Eesan Mel Unakku Female Lyrics
From the movie Varam Tharum Vadivelan
Eesan Mel Unakku Female Song Lyrics is the track from Varam Tharum Vadivelan Tamil Film – 1993. This song was sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by S. A. Rajkumar.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Hoi hoiyaa hoiyaa Hoyyaare hoyyaare hoyyaa
Hoi hoiyaa hoiyaa Hoyyaare hoyyaare hoyyaa
Eesan mel unakku aasaithaan etharkku Pithan avanthaane thozhi
Eesan mel unakku aasaithaan etharkku Pithan avanthaane thozhi
Thaayindri thanthaiyindri Thannanthaniyaaga nirkkum
Kangai thunaivanukku kannippen etharkku
Eesan mel unakku aasaithaan etharkku Pithan avanthaane thozhi
Eesan mel unakku aasaithaan etharkku Pithan avanthaane thozhi
Kaattil iruppavanaam Sudu saambal anibavanaam
Paambai aninthavanaam Kodum nanjai undavanaam
Kannappa vedanidam kaaladi pattu Manmatha rajanidam villadi pattu
Kannappa vedanidam kaaladi pattu Manmatha rajanidam villadi pattu
Pittukku man sumanthu Pirambadi patta
Pithan mogam etharkku thozhiye
Eesan mel unakku aasaithaan etharkku Pithan avanthaane thozhi
Eesan mel unakku aasaithaan etharkku Pithan avanthaane thozhi
Moondraam kannaikondu Andru muppuram erithavanaam
Kaattil koyil kondu Thiru oattil unavu undu
Puli tholai araikkaninthu Oru peyan ena thirinthu
Puli tholai araikkaninthu Oru peyan ena thirinthu
Thirisoolam konda Sadai maamuniyin
Kaathal unakketharkku thozhiye
Eesan mel unakku aasaithaan etharkku Pithan avanthaane thozhi
Eesan mel unakku aasaithaan etharkku Pithan avanthaane thozhi
Thaayindri thanthaiyindri Thannanthaniyaaga nirkkum
Kangai thunaivanukku Kannippen etharkku
Eesan mel unakku aasaithaan etharkku Pithan avanthaane thozhi
Eesan mel unakku aasaithaan etharkku Pithan avanthaane thozhi
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a playful yet critical commentary on Lord Shiva, delivered from the perspective of a friend (thozhi) to another who seems to be enamored with the deity. The lyrics highlight Shiva's unconventional and ascetic nature, questioning why anyone would be attracted to a 'madman' (pithan) who lives in forests, wears ashes and snakes, consumes poison, and has no traditional family. It lists various mythological anecdotes, such as Shiva being kicked by Kannappa, struck by Manmatha's arrow, carrying mud for 'pittu,' and burning the three cities with his third eye, all to emphasize his eccentric and often harsh characteristics.
The underlying theme is a lighthearted teasing of devotion, where the friend points out all the 'flaws' and unusual aspects of Shiva, almost trying to dissuade the other from her affection. Despite the critical tone, it implicitly acknowledges Shiva's power and unique identity, which often draws devotees precisely because of his detachment from worldly norms. The song captures a common cultural narrative where divine figures are sometimes portrayed with human-like quirks and subjected to affectionate banter.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Eesan Mel Unakku Female?
Eesan Mel Unakku Female is sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Eesan Mel Unakku Female from?
The song Eesan Mel Unakku Female is featured in the movie Varam Tharum Vadivelan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Eesan Mel Unakku Female?
The lyrics for Eesan Mel Unakku Female were written by Unknown with music composed by S. A. Rajkumar.
Is English translation available for Eesan Mel Unakku Female lyrics?
Yes! Eesan Mel Unakku Female lyrics from Varam Tharum Vadivelan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Eesan Mel Unakku Female lyrics?
This song is a playful yet critical commentary on Lord Shiva, delivered from the perspective of a friend (thozhi) to another who seems to be enamored with the deity. The lyrics highlight Shiva's unconventional and ascetic nature, questioning why anyone would be attracted to a 'madman' (pithan) who lives in forests, wears ashes and snakes, consumes poison, and has no traditional family. It lists various mythological anecdotes, such as Shiva being kicked by Kannappa, struck by Manmatha's arrow, carrying mud for 'pittu,' and burning the three cities with his third eye, all to emphasize his eccentric and often harsh characteristics. The underlying theme is a lighthearted teasing of devotion, where the friend points out all the 'flaws' and unusual aspects of Shiva, almost trying to dissuade the other from her affection. Despite the critical tone, it implicitly acknowledges Shiva's power and unique identity, which often draws devotees precisely because of his detachment from worldly norms. The song captures a common cultural narrative where divine figures are sometimes portrayed with human-like quirks and subjected to affectionate banter.
