Animal – Arjan Velly Lyrics {English} Meaning

Arjan Vailly Ne
Ho Akhaade Vich Daang Khadke Chakk Oye!
Ho Akhaade Vich Daang Khadke
Othe Ho Gayi Ladayi Bhaari
Arjan Vailly Ne Ho Arjan Velly Ne
Ho Pair Jodke Gandasi Maari
Arjan Velly Ne Ho Pair Jodke Gandasi Maari
Takuya Gandasa Chhavviyan Teri Oh!
Takuya Gandasa Chhavviyan
Kehnde Khadak Paiyan Kirpana
Vi Saana’an Wangu Jatt Bhid’de
Ho Saana’an Wangu Jatt Bhid’de
Sakhi Sukh Naa Disse Bhagwana

Arjan Vailly is introduced as a prominent figure. The lyrics describe a scenario at the wrestling ring (Akhaada), where Arjan Vailly has entered with power (“Daang Khadke”). There’s a call to attention (“Chakk Oye!”), and a fierce battle ensues. Arjan Vailly, with strength and determination, uses a sharp weapon (Gandasa) to strike. The Takuya Gandasa is described as gleaming, and it’s compared to the sharpness of a Kirpan (a traditional Sikh dagger). The bravery of the Jatt community is emphasized, likened to lions (“Saana’an Wangu Jatt Bhid’de”). Despite the intensity, divine intervention (Sakhi Sukh Naa Disse Bhagwana) may not be visible

Ho Leero Leer Ho Jayugi
Ho Leero Leer Ho Jayugi
Kehnde Bachno Di Phulkari
Arjan Vailly Ne
Ho Pair Jodke Gandasi Maari
Arjan Vailly Ne
Ho Pair Jodke Gandasi Maari

The chorus suggests an increasing intensity of the situation (“Leero Leer Ho Jayugi”). There’s a reference to “Bachno Di Phulkari,” possibly symbolizing the protection of the innocent by Arjan Vailly.

Kundeyan Da Singh Phas Gaye
Ve Koyi Nitroon Badheve Khaani
Dharti Te Khoon Dulleya Ve
Jivein Tidke Ghade Chon Paani
Ho Sher’an Wangu Yaar Khadd Gaye
Chakk Oye!
Ho Sher’an Wangu Yaar Khadd Gaye
Velly Naal Si Jinna De Yaari
Arjan Velly Ne
Ho Pair Jodke Gandasi Maari
Arjan Velly Ne
Ho Pair Jodke Gandasi Maari

The lyrics depict a situation where individuals, symbolized as “Kundeyan Da Singh,” are in a predicament. The mention of “Nitroon” suggests an explosive or intense environment. The imagery of the earth soaked in blood, like water from a pitcher, emphasizes the severity of the situation. Friends are compared to lions (“Sher’an Wangu Yaar Khadd Gaye”), and the camaraderie is strong, even more so than enmity with rivals (“Velly Naal Si Jinna De Yaari”).

Chare Passe Raula Pai Gaya
Ho Chare Passe Raula Pai Gaya
Jadon Mareya Gandasa Hath Jodke
Ho Jadon Mareya Gandasa Hath Jodke
Ho Chare Passe Raula Pai Gaya
Jadon Mareya Gandasa Hath Jodke
Khoon De Taraale Chalde
Thalle Sutt Lai Hath Thona Nu Marod Ke

Chaos erupts (“Raula Pai Gaya”) around the surroundings. The intense moment when the Gandasa strikes and blood flows like thin streams is depicted. The phrase “Thalle Sutt Lai Hath Thona Nu Marod Ke” suggests taking control forcefully.

Sher Jeha Rohb Jatt Da
Sher Jeha Rohb Jatt Da
Ni Thalle Rakhda Police Sarkaari
Arjan Vailly Ne
Ho Pair Jodke Gandasi Maari
Arjan Vailly Ne
Ho Pair Jodke Gandasi Maari

The verse praises the powerful and commanding nature of the Jatt community (“Sher Jeha Rohb Jatt Da”). Despite this, there is an acknowledgment of the police authority (“Thalle Rakhda Police Sarkaari”) beneath them. Arjan Vailly’s strength is again highlighted, with the mention of him striking with a Gandasa.