Diye Tune Apne Proud Pita Ji

I was the youngest boy in my village, Bilari.
I was a little lost and could never settle in one place.
I was the apple of my mother’s eye,
While I struggled against the others, burned in the sun, and she showed me shade.

I was my elder sister’s beloved brother.
I used to pray every day.
Afraid of daily chores,
I would easily run away from them.

Out of fear of Dad, I chose Physics in eleventh grade.
I was never smart when it came to getting stuck knee-deep in problems.
But I knew how to care for everyone’s feelings.
I never wanted

Anyone to be hurt.
If there was any pain,
I would secretly tell my mother.
We would secretly smoke cigarettes,

Then all the boys would get caught,
And get beaten on the head.
I would sit in my father’s fields and drive around on tractors.
Aishwarya was my heart; I felt as if I were an actor.

I ran around all day as if I were in a marathon.
I lived so much that my life itself became an anecdote.
I saw many things break, but I never looked too far ahead.
I would break into a sweat at the very mention of studying.

I plucked mangoes from the trees when June arrived.
No matter how much Dad scolded me, he never stayed angry with me.
I went away from home to a hostel and forgot all my manners.
I forgot the ways of living, eating, drinking, and carrying the pride of home.

I forgot the comfort of Mom’s rotis and Dad’s stern ways.
I had never learned the ways of school.
But soon I had to learn the ways of discipline.
The consequence of my mistake of not talking to my father,

I remember something happened when I was only twenty.
Dad got cancer—what a terrible consequence of fate.
I spent many months mixing my days with medicines.
My mother spent all her nights crying.

When we needed help, why did everyone turn away?
Why did I lose my father at such a young age?
I was the youngest boy in my village, Bilari.
I was a little lost and could never settle in one place.

I was the apple of my mother’s eye.
But I could no longer see clearly,
And without Dad, how much could she manage in the end?
So, after losing to everyone,

And killing my own dreams,
I sat at Dad’s shop from morning until evening.
I felt suffocated, but the burden of the family was now on my head.
All the debts Dad had taken had to be dealt with.

My elder brother and I used to fight with everyone.
With no one above us to guide us, we cared for each other.
Then we both moved forward and got married.
I came to Moradabad after bidding farewell to my mother.

Yes, I fell in love with a girl named Neha.
I wanted to spend my whole life serving her out of love.
I lost my mother too, just a few years later.
I became an orphan, and my wife became my inspiration.

My father’s dream was to open a school, so I opened one.
I never abandoned my roots in Bilari.
I taught so many children there for free.
No matter how many difficulties came,

I am not incomplete as long as I have Neelu by my side.
I have a great debt of love toward her.
Dad, look at what I have achieved and be proud of me.
With Neelu by my side, I will fulfill every dream.

Then, in 2004, my pride, Parv, was born.
My work is to learn and carry the name Ratish Sharma.
Son, correct whatever I have done wrong.
Wear yourself out completely,

Even if you are left with nothing,
But never hold out your hand for charity.
I will meet you with a smile, especially when you achieve victory.
Now you are the eldest boy of the family.

Your task is to write.
Fight with the world and never let your ink fall silent.
You are the apple of your mother’s eye.
You are your father’s support.

You have made your father proud.

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