Andhi Varum Nerathile Lyrics
From the movie Nee Vazha Vendum
Andhi Varum Nerathile Song Lyrics is the track from Nee Vazha Vendum Tamil Film – 1977. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா மற்றும் பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Anthi varum neraththilae Anju vanna poo eduththu
Naalthorum ambu vidum manma Unnai yaaraenum kandathundo manmatha raja
Anthi varum neraththilae Anju vanna poo eduththu
Naalthorum ambu vidum manma Unnai yaaraenum kandathundo manmatha raja
Muthu vanna maalaiyittu Moga vanna selai katti
Muthu vanna maalaiyittu Moga vanna selai katti
Therottam aadi varum devathai yaaro Intha devathaikku pennazhagu radhiyennum pero
Muthu vanna maalaiyittu Moga vanna selai katti
Therottam aadi varum devathai yaaro Intha devathaikku pennazhagu radhiyennum pero
Kannirendil unnuvathum Kayirendai pinnuvathu
Kannirendil unnuvathum Kayirendai pinnuvathu
Enna kalai theriyavillai Idhai palliyilum padikkavillai
Inba veri kolluvathum Eerudalgal thulluvathum
Inba veri kolluvathum Eerudalgal thulluvathum
Enna sugam puriyavillai Entha yaedum idhai vilakkavillai
Paavai enthan ullam Pothum pothumennum
Bodhaiyerum kangal Thevai thevaiyennum
Mouna mozhi kettaenadi Adhil maaya valai paarthenadi
Gangai mudi sangaranaar Kaaman unai yaevi vittar
Mogamennum thuyar koduththaar Muppuram pola unai eriththaar
Aada vantha sangaranai Aatti vaiththa manmathanai
Bhoomithanil azhipathundo Nyanigalum jeyipathundo
Yaagam yogam endru koorum yaavum ingu Kaamam mogam kandu maarum maarum Endru
Ethanaiyo saatchiyundu Visuvaamithiranin kadhaiyundu
Anthi varum neraththilae Anju vanna poo eduththu
Naalthorum ambu vidum manma Unnai yaaraenum kandathundo manmatha raja
Manmatha raja manmatha raja
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a classic romantic duet that playfully explores the irresistible and mysterious power of love and desire, personified by Manmatha (Kama, the Hindu god of love). The lyrics begin by questioning the unseen presence of Manmatha, who daily shoots his five-flowered arrows, implying that his influence is felt everywhere even if he isn't visible. The male voice then describes his beloved as a divine beauty, comparing her to a goddess adorned in alluring colors, wondering if she is Rathi, Manmatha's consort. The song delves into the inexplicable nature of love's physical and emotional expressions – the gaze, the touch, the intoxicating pleasure – acknowledging that these profound experiences are beyond formal learning or scriptural explanation.
The narrative then shifts to highlight the supreme power of desire, even over divine and ascetic forces. It references Lord Shiva (Shankara), who, despite burning Manmatha to ashes, was himself swayed by desire, suggesting that Manmatha's influence is eternal and unconquerable. The lyrics assert that spiritual practices like Yagna and Yoga are ultimately susceptible to the allure of Kama and Moha (lust and infatuation), citing the legendary tale of Sage Vishwamitra's fall from asceticism due to Menaka. This reinforces the central theme: love, in its various forms, is an all-encompassing force that transcends human and divine resistance, making it both a beautiful mystery and an undeniable truth of existence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Andhi Varum Nerathile?
Andhi Varum Nerathile is sung by பி. சுஷீலா மற்றும் பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன்.
Which movie is Andhi Varum Nerathile from?
The song Andhi Varum Nerathile is featured in the movie Nee Vazha Vendum.
Who wrote the lyrics for Andhi Varum Nerathile?
The lyrics for Andhi Varum Nerathile were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Andhi Varum Nerathile lyrics?
Yes! Andhi Varum Nerathile lyrics from Nee Vazha Vendum include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Andhi Varum Nerathile lyrics?
This song is a classic romantic duet that playfully explores the irresistible and mysterious power of love and desire, personified by Manmatha (Kama, the Hindu god of love). The lyrics begin by questioning the unseen presence of Manmatha, who daily shoots his five-flowered arrows, implying that his influence is felt everywhere even if he isn't visible. The male voice then describes his beloved as a divine beauty, comparing her to a goddess adorned in alluring colors, wondering if she is Rathi, Manmatha's consort. The song delves into the inexplicable nature of love's physical and emotional expressions – the gaze, the touch, the intoxicating pleasure – acknowledging that these profound experiences are beyond formal learning or scriptural explanation. The narrative then shifts to highlight the supreme power of desire, even over divine and ascetic forces. It references Lord Shiva (Shankara), who, despite burning Manmatha to ashes, was himself swayed by desire, suggesting that Manmatha's influence is eternal and unconquerable. The lyrics assert that spiritual practices like Yagna and Yoga are ultimately susceptible to the allure of Kama and Moha (lust and infatuation), citing the legendary tale of Sage Vishwamitra's fall from asceticism due to Menaka. This reinforces the central theme: love, in its various forms, is an all-encompassing force that transcends human and divine resistance, making it both a beautiful mystery and an undeniable truth of existence.
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