Ayyo Ayyo Lyrics
From the movie Manjapai
Ayyo Ayyo Song Lyrics is the track from Manjapai Tamil Film – 2014, Starring Vimal, Lakshmi Menon, Rajkiran, Prathap Pothan, Vaiyapuri, Yuvina Parthavi, Kadhal Saravanan. This song was sung by சாய்லட்சுமி, ஐஸ்வர்யா, அஸ்விதா, வைஷாலி. The music was composed by N. R. Raghunanthan. Lyrics works penned by Yugabharathi.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Ayshwarya, Asvitha and Vaishali
Childrens : Ayyo ayyo thathavoda alambal Dhaanae thaangala
Dayyo dayyo dayyara dayyo Avaru style-u aambala
Childrens : Oora paarthum nadungala Ulaga paarthum mayangala
Avara pola oruththarai Indha chennai city paakkala
Childrens : Ayyo ayyo thathavoda alambal Dhaanae thaangala
Dayyo dayyo dayyara dayyo Avaru style-u aambala
Childrens : Neecha kulathil thuniya thuvachu Kaaya thaanae pottaaru
Edhutha veettu kadhavai thatti Eraval kozhambu kettaaru
Childrens : Yaarum inga uravu dhaan Avarai poruththa varaiyila
Pattikkaattu manasu dhaan Edhaiyum maraikka theriyalai
Childrens : Eh thanna pola Pirara ennum
Thatha lootti oyala
Thaarathatha thatha thatha Tha tha tha
Thaarathatha thatha Tha tha tha thaa
Childrens : Ayyo ayyo thathavoda alambal Dhaanae thaangala
Dayyo dayyo dayyara dayyo Avaru style-u aambala
Heybabapappa bapa babapappa bappa Babapappa bapa babapappa paa
Babapappa bapa babapappa bappa Babapappa babapappa
Childrens : Aala parandhu aluppillaama Veettu velaiyai seivaaru
Aruvi thanniyai kudicha aalu Water can-a aanaaru
Childrens : Aala marathu kuruviyai Avaraal paakka mudiyala
Kaala neettiyum urangavum Kaithu kattil kedaikala
Childrens : Eh aana kooda Thatha voda settai mattum kuraiyala
Thaarathatha thatha thatha Tha tha tha
Thaarathatha thatha Tha tha tha thaa
Childrens : Ayyo ayyo thathavoda alambal Dhaanae thaangala
Dayyo dayyo dayyara dayyo Avaru style-u aambala
Childrens : Oora paarthum nadungala Ulaga paarthum mayangala
Avara pola oruththarai Indha chennai city paakkala
Childrens : Ayyo ayyo ayyo ayyo Ayyo ayyo thathavoda alambal
Dhaanae thaangala
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Ayyo Ayyo" from the movie 'Manjapai' is a playful and affectionate tribute to a grandfather who moves from a village to the city. Sung from the perspective of children, the lyrics highlight his endearing, often comical, antics and his inability to adapt to urban norms. He washes clothes in a swimming pool, asks neighbors for borrowed curry, and treats everyone like family, showcasing his innocent, straightforward village mentality. Despite the city's unfamiliarity and lack of simple comforts like a banyan tree or a rope cot, his mischievous spirit remains undiminished, painting a picture of a lovable, unpretentious character.
The song beautifully captures the clash between rural simplicity and urban sophistication through the grandfather's actions. It evokes a sense of warmth and humor, celebrating his unique personality that stands out in the bustling city. The children's repeated exclamations of "Ayyo Ayyo" (Oh my, oh my) convey both exasperation and deep affection for their grandpa's unconventional ways, emphasizing that his "style" is truly one-of-a-kind and unforgettable. The song's mood is lighthearted and joyful, reflecting the innocent charm of the character and the loving bond he shares with his grandchildren.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ayyo Ayyo?
Ayyo Ayyo is sung by சாய்லட்சுமி, ஐஸ்வர்யா, அஸ்விதா, வைஷாலி.
Which movie is Ayyo Ayyo from?
The song Ayyo Ayyo is featured in the movie Manjapai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ayyo Ayyo?
The lyrics for Ayyo Ayyo were written by Yugabharathi with music composed by N. R. Raghunanthan.
Is English translation available for Ayyo Ayyo lyrics?
Yes! Ayyo Ayyo lyrics from Manjapai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ayyo Ayyo lyrics?
The song "Ayyo Ayyo" from the movie 'Manjapai' is a playful and affectionate tribute to a grandfather who moves from a village to the city. Sung from the perspective of children, the lyrics highlight his endearing, often comical, antics and his inability to adapt to urban norms. He washes clothes in a swimming pool, asks neighbors for borrowed curry, and treats everyone like family, showcasing his innocent, straightforward village mentality. Despite the city's unfamiliarity and lack of simple comforts like a banyan tree or a rope cot, his mischievous spirit remains undiminished, painting a picture of a lovable, unpretentious character. The song beautifully captures the clash between rural simplicity and urban sophistication through the grandfather's actions. It evokes a sense of warmth and humor, celebrating his unique personality that stands out in the bustling city. The children's repeated exclamations of "Ayyo Ayyo" (Oh my, oh my) convey both exasperation and deep affection for their grandpa's unconventional ways, emphasizing that his "style" is truly one-of-a-kind and unforgettable. The song's mood is lighthearted and joyful, reflecting the innocent charm of the character and the loving bond he shares with his grandchildren.