Didiya Ke Devara Song Meaning in English / Translation

Didiya Ke Devara Song Meaning in English / Translation

Didiya Ke Devara Bhojpuri song by Honey Singh and Ragini Vishwakarma has gone viral and everyone who doesn't know Bhojpuri well is looking for its translation.

Well there can be two versions of lyrics of this song however both are kind of double meaning. We have written down both the versions as heard from the song below.

Didiya Ke Devara Song Version 1

Bhojpuri Lyrics  :

दिदिया के देवरा चढ़ौले बाटे नजरी

चोली के चिजुइया चिखल चाहे जबरी

English Transliteration of Lyrics :

Didiya Ke Devara Chadaule Baate Najari

Choli Ke Chijuiya Chikhal Chahe Jabari

Song Translation to English:

Sister's brother in law is keeping and eye on me,

He wants to taste the thing that is under the blouse forcefully. Here the word Jabari means forcibly (Hindi / Urdu : Zabardasti).

Didiya Ke Devara Song Version 2

दिदिया के देवरा चढ़ौले बाटे नजरी

चोली के तिजुरिया चिखल चाहे जवरी

English Transliteration of Lyrics :

Didiya Ke Devara Chadaule Baate Najari

Choli Ke Tijuriya Chikhal Chahe Javari

Song Translation to English: 

Sister's brother in law is keeping and eye on me,

He is a jeweler who wishes to check the jewels under my blouse. Here the word Javari may mean Jeweler as heard from the lyrics.

This song is not in Awadhi Language and belongs to Bhojpuri because it has words like Chadhaule (चढ़ौले) and Chikhal (चिखल) which is not present in Awadhi Language. If these two words were to be used in Awadhi Langage, they would be Chadhavai (चढ़ावै) and Cheekhai (चिखै).

If this song was made in Awadhi, its lyrics would have been as mentioned below:

दिदिया के देवरा चढ़ावै बाटे नजरी

चोली के तिजुरिया चिखै चाहे जबरी

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