Anna Nadai Podum Lyrics
From the movie Paasa Mazhai
Anna Nadai Podum Song Lyrics is the track from Paasa Mazhai Tamil Film – 1989, Starring Mohan, Vagai Chandrasekar, Radhika Sarathkumar, Urvashi, S. S. Chandran, Kokila, Thiyagu, Charle, Chinni Jayanth, Nagaraja Chozhan. This song was sung by மனோ மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Singers
Star Cast
Anna nadai podum vandi Chennaiyilae senja vandi
Anna nadai podum vandi Chennaiyilae senja vandi
Aiyaavoda aasa kannaatti Michael jacson break dancer
Break pottaa aadidum adikkadi Kudhikkira adhisaya vandi
Anna nadai podum vandi Senja edam madras guindy
Aiyaavoda aasa kannaatti
Mysore mahaa raajaavin thaathaa London poyi vaangi vandha car
Ahaaa Andha kaalam roattu mela thaan
Thaera pola odi vandhadhu Ohoo ho ho hoo
Mysorilae dhasaraavilae Idha paakka kodi koottam varum
Purudaa… Raajaavukku idhil suthi vandhaa
Indha naatta aalum moodu varum
Hae appo idhu nalla vandi Ippo idhu katta vandi
Aiyo idhu enna vandi Thaevalaiyae maattu vandi
Pazhaso pazhasu Idhu raajaraaja chozhan vandi
Anna nadai podum vandi Hey heyy
Chennaiyilae senja vandi Dadaa dadaa daadaa daadaa
Dadaa dadaa daadaa daadaa Aiyaavoda aasa kannaatti
Haa ezhaikkidhu Ellu seedai thaan
Hae namakku idhu Rolls roys thaan
Otta caara roattil ottinaa Courtil kondu serkkum
Vandi thaan Petrolukku selavillaiyae
Ada podhum podhum Krishnaayilu
Krishnaayilum kedaikaattinaa Appo poda venum palm oilu
Hae enna pechu yelanamaa Car yenna kevalamaa
Pogudhu paar oorvalamaa Unakku thaaren seedhanamaa
Venaa daddy ippa aadi aadi Ninnu pochu
Paadi paadi koralum pochu Thalli thalli vaangudhu moochu
Kaara pathi oor engum pechu
Michael jacson break dancer Break pottaa aadidum
Adikkadi kudhikkira adhisaya vandi
Vetta veli pottalilae Vellakkaaran senja vandi
Thathalichu thaalam podudhadi Vakkeel fees mukkaal kaasu
Vaikkol yethu Thannaalae kuviyattum neraiyattum
Paiyila kaasu Vetta veli pottalilae
Vellakkaaran senja vandi Thathalichu thaalam podudhadi
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a lively and humorous duet, characteristic of Ilayaraja's playful compositions, featuring a comical exchange between a man and a woman about an old, dilapidated car. The man, perhaps the owner, boasts about the car's grand history, claiming it was once owned by a Maharaja's grandfather, bought from London, and even compares its majestic movement to a chariot. He exaggerates its past glory, suggesting it could inspire a king to rule. The woman, however, is unimpressed and constantly pokes fun at its current state, calling it a "broken-down vehicle" and suggesting even a bullock cart is better.
The banter continues with the man defending his "wondrous vehicle" that "dances like Michael Jackson" when the brakes are applied, implying its erratic movements. The woman counters by highlighting its impracticality, joking about using kerosene or palm oil instead of petrol and lamenting that it has stopped working, leaving her breathless from pushing it. The song captures a lighthearted argument, celebrating the charm of an old, quirky possession despite its flaws, and the playful dynamic between the two characters.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Anna Nadai Podum?
Anna Nadai Podum is sung by மனோ மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Anna Nadai Podum from?
The song Anna Nadai Podum is featured in the movie Paasa Mazhai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Anna Nadai Podum?
The lyrics for Anna Nadai Podum were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Anna Nadai Podum lyrics?
Yes! Anna Nadai Podum lyrics from Paasa Mazhai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Anna Nadai Podum lyrics?
This song is a lively and humorous duet, characteristic of Ilayaraja's playful compositions, featuring a comical exchange between a man and a woman about an old, dilapidated car. The man, perhaps the owner, boasts about the car's grand history, claiming it was once owned by a Maharaja's grandfather, bought from London, and even compares its majestic movement to a chariot. He exaggerates its past glory, suggesting it could inspire a king to rule. The woman, however, is unimpressed and constantly pokes fun at its current state, calling it a "broken-down vehicle" and suggesting even a bullock cart is better. The banter continues with the man defending his "wondrous vehicle" that "dances like Michael Jackson" when the brakes are applied, implying its erratic movements. The woman counters by highlighting its impracticality, joking about using kerosene or palm oil instead of petrol and lamenting that it has stopped working, leaving her breathless from pushing it. The song captures a lighthearted argument, celebrating the charm of an old, quirky possession despite its flaws, and the playful dynamic between the two characters.