Anname Anname Lyrics
From the movie Valiba Vilayattu
Anname Anname Song Lyrics is the track from Valiba Vilayattu Tamil Film – 1990, Starring Mohan, Shari, Kovai Sarala, M. R. Krishnamurthy, S. S. Chandran, Senthamarai, Thiyagu, Usilai Mani, V. K. Ramasamy. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம் மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Sankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Annamae annamae Aasaiyin chinnamae vaa ingae
Annamae annamae Aasaiyin chinnamae vaa ingae
Meenae kokkuthaanae vaazhvae kikkuthaanae Meenae kokkuthaanae vaazhvae kikkuthaanae
Manmadha manmadha Ambudan odivaa naanaachu
Manmadha manmadha Ambudan odivaa naanaachu
Meenae kokkuthaanae vaazhvae kikkuthaanae Meenae kokkuthaanae vaazhvae kikkuthaanae
Thaen navil Pattaal thaan thithikkum un dhegam
Uttaalum thithikkum en paarvai Pattaalum pathikkum un karppai
Thottaalum ottikkum Aangaangae thangangal undu
Nee aadaikkul thaen thaedum vandu Aangaangae thangangal undu
Nee aadaikkul thaen thaedum vandu
Nilavu thaan vilum varai Pazhagalaam palamurai
Nee konjam kann kattamma
Manmadha manmadha Ambudan odivaa naanaachu
Annamae annamae Aasaiyin chinnamae vaa ingae
Meenae kokkuthaanae vaazhvae kikkuthaanae Meenae kokkuthaanae vaazhvae kikkuthaanae
Thangangal appodhum eppodhum mannodu Per inbam eppodhum pennondu
Noor inbam ippodhu unnodu Koosaamal kondaadu
Mudi konda raajakkal undu Pin mudiyaalae yuthangal undu
Mudi konda raajakkal undu Pin mudiyaalae yuthangal undu
Thalai mudhal nuni varai Thalaivanin thaniyarai
Paai pottu thaalattuvaen
Annamae annamae Aasaiyin chinnamae vaa ingae
Manmadha manmadha Ambudan odivaa naanaachu
Ahaa meenae kokkuthaanae Vaazhvae kikkuthaanae
Meenae kokkuthaanae Vaazhvae kikkuthaanae
Lalaaa laalaala laa laaa Lalaaa laalaala laa laaa
Lalaaa laalaala laa laaa Lalaaa laalaala laa laaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Anname Anname," from the 1990 movie 'Valiba Vilayattu,' is a classic romantic duet filled with playful banter and passionate declarations between lovers. The lyrics, penned by Vairamuthu, use rich metaphors and suggestive language to express intense desire and mutual attraction. The male singer likens his beloved to a swan, a symbol of beauty, and declares his readiness for love, invoking Manmadha (Cupid). He describes her body as sweet and precious, expressing his eagerness to explore her beauty, while she reciprocates with equally bold statements about the eternal pleasure found in women and the power of their allure.
The song's mood is overtly sensual and celebratory of physical love, characteristic of many Tamil cinema duets of its era. The recurring line "Fish are for the stork, life is for thrills" encapsulates the song's theme of embracing passionate experiences and the natural order of attraction. Both partners express their longing and readiness for intimacy, promising a night of shared pleasure. The lyrics paint a picture of uninhibited affection and mutual admiration, making it a vibrant and energetic romantic number.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Anname Anname?
Anname Anname is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம் மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Anname Anname from?
The song Anname Anname is featured in the movie Valiba Vilayattu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Anname Anname?
The lyrics for Anname Anname were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Sankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Anname Anname lyrics?
Yes! Anname Anname lyrics from Valiba Vilayattu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Anname Anname lyrics?
This song, "Anname Anname," from the 1990 movie 'Valiba Vilayattu,' is a classic romantic duet filled with playful banter and passionate declarations between lovers. The lyrics, penned by Vairamuthu, use rich metaphors and suggestive language to express intense desire and mutual attraction. The male singer likens his beloved to a swan, a symbol of beauty, and declares his readiness for love, invoking Manmadha (Cupid). He describes her body as sweet and precious, expressing his eagerness to explore her beauty, while she reciprocates with equally bold statements about the eternal pleasure found in women and the power of their allure. The song's mood is overtly sensual and celebratory of physical love, characteristic of many Tamil cinema duets of its era. The recurring line "Fish are for the stork, life is for thrills" encapsulates the song's theme of embracing passionate experiences and the natural order of attraction. Both partners express their longing and readiness for intimacy, promising a night of shared pleasure. The lyrics paint a picture of uninhibited affection and mutual admiration, making it a vibrant and energetic romantic number.
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