Aathaa Aasa Thangala Lyrics
From the movie Oru Iniya Udhayam
Aathaa Aasa Thangala Song Lyrics is the track from Oru Iniya Udhayam Tamil Film – 1986, Starring Vijayakanth, Amala Akkineni, Janagaraj, Kumarimuthu, Major Sundarrajan, Sivachandran, V. K. Ramasamy, Vijayakumar, Kamala Kamesh. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by Manoj Gyan. Lyrics works penned by MG. Vallabhan.
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Aaththaa aasai thaangala paaththaa Neththu thoongala
Kannaththil kani thedalaamaa Kinnaththil madhu kaanalaama
Nenjaththil idam podalaamaa Sorkkaththin vazhi moodalaama
Kannaththil kani thedalaamaa Kinnaththil madhu kaanalaama
Nenjaththil idam podalaamaa Sorkkaththin vazhi moodalaama
Aaththaa aasai thaangala paaththaa Neththu thoongala
Kannaththil kani thedalaamaa Kinnaththil madhu kaanalaama
Nenjaththil idam podalaamaa Sorkkaththin vazhi moodalaama
Kannaththil kani thedalaamaa Kinnaththil madhu kaanalaama
Nenjaththil idam podalaamaa
Hae aaththaaaaaasai thaangala paaththaa Jababaajababaangpapapapaa
Tanjavuril nalu veli nanjai undaa Lallalla
Konjam kaalam sontham kondu konji theerppaai Lallalla
Kanni sugam pera Aah
Alli selavidu Pinni pinainthidu
Aah Unnai maranthidu
Pattanaththil paththu maadi kattatamaa
Viththuputtaa paththu maadham meththai sugam
Karpu parambarai aahaa thottaa sinunguvaa
Solli therivathaa sorkkam theriyuthaa
Aala paarththu maalai maaththu
Aaththaa aasai thaangala paaththaa Neththu thoongala
Kannaththil kani thedalaamaa Kinnaththil madhu kaanalaama
Nenjaththil idam podalaamaa Sorkkaththin vazhi moodalaama
Kannaththil kani thedalaamaa Kinnaththil madhu kaanalaama
Nenjaththil idam podalaamaa Shut up ripappapa
Aaththaa aasai thaangala paaththaa
Naeththu thoongala thagu thaguththaguthaa
Malai naeram jollyyaaga poganumaa Lallalla
Maruthi kaar vaasal vanthu nikkanumae Lallalla
Beach-il valam vara Aah
Peachil thunai pera Kaatrai thiranthidu
Aeh motcham adainthidu
Oottyilae yaelang coffee estate-nga Aattam pottu chinna veedu yaelam pottaa
Micham iruppathu thanga palluthaan Vechchi pulampinaa vattikkadaiyilae
Aala paarththu maalai maaththu
Aaththaa aasai thaangala paaththaa Neththu thoongala
Kannaththil kani thedalaamaa Kinnaththil madhu kaanalaama
Nenjaththil idam podalaamaa Sorkkaththin vazhi moodalaama
Kannaththil kani thedalaamaa Kinnaththil madhu kaanalaama
Nenjaththil idam podalaamaa
Aa aaththa hae aasai thangala paaththa Neththu thoongala
Kannaththil kani thedalaamaa Kinnaththil madhu kaanalaama
Nenjaththil idam podalaamaa
Kannaththil kani thedalaamaa Kinnaththil madhu kaanalaama
Nenjaththil idam podalaamaa Sapapripappaa
Aaththaa aasai thaangala paaththaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Aathaa Aasa Thangala" from "Oru Iniya Udhayam" is a playful yet somewhat cynical take on love and relationships, characteristic of some 80s Tamil cinema. The male protagonist expresses an overwhelming desire for his beloved, stating he couldn't sleep due to his longing. He uses suggestive metaphors like seeking "fruit on her cheeks" and "wine in a cup" to convey his romantic and physical yearning. The recurring lines about making a place in her heart and closing the path to heaven imply a desire for an earthly paradise with her, prioritizing their intimacy over spiritual pursuits.
However, the song quickly shifts to a materialistic and transactional view of relationships, humorously juxtaposing romantic overtures with financial considerations. It questions whether one owns fertile land or city buildings, suggesting that wealth can buy comfort and pleasure. The lyrics playfully mock traditional notions of chastity and romantic ideals, instead hinting that true "heaven" or pleasure is often tied to material possessions like cars, estates, or even the ability to spend lavishly. The repeated advice to "look at the person and exchange garlands" (marry) seems to be a pragmatic, almost satirical conclusion to these materialistic musings, implying that ultimately, one chooses a partner based on what they bring to the table, both emotionally and financially.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Aathaa Aasa Thangala?
Aathaa Aasa Thangala is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Aathaa Aasa Thangala from?
The song Aathaa Aasa Thangala is featured in the movie Oru Iniya Udhayam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Aathaa Aasa Thangala?
The lyrics for Aathaa Aasa Thangala were written by MG. Vallabhan with music composed by Manoj Gyan.
Is English translation available for Aathaa Aasa Thangala lyrics?
Yes! Aathaa Aasa Thangala lyrics from Oru Iniya Udhayam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Aathaa Aasa Thangala lyrics?
The song "Aathaa Aasa Thangala" from "Oru Iniya Udhayam" is a playful yet somewhat cynical take on love and relationships, characteristic of some 80s Tamil cinema. The male protagonist expresses an overwhelming desire for his beloved, stating he couldn't sleep due to his longing. He uses suggestive metaphors like seeking "fruit on her cheeks" and "wine in a cup" to convey his romantic and physical yearning. The recurring lines about making a place in her heart and closing the path to heaven imply a desire for an earthly paradise with her, prioritizing their intimacy over spiritual pursuits. However, the song quickly shifts to a materialistic and transactional view of relationships, humorously juxtaposing romantic overtures with financial considerations. It questions whether one owns fertile land or city buildings, suggesting that wealth can buy comfort and pleasure. The lyrics playfully mock traditional notions of chastity and romantic ideals, instead hinting that true "heaven" or pleasure is often tied to material possessions like cars, estates, or even the ability to spend lavishly. The repeated advice to "look at the person and exchange garlands" (marry) seems to be a pragmatic, almost satirical conclusion to these materialistic musings, implying that ultimately, one chooses a partner based on what they bring to the table, both emotionally and financially.