Aahaa Ivar Yaaradi Lyrics
From the movie Mohini (1948 film)
Aahaa Ivar Yaaradi Song Lyrics is the track from Mohini (1948 film) Tamil Film – 1948, Starring M. G. Ramachandran, Madhuri Devi, M. N. Nambiar, V. N. Janaki, T. S. Balaiah, Lalitha, Padmini, K. Malathi. This song was sung by பி. லீலா மற்றும் கே. வி. ஜானகி. The music was composed by S. M. Subbaiah Naidu, C. R. Subburaman. Lyrics works penned by Ambikapathi.
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Aahaa ivar yaaradi Aahaa ivar yaaradi
Ennai aalavarum baalavadi Velanaippol kaanudhadi
Aahaa ivar yaaradi Ennai aalavarum baalavadi
Velanaippol kaanudhadi Aahaa ivar yaaradi
Velanalladi ivan Melliyargal aniyun
Velanalladi ivan Melliyargal aniyun
Saelaigal paavaadaigal melaadaigal Kondodum kallan
Saelaigal paavaadaigal melaadaigal Kondodum kallan
Baalakrishnan thaanadi Yasodhai nandhan
Baalakrishnan thaanadi
Ariyaamal ularaadhaedi Adi lalithaa
Ariyaamal ularaadhaedi Andha krishnanukkindha
Thondhi vayaraedhadi Ariyaamal ularaadhaedi
Sariyaana upamaanam Gananaadhar avadhaaram
Sariyaana upamaanam Gananaadhar avadhaaram
Ariyaamal ularaadhaedi
Pathini pennae ennaiyae Paarkkuraar bayamudanae
Pathini pennae ennaiyae Paarkkuraar avar
Sithamedhuvo udalum verkkuraar Sithamedhuvo udalum verkkuraar bayamudanae
Pathini pennae ennaiyae paarkkuraar
Kann unnai paarkkudhadi Aanaalum karuthennai naadudhadi
Kann unnai paarkkudhadi Aanaalum karuthennai naadudhadi
Ennamellaam therindhaen… Ae…ae…aeae
Ennamellaam therindhaen Avarkkae endhan melaasaiyadi
Ennamellaam therindhaen Avarkkae endhan melaasaiyadi
Sindhaikugandhavan yaar Adhanai cheppidum ennarasae
Sindhaikugandhavan yaar Adhanai cheppidum ennarasae
Andhamigum radhiyai pazhithidum Sundhariyum ivalo avalo
Andhamigum radhiyai pazhithidum Sundhariyum avalo
Ennazhagaippaar Minnalidaipaar annanadaipaar
Ponnudaiyai paar mannavaa Kandae mayangi nindrom
Manmadhaa unnai Kandae mayangi nindrom
Manmadhaa unnai
Song Meaning & Analysis
This classic Tamil cinema song from the 1948 film 'Mohini' is a delightful and playful exchange between two women, likely friends or confidantes, discussing an attractive man. The lyrics capture the initial awe and curiosity about the man's identity, with one woman comparing him to divine figures like Lord Muruga and Lord Krishna, while the other playfully refutes these comparisons, hinting at his physical appearance in a humorous way, even suggesting he resembles Lord Ganesha due to a "potbelly." The banter highlights the lighthearted flirtation and admiration for the man.
As the song progresses, the conversation delves into the man's intentions and the women's feelings. One woman claims that despite his gaze seemingly directed elsewhere, his true thoughts and desires are for her, and she openly expresses her strong affection for him. The song culminates in a direct address to the man, praising his beauty and charm by comparing him to Manmatha, the Hindu god of love. The lyrics beautifully convey the excitement, anticipation, and romantic longing experienced by the women, set against a backdrop of witty dialogue and poetic imagery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Aahaa Ivar Yaaradi?
Aahaa Ivar Yaaradi is sung by பி. லீலா மற்றும் கே. வி. ஜானகி.
Which movie is Aahaa Ivar Yaaradi from?
The song Aahaa Ivar Yaaradi is featured in the movie Mohini (1948 film).
Who wrote the lyrics for Aahaa Ivar Yaaradi?
The lyrics for Aahaa Ivar Yaaradi were written by Ambikapathi with music composed by S. M. Subbaiah Naidu and C. R. Subburaman.
Is English translation available for Aahaa Ivar Yaaradi lyrics?
Yes! Aahaa Ivar Yaaradi lyrics from Mohini (1948 film) include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Aahaa Ivar Yaaradi lyrics?
This classic Tamil cinema song from the 1948 film 'Mohini' is a delightful and playful exchange between two women, likely friends or confidantes, discussing an attractive man. The lyrics capture the initial awe and curiosity about the man's identity, with one woman comparing him to divine figures like Lord Muruga and Lord Krishna, while the other playfully refutes these comparisons, hinting at his physical appearance in a humorous way, even suggesting he resembles Lord Ganesha due to a "potbelly." The banter highlights the lighthearted flirtation and admiration for the man. As the song progresses, the conversation delves into the man's intentions and the women's feelings. One woman claims that despite his gaze seemingly directed elsewhere, his true thoughts and desires are for her, and she openly expresses her strong affection for him. The song culminates in a direct address to the man, praising his beauty and charm by comparing him to Manmatha, the Hindu god of love. The lyrics beautifully convey the excitement, anticipation, and romantic longing experienced by the women, set against a backdrop of witty dialogue and poetic imagery.
