Annamalai Lyrics
From the movie Pudhiya Geethai
Annamalai Song Lyrics is the track from Pudhiya Geethai Tamil Film – 2003, Starring Vijay, Meera Jasmine, Ameesha Patel, Kalabhavan Mani, Karunas, Nassar, Sarath Babu, Ilavarasu, Madhumitha, Florent Pereira. This song was sung by தேவன், திப்பு. The music was composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja. Lyrics works penned by Vijay Sagar.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Eight ezhu six anju Four moonu two onnu
Hey annamalai thambhi ingae Aada vanthen daa
Ungha thalapathi naan gaana paatu Paada vanthen daa
Dealu venam daa Dolu poodum daa
Patta kelappum gaanavae thaanda Kitta vanthu nee altadhadaa
Patti thotti ellamae gaana Pichu odharum kilaadi naan
Hey annamalai thambhi ingae Aada vanthen daa
Ungha thalapathi naan gaana paatu Paada vanthen daa
Dealu venam daa Dolu poodum daa
Patta kelappum gaanavae thaanda Kitta vanthu nee altadhadaa
Patti thotti ellamae gaana Pichu odharum kilaadi naan
Well done western music banner Well done music answer question
Sunday beach bar sandwich treat Santhome street summa music treat
Back street boys da Best fit boys da
Unga gaana thaan Veri naayin niose u daa
Wester nee kelu Much better choice daa
Five four three two one
Hey mukkalikku moonu kaaluda Nee kunthikkira naakalikku
Naalu kaaludaa Ada meiyalumaa thakkalikku
Kaalu illadaa Ada ungappuraanae enna vella
Aalu illa daa
Ethiru pootiyinnu Vanthaalae naan ready daa
Naan joot machi Gaanavin saarathy daa
Nee thothuputtu Odanum daa egiri odanum daa
Haa kaatadhae jikkiri jikkiri jaappu
Ungal gaanavil Sweet illai beat illai
Soodettri moodettrum feel illai Or disco illai
Break danceum illai Hei paadaamal vaai moodi poda neeyum
Hey gujaal aana gaana Bejaar aana gaana
Puuttukinnu ponaalae Poonthamalli gaana
Vechikaatha veena Atchikkathaan vena
Hey suthi vanthen cheena Naan sungu vacha baanaa daa
Whistling :
Hey annamalai thambhi ingae Aada vanthen daa
Ungha thalapathi naan gaana paatu Paada vanthen daa
Dealu venam daa Dolu poodum daa
Patta kelappum gaanavae thaanda Kitta vanthu nee altadhadaa
Patti thotti ellamae gaana Pichu odharum kilaadi naan
Whistling :
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song is a typical 'Gaana' style track, characterized by its raw energy, street-smart lyrics, and often a confrontational or boastful tone. The singer, representing "your commander" (தளபதி), declares his arrival to sing Gaana and dance, asserting his dominance and skill. He dismisses any need for "deals" or "tolls," emphasizing the pure, unadulterated power of his Gaana music, which he claims will "create a stir" and "tear up" every corner. He positions himself as an "expert" (கில்லாடி) in this genre.
The lyrics also contain playful taunts and challenges to other music styles or perceived rivals. He contrasts his "Gaana" with "Back Street Boys" and "Western" music, humorously calling the latter "noise of a rabid dog" while ironically suggesting it's a "better choice." He uses everyday analogies (three-legged stool, tomato) to assert his invincibility and readiness for any competition. The song culminates in a direct challenge, dismissing the opponent's music as lacking "sweetness, beat, or mood-setting feel," and boasting about the widespread influence of his own "Gaana," even referencing global locations and the "rap virus." It's a high-energy, self-aggrandizing anthem celebrating the power and authenticity of Gaana music.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Annamalai?
Annamalai is sung by தேவன், திப்பு.
Which movie is Annamalai from?
The song Annamalai is featured in the movie Pudhiya Geethai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Annamalai?
The lyrics for Annamalai were written by Vijay Sagar with music composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja.
Is English translation available for Annamalai lyrics?
Yes! Annamalai lyrics from Pudhiya Geethai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Annamalai lyrics?
The song is a typical 'Gaana' style track, characterized by its raw energy, street-smart lyrics, and often a confrontational or boastful tone. The singer, representing "your commander" (தளபதி), declares his arrival to sing Gaana and dance, asserting his dominance and skill. He dismisses any need for "deals" or "tolls," emphasizing the pure, unadulterated power of his Gaana music, which he claims will "create a stir" and "tear up" every corner. He positions himself as an "expert" (கில்லாடி) in this genre. The lyrics also contain playful taunts and challenges to other music styles or perceived rivals. He contrasts his "Gaana" with "Back Street Boys" and "Western" music, humorously calling the latter "noise of a rabid dog" while ironically suggesting it's a "better choice." He uses everyday analogies (three-legged stool, tomato) to assert his invincibility and readiness for any competition. The song culminates in a direct challenge, dismissing the opponent's music as lacking "sweetness, beat, or mood-setting feel," and boasting about the widespread influence of his own "Gaana," even referencing global locations and the "rap virus." It's a high-energy, self-aggrandizing anthem celebrating the power and authenticity of Gaana music.