Ayyo Paavam Lyrics
From the movie Velainu Vandhutta Vellaikaaran
Ayyo Paavam Song Lyrics is the track from Velainu Vandhutta Vellaikaaran Tamil Film – 2016, Starring Vishnu Vishal, Nikki Galrani, Soori, Aadukalam Naren, Ravi Mariya, Robo Shankar, Vaiyapuri, Swaminathan, Rajendran, Kumki Ashwin. This song was sung by Vishnu, Nikki Galrani. The music was composed by C. Sathya. Lyrics works penned by Yugabharathi.
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{Ayyo paavam Ayyo paavam aambala
Adha solla poren Naanum indha song-ula} (2)
Azhaga rasipathudhaan Aangalin virupamada
Palagi kedupathudhaan Pengalin valakamada
Solla solla nooru undu Sangaadhi
Indha pengalalae Illa illa nimmadhi
Nimmadhinimmadhii
Ayyo paavam ayyo paavam Ayyo paavam aambala
Solla poren solla poren Naanum indha song-ula
Ayyo paavam Ayyo paavam aambala
Adha solla poren Naanum indha song-ula
Polladhadha pesa Ava punnagaiyum veesa
Kalandu poyiduthae trouser-u Summa irundhalum
Namma suthi varum peiya Ava thaan paniduva murder-u
Nadippil ava kalaimamani Nayama mammala thodarum sani
Ava thaanae dhesai thedi Thunbam tharum saguni
Pathuthala paambum Ava pakkathula poga
Bayandhu ninnathuthaan sarithiram Kottugira thezhum
Ava kittathula poga Usura vittathu thaan tharithiram
Edhukkum ava adangathava Edhaiyum seiya thayangathava
Avalalae manam nova Sethen pala thadava
{Ayyo paavam Ayyo paavamayoo paavam} (2)
Ayyo paavam Ayyo paavam aambala
Adha solla poren Naanum indha song-ula
Azhaga rasipathudhaan Aangalin virupamada
Palagi kedupathudhaan Pengalin valakamada
Solla solla nooru undu Sangaadhi
Indha pengalalae Illa illa nimmadhi
Nimmadhinimmadhii
Ayyo paavam ayyo paavam Ayyo paavam aambala
Ayyo paavam ayyo paavam Ayyo paavam aambala
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Ayyo Paavam', from the movie 'Velainu Vandhutta Vellaikaaran', is a humorous and exaggerated lament from a male perspective about the perceived troubles and complexities women bring into men's lives. The lyrics, sung by a male character, portray women as charming yet manipulative, capable of causing distress and chaos. It uses hyperbole and cultural references, like comparing women to the mythological Shakuni (a master manipulator) and even a ten-headed serpent, to emphasize the 'suffering' men endure. The overall tone is light-hearted and comedic, typical of a 'gaana' style song often used for comic relief in Tamil cinema.
The song's central theme revolves around the playful battle of the sexes, where men feel victimized by women's allure and cunning. It highlights the contrast between men's simple desire to appreciate beauty and women's alleged tendency to complicate relationships. Despite the seemingly negative portrayal, the song is not meant to be taken seriously but rather as a comical expression of male frustration, resonating with audiences through its relatable, albeit exaggerated, observations on gender dynamics in a humorous context.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ayyo Paavam?
Ayyo Paavam is sung by Vishnu, Nikki Galrani.
Which movie is Ayyo Paavam from?
The song Ayyo Paavam is featured in the movie Velainu Vandhutta Vellaikaaran.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ayyo Paavam?
The lyrics for Ayyo Paavam were written by Yugabharathi with music composed by C. Sathya.
Is English translation available for Ayyo Paavam lyrics?
Yes! Ayyo Paavam lyrics from Velainu Vandhutta Vellaikaaran include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ayyo Paavam lyrics?
This song, 'Ayyo Paavam', from the movie 'Velainu Vandhutta Vellaikaaran', is a humorous and exaggerated lament from a male perspective about the perceived troubles and complexities women bring into men's lives. The lyrics, sung by a male character, portray women as charming yet manipulative, capable of causing distress and chaos. It uses hyperbole and cultural references, like comparing women to the mythological Shakuni (a master manipulator) and even a ten-headed serpent, to emphasize the 'suffering' men endure. The overall tone is light-hearted and comedic, typical of a 'gaana' style song often used for comic relief in Tamil cinema. The song's central theme revolves around the playful battle of the sexes, where men feel victimized by women's allure and cunning. It highlights the contrast between men's simple desire to appreciate beauty and women's alleged tendency to complicate relationships. Despite the seemingly negative portrayal, the song is not meant to be taken seriously but rather as a comical expression of male frustration, resonating with audiences through its relatable, albeit exaggerated, observations on gender dynamics in a humorous context.