
Deva Varaan Deva Varaan Lyrics
From the movie Deva
Deva Varaan Deva Varaan Song Lyrics is the track from Deva Tamil Film – 1995, Starring Vijay, Swathi, Manorama, Mansoor Ali Khan, Manivannan, Sivakumar. This song was sung by ஷோபா சந்திரசேகர். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Deva varaan deva varaan Themmaangu paadu
Deva varum veedhiyellaam Poopandhal podu
Chinna chinna ponnunga ellaam Edunga aaraththi
Vekkappattu nikkalaamaa Vaadi rasathi
Enga veettu chellapillai Oorukkellaam sondha pillai
Veluththa manasum sirichcha mugamum azhagaa
Deva varaan deva varaan Themmaangu paadu
Poovaa poovaa kottuthadi Therkkaththi kaaththu
Kannu rendum sokkuthadi Rasava paarththu
Thaayi paadum paattai kettu Rasigan aanaandi
Thagappan polae peru vaangi Manushan aanaandi
Kuththu sandai kaththi sandai Oththaikkoththa kambu sandai
Edhilum jeyikkum veeran theeran ivanthaan
Deva varaan deva varaan Themmaangu paadu
Deva varum veedhiyellaam Poopandhal podu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a vibrant and celebratory welcome for the character Deva. It paints a picture of a beloved figure returning or arriving, with the entire village or community coming together to honor him. The lyrics evoke a festive atmosphere, urging everyone, especially young girls, to participate in traditional welcoming rituals like Aarthi and to decorate the streets with flowers. It highlights Deva's endearing qualities – his pure heart, smiling face, and his status as a cherished son of both his family and the community.
The song further establishes Deva's character as a strong, capable, and respected individual. It mentions his appreciation for his mother's songs, suggesting a sensitive side, and his achievement of earning a good name like his father, indicating his maturity and responsibility. The verses also praise his prowess in various forms of combat, portraying him as a fearless and victorious hero. Overall, the song is an ode to a charismatic and admired protagonist, filled with joy, pride, and communal affection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Deva Varaan Deva Varaan?
Deva Varaan Deva Varaan is sung by ஷோபா சந்திரசேகர்.
Which movie is Deva Varaan Deva Varaan from?
The song Deva Varaan Deva Varaan is featured in the movie Deva.
Who wrote the lyrics for Deva Varaan Deva Varaan?
The lyrics for Deva Varaan Deva Varaan were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Deva Varaan Deva Varaan lyrics?
Yes! Deva Varaan Deva Varaan lyrics from Deva include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Deva Varaan Deva Varaan lyrics?
This song is a vibrant and celebratory welcome for the character Deva. It paints a picture of a beloved figure returning or arriving, with the entire village or community coming together to honor him. The lyrics evoke a festive atmosphere, urging everyone, especially young girls, to participate in traditional welcoming rituals like Aarthi and to decorate the streets with flowers. It highlights Deva's endearing qualities – his pure heart, smiling face, and his status as a cherished son of both his family and the community. The song further establishes Deva's character as a strong, capable, and respected individual. It mentions his appreciation for his mother's songs, suggesting a sensitive side, and his achievement of earning a good name like his father, indicating his maturity and responsibility. The verses also praise his prowess in various forms of combat, portraying him as a fearless and victorious hero. Overall, the song is an ode to a charismatic and admired protagonist, filled with joy, pride, and communal affection.
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