
Edhai Ketpatho Lyrics
From the movie Pathumatha Bantham - 1974
Edhai Ketpatho Song Lyrics is the track from Pathumatha Bantham - 1974 Tamil Film – 1974. This song was sung by ஏ. எம். ராஜா மற்றும் ஜிக்கி. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Edhai ketpadho edhai solvadho Naan ariyadha pennallavoo
Nee katkalam naanum sollalaam Adhu puriyadha ondrallavo
Edhai ketpadho edhai solvadho Naan ariyadha pennallavoo
Nee katkalam naanum sollalaam Adhu puriyadha ondrallavo
Iravinil ennai oru tharamenum Anaithirunthaalum naan ketppen andro
Iravugal thorum oru ninaivaaga Irunthirunthaalum naan solven androo
Ungal ullam indru maarum Indha oodal maari koodal vandhu saerum
Ennai maattru inbam oottru Naan naanagum paadhaiyai kattu
Edhai ketpadho edhai solvadho Naan ariyadha pennallavoo
Nee katkalam naanum sollalaam Adhu puriyadha ondrallavo
Irundhadhu ondru iruppadhu ondru Idaiyinil nindren naan engae solven
Vidukadhai podhum vidai solla vendum
Manam mudithenae naan engae selven
Aiyoo paavam indha neram Innum maari maari solli enna laabam
Innum enna kannan sonna Radhai kadhai pola varungal pinna
Edhai ketpadho edhai solvadho Naan ariyadha pennallavoo
Nee katkalam naanum sollalaam Adhu puriyadha ondrallavo
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Edhai Ketpatho', is a classic duet from the 1974 film 'Pathumatha Bantham', beautifully capturing the initial hesitations and eventual surrender in a blossoming romance. The female voice expresses a sense of innocence and uncertainty, questioning what she should ask or say, implying a lack of experience in matters of the heart. The male voice, in turn, reassures her, suggesting that their feelings are not complicated and can be easily understood, inviting her to open up and embrace their connection. The playful banter hints at a 'lovers' quarrel' (oodal) that is destined to transform into a loving union (koodal).
The lyrics delve deeper into the emotional journey, with the male voice promising a change of heart and the arrival of happiness, urging her to allow him to guide her towards her true self. The female voice then reveals a deeper dilemma, stating, "There was one thing, there is another; I stand in between, where will I go?" This suggests a conflict between her past or current state and the new path love offers, possibly hinting at societal expectations or a previous commitment, as she explicitly states, "I have married, where will I go?" The song concludes with an invitation to follow a timeless love story, referencing Radha and Krishna, implying that their love can be just as profound and enduring, ultimately leading to acceptance and shared joy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Edhai Ketpatho?
Edhai Ketpatho is sung by ஏ. எம். ராஜா மற்றும் ஜிக்கி.
Which movie is Edhai Ketpatho from?
The song Edhai Ketpatho is featured in the movie Pathumatha Bantham - 1974.
Who wrote the lyrics for Edhai Ketpatho?
The lyrics for Edhai Ketpatho were written by Kannadasan with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Edhai Ketpatho lyrics?
Yes! Edhai Ketpatho lyrics from Pathumatha Bantham - 1974 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Edhai Ketpatho lyrics?
This song, 'Edhai Ketpatho', is a classic duet from the 1974 film 'Pathumatha Bantham', beautifully capturing the initial hesitations and eventual surrender in a blossoming romance. The female voice expresses a sense of innocence and uncertainty, questioning what she should ask or say, implying a lack of experience in matters of the heart. The male voice, in turn, reassures her, suggesting that their feelings are not complicated and can be easily understood, inviting her to open up and embrace their connection. The playful banter hints at a 'lovers' quarrel' (oodal) that is destined to transform into a loving union (koodal). The lyrics delve deeper into the emotional journey, with the male voice promising a change of heart and the arrival of happiness, urging her to allow him to guide her towards her true self. The female voice then reveals a deeper dilemma, stating, "There was one thing, there is another; I stand in between, where will I go?" This suggests a conflict between her past or current state and the new path love offers, possibly hinting at societal expectations or a previous commitment, as she explicitly states, "I have married, where will I go?" The song concludes with an invitation to follow a timeless love story, referencing Radha and Krishna, implying that their love can be just as profound and enduring, ultimately leading to acceptance and shared joy.
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