Achchacho Parithabam Male Lyrics
From the movie Nallathukku Kalamillai - 1977
Achchacho Parithabam Male Song Lyrics is the track from Nallathukku Kalamillai - 1977 Tamil Film – 1977. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Achchacho parithabam ammavukku anudhabam Pallathil veezhndhaalae paavam
Pallathil veezhamal pavai nee Kaalai en ullathil veezhndhaale laabam
Sakthi maadhavai kaapatrava Sankar saami naan kai thookkava
Sakthi maadhavai kaapatrava Sankar saami naan kai thookkava
Achchacho parithabam ammavukku anudhabam
Pallathil veezhndhaalae paavam aiyo paavam
Adiyae aambalaiya nee veratti vandhadhu yenadi
Adhukku aandavana thandhathindha thandanai thaandi
Adiyae aambalaiya nee veratti vandhadhu yenadi
Adhukku aandavana thandhathindha thandanai thaandi
Kodiyidaiyil vizhundhadhilae adipatta thodi
Kodiyidaiyil vizhundhadhilae adipatta thodi
Andha kaayathirkkum kai vasathil marundhundu vaadi
Sakthi maadhavai kaapatrava Sankar saami naan kai thookkava
Sakthi maadhavai kaapatrava Sankar saami naan kai thookkava
Achchacho parithabam ammavukku anudhabam
Pallathil veezhndhaalae paavam aiyo paavam
Bellbottom maatikitta aambalai dhaano
Bellbottom maatikitta aambalai dhaano
Soodu pottukitta poonaigalum puliyinam dhaano
Sakthi maadhavai kaapatrava Sankar saami naan kai thookkava
Achchacho parithabam ammavukku anudhabam Pallathil veezhndhaalae paavam
Pallathil veezhamal pavai nee Kaalai en ullathil veezhndhaale laabam
Sakthi maadhavai kaapatrava Sankar saami naan kai thookkava
Sakthi maadhavai kaapatrava Sankar saami naan kai thookkava
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a playful and teasing interaction, likely between a man and a woman, where the man is mockingly sympathetic towards the woman's predicament. He offers to 'save' her, not from a literal fall, but by inviting her into his heart, suggesting a romantic overture. The lyrics hint at a past where the woman might have been assertive or 'chasing men,' and the man playfully attributes her current 'fall' (perhaps a setback or a moment of vulnerability) as a divine punishment for her previous actions.
The song also includes a humorous commentary on appearances and gender roles, questioning if wearing bellbottoms makes one a man or if branding a cat turns it into a tiger. This adds a layer of social observation, suggesting that external changes don't alter one's true nature or identity. The repeated offer to 'save Sakthi Maadha' and 'lift up as Sankar Saami' uses mythological references to emphasize his readiness to be her rescuer, all while maintaining a lighthearted and flirtatious tone.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Achchacho Parithabam Male?
Achchacho Parithabam Male is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன்.
Which movie is Achchacho Parithabam Male from?
The song Achchacho Parithabam Male is featured in the movie Nallathukku Kalamillai - 1977.
Who wrote the lyrics for Achchacho Parithabam Male?
The lyrics for Achchacho Parithabam Male were written by Vaali with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Achchacho Parithabam Male lyrics?
Yes! Achchacho Parithabam Male lyrics from Nallathukku Kalamillai - 1977 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Achchacho Parithabam Male lyrics?
This song is a playful and teasing interaction, likely between a man and a woman, where the man is mockingly sympathetic towards the woman's predicament. He offers to 'save' her, not from a literal fall, but by inviting her into his heart, suggesting a romantic overture. The lyrics hint at a past where the woman might have been assertive or 'chasing men,' and the man playfully attributes her current 'fall' (perhaps a setback or a moment of vulnerability) as a divine punishment for her previous actions. The song also includes a humorous commentary on appearances and gender roles, questioning if wearing bellbottoms makes one a man or if branding a cat turns it into a tiger. This adds a layer of social observation, suggesting that external changes don't alter one's true nature or identity. The repeated offer to 'save Sakthi Maadha' and 'lift up as Sankar Saami' uses mythological references to emphasize his readiness to be her rescuer, all while maintaining a lighthearted and flirtatious tone.
