Aanum Pennum Cover Art

Aanum Pennum Lyrics

From the movie Vairamalai Tamil – 1954

Aanum Pennum Song Lyrics is the track from Vairamalai Tamil – 1954 Tamil Film – 1954. This song was sung by ஏ.பி. கோமளா.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Singers

ஏக
Singerஏ.பி. கோமளா

Star Cast

Not Specified

Singer : A. P. Komala

Music Director : Vishwanathan- Ramamoorthy

Lyricist : Kannadasan

Aanum pennum saerndhu padichaa Aabathenbaanga silar aabathenbaanga
Aanum pennum saerndhu padichaa Aabathenbaanga silar aabathenbaanga
Aanukku pen thunaiyillaenna Ulagam yedhunga inba ulagham yedhunga
Nalla aanukku pen thunaiyillaenna Ulagam yedhunga inba ulagham yedhunga
Aanum pennum saerndhu padichaa Aabathenbaanga silar aabathenbaanga

Naanam acham madam payirppu Naal vaghai gunamungha
Naanam acham madam payirppu Naal vaghai gunamungha
Idhai nandraai arindhavar saerndhu padichaa Thunbam illengha endrum thunbam illengha
Idhai nandraai arindhavar saerndhu padichaa Thunbam illengha endrum thunbam illengha
Aanum pennum saerndhu padichaa Aabathenbaanga silar aabathenbaanga

Kalaiyae migum silaiyae nigar Azhagae nirai mangai
Kalaiyae migum silaiyae nigar Azhagae nirai mangai
Nalla kalvikoodam thannil aangal Arugae valar thanghai
Nalla kalvikoodam thannil aangal Arugae valar thanghai

Ullamenghum inbam ponghum Indha unmai kandaale
Kallam illai kalvi kolvaar Iru kangal kolluvaarae
Aanum pennum saerndhu padichaa Aabathenbaanga silar aabathenbaanga

Panjum theeyum pakkam irundhaal Pathi eriyungha
Aanaal paditha pengal panju illengha Pakka irumbunga konjam parthu pazhagunga

Jegamae perum sugamae tharum Arivae migum vallal
Kalvi selva koottam thannil pengal Arugae valar annan

Ullamengum inbam pongum Indha unmai kandaalae
Kallam illai aanum pennum Iru kangal enbomae

Aanum pennum saerndhu padichaa Aabathenbaanga silar aabathenbaanga
Nalla aanukku pen thunaiyillaenna Ulagam yedhunga inba ulagham yedhunga
Aanum pennum saerndhu padichaa Aabathenbaanga silar aabathenbaanga

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song from the 1954 film 'Vairamalai Tamil' is a progressive anthem advocating for co-education and gender equality, challenging the conservative views prevalent at the time. The lyrics directly confront the societal notion that men and women studying together is "dangerous," arguing instead that a world without the companionship of women is devoid of joy. It emphasizes that if individuals are well-versed in traditional virtues like modesty and chastity, co-education will lead to no sorrow but rather to mutual growth and understanding.

The song uses powerful metaphors, comparing educated women not to flammable cotton but to strong iron, implying their resilience and intellectual strength. It portrays men and women as two essential "eyes" of society, suggesting that their combined pursuit of knowledge leads to a world of comfort and abundant wisdom. The overall message is one of optimism and enlightenment, promoting the idea that true progress and joy stem from the equal participation and education of both genders.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Aanum Pennum?

Aanum Pennum is sung by ஏ.பி. கோமளா.

Which movie is Aanum Pennum from?

The song Aanum Pennum is featured in the movie Vairamalai Tamil – 1954.

Who wrote the lyrics for Aanum Pennum?

The lyrics for Aanum Pennum were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.

Is English translation available for Aanum Pennum lyrics?

Yes! Aanum Pennum lyrics from Vairamalai Tamil – 1954 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Aanum Pennum lyrics?

This song from the 1954 film 'Vairamalai Tamil' is a progressive anthem advocating for co-education and gender equality, challenging the conservative views prevalent at the time. The lyrics directly confront the societal notion that men and women studying together is "dangerous," arguing instead that a world without the companionship of women is devoid of joy. It emphasizes that if individuals are well-versed in traditional virtues like modesty and chastity, co-education will lead to no sorrow but rather to mutual growth and understanding. The song uses powerful metaphors, comparing educated women not to flammable cotton but to strong iron, implying their resilience and intellectual strength. It portrays men and women as two essential "eyes" of society, suggesting that their combined pursuit of knowledge leads to a world of comfort and abundant wisdom. The overall message is one of optimism and enlightenment, promoting the idea that true progress and joy stem from the equal participation and education of both genders.

Song Details

Song NameAanum Pennum
Singersஏ.பி. கோமளா
LyricistUnknown
LanguageTamil

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