Aavarampoo Azhage Lyrics
From the movie Tamizh Ponnu
Aavarampoo Azhage Song Lyrics is the track from Tamizh Ponnu Tamil Film – 1992. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Deva. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Aavaaram poo azhagae Alaana thaer azhagae
Poovaaram pol azhagae Aadhaaram un azhagae…
Aavaaram poo azhagae Alaana thaer azhagae
Poovaaram pol azhagae Aadhaaram un azhagae…
Oru naalum machchaan pechchu maaraathu Oodai neer uppu thaani aagaathu
Idhu ellaamae vilaiyaattu Ponathu pogattum poongodi thalaiyaattu
Aavaaram poo azhagae Alaana thaer azhagae
Poovaaram pol azhagae Aadhaaram un azhagae
Aalaana kaalanthottu Azhagaana kaalath thottu
Kannukulla oththikolla Kaalam varalaiyaa
Madi melae alli vachchu Maaraappa thalli vacchi
Neththu potta maaththi kolla Neram varalaiyaa
Adi kiliyaeoooooooooo…ooh… Adi kiliyae kili kadikkum kaniyae
Kaniyirukkum kodiyae nee kitta vaayaendi Naan oodam nee vanthaal usurukku olai vachchu
Oru kanam sirikkiriyae
Aavaaram poo azhagae Alaana thaer azhagae
Poovaaram pol azhagae Aadhaaram un azhagae
Machchaan un pera solli Maruthaani pottukittaa
Vekkaththula innum konjam Sevakkuthaiyyaa
Naanirukkum nenjukullae Veroruththi etti paaththaa
Kanni ponnu nenju konjam Thudikkuthaiyyaa
Unna nenaichchuaaaaaaaah… Unna nenaichchu naan rendu kannum muzhichchu
Unnai kandu manam thavicchu Naan pooththu kidakkaen
Nee paaraama ponaalum Poosani poovaa vaasalil naaniruppaen
Aavaaram poo azhagae Alaana thaer azhagae
Poovaaram pol azhagae Aadhaaram un azhagae
Oru naalum machchaan pechchu maaraathu Oodai neer uppu thaani aagaathu
Naan maaraappu pottaalum Manasukkul iruppathai
Maraikkavum mudiyalaiyae
Aavaaram poo azhagae Alaana thaer azhagae
Poovaaram pol azhagae Aadhaaram un azhagae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Aavarampoo Azhage," is a classic romantic duet from the 1992 Tamil film 'Tamizh Ponnu,' featuring the iconic voices of S. P. Balasubrahmanyam and K. S. Chithra. The lyrics, penned by Vairamuthu, beautifully capture the playful yet intense longing between a man and a woman, likely cousins or close relatives (indicated by 'Machchaan'). The man expresses his deep admiration for her beauty, comparing her to an Aavaram flower and a grand chariot, and impatiently questions why the time for their union and intimacy hasn't arrived, despite his unwavering affection and commitment.
The woman, in turn, reciprocates his feelings with shy yet ardent confessions. She reveals how merely uttering his name makes her blush, and how her heart flutters with jealousy at the thought of another woman. Her verses convey a sense of devoted waiting, likening herself to a blooming flower at his doorstep, ready to be noticed. The song encapsulates the traditional South Indian courtship, blending poetic metaphors with direct expressions of love, desire, and fidelity, highlighting the emotional depth and cultural nuances of rural romance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Aavarampoo Azhage?
Aavarampoo Azhage is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Aavarampoo Azhage from?
The song Aavarampoo Azhage is featured in the movie Tamizh Ponnu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Aavarampoo Azhage?
The lyrics for Aavarampoo Azhage were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Deva.
Is English translation available for Aavarampoo Azhage lyrics?
Yes! Aavarampoo Azhage lyrics from Tamizh Ponnu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Aavarampoo Azhage lyrics?
This song, "Aavarampoo Azhage," is a classic romantic duet from the 1992 Tamil film 'Tamizh Ponnu,' featuring the iconic voices of S. P. Balasubrahmanyam and K. S. Chithra. The lyrics, penned by Vairamuthu, beautifully capture the playful yet intense longing between a man and a woman, likely cousins or close relatives (indicated by 'Machchaan'). The man expresses his deep admiration for her beauty, comparing her to an Aavaram flower and a grand chariot, and impatiently questions why the time for their union and intimacy hasn't arrived, despite his unwavering affection and commitment. The woman, in turn, reciprocates his feelings with shy yet ardent confessions. She reveals how merely uttering his name makes her blush, and how her heart flutters with jealousy at the thought of another woman. Her verses convey a sense of devoted waiting, likening herself to a blooming flower at his doorstep, ready to be noticed. The song encapsulates the traditional South Indian courtship, blending poetic metaphors with direct expressions of love, desire, and fidelity, highlighting the emotional depth and cultural nuances of rural romance.
