Andaiyila Vandha Cover Art

Andaiyila Vandha Lyrics

From the movie Veerapandiyan

Andaiyila Vandha Song Lyrics is the track from Veerapandiyan Tamil Film – 1987, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, Vijayakanth, Radhika Sarathkumar, Jaishankar, Radha Ravi, V. K. Ramasamy, Pandari Bai, Sumithra. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெயராம். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

SG
Music DirectorShankar Ganesh
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LyricistVaali

Singers

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Singerவாணி ஜெயராம்

Andaiyila vantha machchaan Kondaiyila poova vachchaan
Andaiyila vantha machchaan Kondaiyila poova vachchaan

Appaala paaya virichchaan En mamutha rasan
Adha solla kaadha kadichchaan

Andaiyila vantha machchaan Kondaiyila poova vachchaan
Appaala paaya virichchaan En mamutha rasan
Adha solla kaadha kadichchaan

Adhukkaaga azhaichchaan Nenju alai mothi thavichchaen
Adhukkaaga azhaichchaan Nenju alai mothi thavichchaen
Odambula vanthu urasinaan Unarchchiya thottu usupinaan

Valipaththu kaaththadikka Vaasana poo pooththirukka
Vandaagavae maariththaan Vanthu nikka mamanthaan
Vittaan oru baanamthaan Vileduththa kamanthaan

Andaiyila vantha machchaan Kondaiyila poova vachchaan
Appaala paaya virichchaan En mamutha rasan
Adha solla kaadha kadichchaan

Venaannu thaduththaen Thalli naan poyi paduththaen
Venaannu thaduththaen Thalli naan poyi paduththaen
Nerungiyae vanthu ezhuppinaan Nenappula soodu kelappinaan

Aaththiraththa yaeththikkottu Aasaiyaththaan mootti vittu
Thallaadiyae naanumthaan Thathalichcha neramthaan
Machchaanukku thaanaga Vanthirichhcu veernthaan

Andaiyila Andaiyila Andaiyila vantha machchaan
Kondaiyila poova vachchaan Appaala paaya virichchaan
En mamutha rasan Adha solla kaadha kadichchaan

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song is a playful and suggestive narrative from a woman's perspective, describing an intimate encounter with her lover, referred to as 'machchaan' (cousin/lover). She recounts how he approached her, adorned her hair with a flower, and then prepared a mat, indicating his romantic intentions. The biting of the ear is a classic Tamil cinematic trope for expressing playful affection and desire, signifying a whispered secret or an intimate confession of love.

The lyrics beautifully capture the progression of their intimacy, from initial longing and hesitation to the eventual surrender to passion. The woman describes her heart's yearning, the physical closeness, and the stirring of her emotions. Metaphors of blooming flowers and Kama (the god of love) shooting arrows are used to convey the intensity of their youthful desire. Despite her initial feigned resistance, her lover's persistence ignites a fire within her, leading to a moment of shared passion where his 'bravery' (or virility) naturally emerges.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Andaiyila Vandha?

Andaiyila Vandha is sung by வாணி ஜெயராம்.

Which movie is Andaiyila Vandha from?

The song Andaiyila Vandha is featured in the movie Veerapandiyan.

Who wrote the lyrics for Andaiyila Vandha?

The lyrics for Andaiyila Vandha were written by Vaali with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.

Is English translation available for Andaiyila Vandha lyrics?

Yes! Andaiyila Vandha lyrics from Veerapandiyan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Andaiyila Vandha lyrics?

This song is a playful and suggestive narrative from a woman's perspective, describing an intimate encounter with her lover, referred to as 'machchaan' (cousin/lover). She recounts how he approached her, adorned her hair with a flower, and then prepared a mat, indicating his romantic intentions. The biting of the ear is a classic Tamil cinematic trope for expressing playful affection and desire, signifying a whispered secret or an intimate confession of love. The lyrics beautifully capture the progression of their intimacy, from initial longing and hesitation to the eventual surrender to passion. The woman describes her heart's yearning, the physical closeness, and the stirring of her emotions. Metaphors of blooming flowers and Kama (the god of love) shooting arrows are used to convey the intensity of their youthful desire. Despite her initial feigned resistance, her lover's persistence ignites a fire within her, leading to a moment of shared passion where his 'bravery' (or virility) naturally emerges.

Song Details

Song NameAndaiyila Vandha
Singersவாணி ஜெயராம்
LyricistVaali
LanguageTamil

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