Adeyappa Adeyappa Lyrics
From the movie Ungal Viruppam
Adeyappa Adeyappa Song Lyrics is the track from Ungal Viruppam Tamil Film – 1974. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெய்ராம். The music was composed by K. Vijaya Baskar. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Adaeiyappaa adaeiyappaa Purinthathaa aasai ippothu
Ival manam therinthathum Piranthathaa kadhal ippothu
Mounamae endrum sanmmatham Mangaiyae indru unnidam
Adiyammaa adiyammaa Porinthathaa aasai ippothu
Ivan manam therinthathum Piranthathaa kadhal ippothu
Mounamae endrum sammatham Mannanae indru unnidam
Oodal pennin paadal Kangal kadhal vaasal
Ullam ennum oonjal Ullae unthan aadal
Poopondra penmai naadaga maedai Aaaa…aa…
Pollaatha kangalilae aayiram jadai Aa…aaaa
En chittu vennpattu Poo mottallavaa
En chittu vennpattu Poo mottallavaa
Adaeiyappaa adaeiyappaa Purinthathaa aasai ippothu
Ival manam therinthathum Piranthathaa kadhal ippothu
Annam chinna annam Adhilae rendum kannam
Angae ungal chinnam Enna vendum innum
Muththukkal sinthu kannae sippi thiranthu Aaa…aa
Munnazhagu kaattividu thevaiyarinthu Aa…aaaaaa
Naan anja nee konja Naan pinjallavaa
Naan anja nee konja Naan pinjallavaa
Adiyammaa adiyammaa Porinthathaa aasai ippothu
Ivan manam therinthathum Piranthathaa kadhal ippothu
Mounamae endrum sammatham Mannanae indru unnidam
Adaeiyappaa adaeiyappaa Purinthathaa aasai ippothu
Ival manam therinthathum Piranthathaa kadhal ippothu
Mounamae endrum sanmmatham Mangaiyae indru unnidam
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a delightful romantic duet, capturing the playful banter and blossoming affection between a couple. The lyrics express the mutual realization of love, with both the man and woman acknowledging their growing feelings. They question if their desires are now understood and if love has truly bloomed, playfully concluding that silence signifies consent in their budding romance. The song beautifully uses metaphors to describe the beloved, likening the woman to a flower bud and a swan, highlighting her beauty and innocence.
The mood is light-hearted and flirtatious, as they tease each other about their unspoken desires. The man admires her charming glances and compares her to a delicate flower, while the woman playfully invites his affection, hinting at her shyness yet readiness for love. The recurring theme of 'silence is consent' underscores the unspoken understanding and comfort growing between them, making it a classic portrayal of early romantic love in Tamil cinema.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Adeyappa Adeyappa?
Adeyappa Adeyappa is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெய்ராம்.
Which movie is Adeyappa Adeyappa from?
The song Adeyappa Adeyappa is featured in the movie Ungal Viruppam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Adeyappa Adeyappa?
The lyrics for Adeyappa Adeyappa were written by Kannadasan with music composed by K. Vijaya Baskar.
Is English translation available for Adeyappa Adeyappa lyrics?
Yes! Adeyappa Adeyappa lyrics from Ungal Viruppam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Adeyappa Adeyappa lyrics?
This song is a delightful romantic duet, capturing the playful banter and blossoming affection between a couple. The lyrics express the mutual realization of love, with both the man and woman acknowledging their growing feelings. They question if their desires are now understood and if love has truly bloomed, playfully concluding that silence signifies consent in their budding romance. The song beautifully uses metaphors to describe the beloved, likening the woman to a flower bud and a swan, highlighting her beauty and innocence. The mood is light-hearted and flirtatious, as they tease each other about their unspoken desires. The man admires her charming glances and compares her to a delicate flower, while the woman playfully invites his affection, hinting at her shyness yet readiness for love. The recurring theme of 'silence is consent' underscores the unspoken understanding and comfort growing between them, making it a classic portrayal of early romantic love in Tamil cinema.
