Anname Sorname Lyrics
From the movie Tharaiyil Pootha Malar
Anname Sorname Song Lyrics is the track from Tharaiyil Pootha Malar Tamil Film – 1980. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் பூரணி. The music was composed by Gangai Amaran. Lyrics works penned by Muthulingam.
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Annamae sornamae vairamae Ingu vanthu en paatta kettukkadi
Annamae sornamae vairamae Ingu vanthu en paatta kettukkadi
Adiyae naan chinnappaa maadhiri Nee antha kannaampaa maathiri
Adiyae naan chinnappaa maadhiri Nee antha kannaampaa maathiri
Mkt paagavathar paadaatha Themmaangu sangathiyai paaduraen aadavaadi
Annamae sornamae vairamae Ingu vanthu en paatta kettukkadi
Karaiyaeriyae paayuthu kenda Alai polavae aadattum konda
Karaiyaeriyae paayuthu kenda Alai polavae aadattum konda
Un kaalula kulunguthu thanda Ingu kaayuthu paadura thonda
Un kaalula kulunguthu thanda Ingu kaayuthu paadura thonda
Thanni kodang kondu vantha pullae Naan thaagam kondaendi chinna pullae
Thanni kodang kondu vantha pullae Naan thaagam kondaendi chinna pullae
Nee aadu pullae…yaeyae…yae…yaeyae Nee aadu pullae…
En kannaatti mayilaattam Kasthoori maanaattam thalathoda neeyaadadi
Annamae sornamae vairamae Ingu vanthu en paatta kettukkadi
Nee aavani maathaththu megam Un thaavani thoonduthu mogam
Innum aattaththil kaattadi vegam Kannu yaenadi verkkuthu thegam
Innum aattaththil kaattadi vegam Kannu yaenadi verkkuthu thegam
Vandu moikkaatha kanagaamparam Nee yaarum koiyyaatha koiyaappazham
Vandu moikkaatha kanagaamparam Nee yaarum koiyyaatha koiyaappazham
Adi vellaiyammaa…aa…aa…aaa Adi vellaiyammaa
Naan unnaasa madhura veeran Unmaiyilae madhurakkaran chellakutti neeyaadadi
Annamae sornamae vairamae Ingu vanthu en paatta kettukkadi
Adi en paatta kettukkadi
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Anname Sorname' from the 1980 film 'Tharaiyil Pootha Malar', is a vibrant and playful folk duet. The male singer, likely a village youth, expresses his deep admiration and affection for a woman, urging her to dance. He uses rich, traditional Tamil metaphors, comparing her to precious elements like a swan, gold, and diamond, and praising her beauty and grace. The lyrics are filled with playful banter, referencing classic Tamil cinema personalities like Chinnappa, Kannamba, and M.K.T. Bhagavathar, adding a nostalgic and cultural layer to the courtship.
The song captures the essence of rural romance and celebration, with the male protagonist encouraging the woman to showcase her dancing prowess. He describes her allure, from her swaying hair to her jingling anklets, and expresses his thirst for her presence and attention. The lyrics also highlight her untouched beauty, comparing her to a Kanakambaram flower and an unplucked guava, emphasizing her purity and desirability. The song culminates in his declaration of being her "Madura Veeran," a heroic figure, solidifying his affection and inviting her to dance with him.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Anname Sorname?
Anname Sorname is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் பூரணி.
Which movie is Anname Sorname from?
The song Anname Sorname is featured in the movie Tharaiyil Pootha Malar.
Who wrote the lyrics for Anname Sorname?
The lyrics for Anname Sorname were written by Muthulingam with music composed by Gangai Amaran.
Is English translation available for Anname Sorname lyrics?
Yes! Anname Sorname lyrics from Tharaiyil Pootha Malar include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Anname Sorname lyrics?
This song, 'Anname Sorname' from the 1980 film 'Tharaiyil Pootha Malar', is a vibrant and playful folk duet. The male singer, likely a village youth, expresses his deep admiration and affection for a woman, urging her to dance. He uses rich, traditional Tamil metaphors, comparing her to precious elements like a swan, gold, and diamond, and praising her beauty and grace. The lyrics are filled with playful banter, referencing classic Tamil cinema personalities like Chinnappa, Kannamba, and M.K.T. Bhagavathar, adding a nostalgic and cultural layer to the courtship. The song captures the essence of rural romance and celebration, with the male protagonist encouraging the woman to showcase her dancing prowess. He describes her allure, from her swaying hair to her jingling anklets, and expresses his thirst for her presence and attention. The lyrics also highlight her untouched beauty, comparing her to a Kanakambaram flower and an unplucked guava, emphasizing her purity and desirability. The song culminates in his declaration of being her "Madura Veeran," a heroic figure, solidifying his affection and inviting her to dance with him.
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