
Chedi Maraivile Lyrics
From the movie Amarakavi Tamil – 1952
Chedi Maraivile Song Lyrics is the track from Amarakavi Tamil – 1952 Tamil Film – 1952. This song was sung by எம். கே. தியாகராஜ பாகவதர் மற்றும் பி. லீலா.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singers : M. K. Thiyagaraja Bhagavathar and P. Leela
Music Director : G. Ramanathan
Lyricist : Suradha
Oo…o…o…ooo…o…
Chedi maraivilae oru poongodi Maraindhae maayam seivadhaen
Chedi maraivilae oru poongodi Maraindhae maayam seivadhaen
Pidikka vandhaalae oodiduvenae
Pidikka vandhaalae oodiduvenae
Nijamae idhu enaiyae thoda mudiyaadhu ummaale
Nijamae idhu enaiyae thoda mudiyaadhu ummaale
Paadum kuyilae paaru ippodhae Paadum kuyilae paaru ippodhae
Thulli odum pulli maanai Thulli odum pulli maanai
Neengal pidikka mudiyumoo Aamaiyalla naanae
Muyal endru sollamatten
Haa Vanna malar soodiya en jaadai pinnalai
Pidithizhuthaal valikkaadho Vanna malar soodiya en jaadai pinnalai
Pidithizhuthaal valikkaadho
Adadadadaa Minnalodu naesamulla chinna idai
Ooduvadhaal odiyaadhoo…hoo Minnalodu naesamulla chinna idai
Ooduvadhaal odiyaadhoo…
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Chedi Maraivile,' is a delightful and playful romantic duet, characteristic of early Tamil cinema. It depicts a charming game of chase and flirtation between a man and a woman. The man, represented by the male singer, is trying to woo or catch the woman, who is playfully evading him, likening herself to a 'flowering vine hiding behind a bush' and engaging in a magical, elusive dance. The lyrics capture the lighthearted banter and the initial stages of romantic pursuit.
The woman's responses are filled with witty metaphors, asserting her agility and delicate beauty. She challenges the man, comparing herself to a fast, spotted deer that cannot be easily caught, explicitly stating she is neither a slow tortoise nor even a rabbit, implying she is swifter and more graceful. She further teases him by asking if pulling her flower-adorned braid wouldn't hurt, and if her 'lightning-like' slender waist wouldn't break from running, highlighting her fragility and desirability while maintaining her playful resistance. It's a classic portrayal of romantic teasing and the joy of the chase.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Chedi Maraivile?
Chedi Maraivile is sung by எம். கே. தியாகராஜ பாகவதர் மற்றும் பி. லீலா.
Which movie is Chedi Maraivile from?
The song Chedi Maraivile is featured in the movie Amarakavi Tamil – 1952.
Who wrote the lyrics for Chedi Maraivile?
The lyrics for Chedi Maraivile were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Chedi Maraivile lyrics?
Yes! Chedi Maraivile lyrics from Amarakavi Tamil – 1952 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Chedi Maraivile lyrics?
This song, 'Chedi Maraivile,' is a delightful and playful romantic duet, characteristic of early Tamil cinema. It depicts a charming game of chase and flirtation between a man and a woman. The man, represented by the male singer, is trying to woo or catch the woman, who is playfully evading him, likening herself to a 'flowering vine hiding behind a bush' and engaging in a magical, elusive dance. The lyrics capture the lighthearted banter and the initial stages of romantic pursuit. The woman's responses are filled with witty metaphors, asserting her agility and delicate beauty. She challenges the man, comparing herself to a fast, spotted deer that cannot be easily caught, explicitly stating she is neither a slow tortoise nor even a rabbit, implying she is swifter and more graceful. She further teases him by asking if pulling her flower-adorned braid wouldn't hurt, and if her 'lightning-like' slender waist wouldn't break from running, highlighting her fragility and desirability while maintaining her playful resistance. It's a classic portrayal of romantic teasing and the joy of the chase.
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