Aada Vanthal Oru Thanga Silai Lyrics
From the movie Kungumam Kathai Solgirathu
Aada Vanthal Oru Thanga Silai Song Lyrics is the track from Kungumam Kathai Solgirathu Tamil Film – 1978. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Aada vanthaal oru thanga silai Ival aattathil irukkuthu unathu kadhai
Aada vanthaal oru thanga silai Ival aattathil irukkuthu unathu kadhai
Paada vanthaal intha vanna silai En paattukkul irukuthu sontha kadhai
Paada vanthaal intha vanna silai En paattukkul irukuthu sontha kadhai
Aada vanthaal oru thanga silai Ival aattathil irukkuthu unathu kadhai
Maan magal sagunthalai vanathil vanthaal
Maamannan dhushyanthan aasai kondaan
Maan magal sagunthalai vanathil vanthaal
Maamannan dhushyanthan aasai kondaan
Thaenilavai saatchi vaithu maalaiyittaal
Aval thedi vantha velaiyilae nee yaar endraan
Thaenilavai saatchi vaithu maalaiyittaal
Aval thedi vantha velaiyilae nee yaar endraan
Aada vanthaal oru thanga silai Ival aattathil irukkuthu unathu kadhai
Iravukku vilakettra nilavu varum
Antha nilavukku ival mugam azhagu tharum
Iravukku vilakettra nilavu varum
Antha nilavukku ival mugam azhagu tharum
Azhagulla ilam pennin kangalai paar
Adhu ambu pol un nenjil paaivathai paar
Aada vanthaal oru thanga silai Ival aattathil irukkuthu unathu kadhai
Saetrilae thamarai pirakkum angae Intha thamarai piranthathu unnaal ingae
Nanaththai maranthavargal naattil kodi Ival nattiyam mudinthathum theriyum saedhi
Ival nattiyam mudinthathum theriyum saedhi Theriyum saedhi
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a captivating interplay between a male and female voice, using metaphors of dance and song to tell stories. The male voice introduces the female as a "golden statue" whose dance reveals the listener's (or perhaps his own) story, hinting at a deeper narrative unfolding through her performance. The female voice counters, calling herself a "colorful statue" whose song contains her "own story," suggesting a personal and perhaps more intimate revelation.
The lyrics then delve into the classic tale of Shakuntala and Dushyanta, where Dushyanta, after marrying Shakuntala with the moon as witness, later disavows her. This mythological reference serves as a cautionary tale or a parallel to a potential betrayal or forgotten love. The song also praises the woman's beauty, comparing her face to the moon and her eyes to arrows that pierce the heart, emphasizing her allure and impact. The final stanza speaks of a lotus blooming from mud, implying beauty emerging from unexpected places, and concludes with a promise that "the truth will be known" after her performance, adding an element of suspense and anticipation to the narrative.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Aada Vanthal Oru Thanga Silai?
Aada Vanthal Oru Thanga Silai is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Aada Vanthal Oru Thanga Silai from?
The song Aada Vanthal Oru Thanga Silai is featured in the movie Kungumam Kathai Solgirathu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Aada Vanthal Oru Thanga Silai?
The lyrics for Aada Vanthal Oru Thanga Silai were written by Vaali with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Aada Vanthal Oru Thanga Silai lyrics?
Yes! Aada Vanthal Oru Thanga Silai lyrics from Kungumam Kathai Solgirathu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Aada Vanthal Oru Thanga Silai lyrics?
This song is a captivating interplay between a male and female voice, using metaphors of dance and song to tell stories. The male voice introduces the female as a "golden statue" whose dance reveals the listener's (or perhaps his own) story, hinting at a deeper narrative unfolding through her performance. The female voice counters, calling herself a "colorful statue" whose song contains her "own story," suggesting a personal and perhaps more intimate revelation. The lyrics then delve into the classic tale of Shakuntala and Dushyanta, where Dushyanta, after marrying Shakuntala with the moon as witness, later disavows her. This mythological reference serves as a cautionary tale or a parallel to a potential betrayal or forgotten love. The song also praises the woman's beauty, comparing her face to the moon and her eyes to arrows that pierce the heart, emphasizing her allure and impact. The final stanza speaks of a lotus blooming from mud, implying beauty emerging from unexpected places, and concludes with a promise that "the truth will be known" after her performance, adding an element of suspense and anticipation to the narrative.
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