En Peyare Enakku Marandhu Lyrics
From the movie Oru Indhiya Kanavu
En Peyare Enakku Marandhu Song Lyrics is the track from Oru Indhiya Kanavu Tamil Film – 1983. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெயராம். The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Anaamikka anaamikka anaamikka En peyarae enakku maranthu pona
Indha vanantharathil ennai peyar solli Azhaithathu yaar neeya… neeya
Ennai oru minnal keettru Endrallava ninaithirunthen
Nee eppadi adhil niranthira paai mudainthai
Enadhu yaathiraiyil ella manidhargalum Ellai karkalaai irukka
Nee mattum enakku paadhai aaginaai eppadi
Paruva kaalangalaal pusttikkadha En thottam
Un paarvaigalaal pushtithathae
Thee vizhunthaalum urugaadha en nenju
Oru poo vizhundha podhu urugiyadhae
Indha kaadhal megam thaan Manamennum erimalaiyil
Mazhai sindhi mazhai sindhi adhil Ullaasa vanangalai urpathi seiyum
Idhaya rojaa sediyil Indha ottrai poo poothu vitaal
Aththanai mutkalum udhirnthu pogindrana
Vaalibam yenthi paarkkum Thiruvodum idhu thaan
Vaalibam soodi paarkkum Kreedamum idhu than
Mudhalil sapthangalukku Artham sariyaai vilagavillai
Ippodho maunathirukkum kooda Urai ezhudha mudigirathu
En kangal unnidam kaadhal pitchai Ketkkum amudha surabigal
Amudha surabhigal pattini kidakalaama Un paarvaiyai pichaiyidu hmmm pichaiyidu
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song is a profound poetic expression of newfound love and its transformative power. The speaker, initially lost and anonymous ("Anamika"), finds identity and direction through the beloved. The lyrics use vivid metaphors to describe this change: from a fleeting lightning streak to a permanent dwelling, from boundary stones to a guiding path, from barren gardens to flourishing landscapes, and from an unyielding heart to one melted by a single touch. The beloved is portrayed as a divine force that brings meaning, joy, and completeness.
The second part delves deeper into the nature of this love. It's depicted as a life-giving force, like a cloud turning a barren mind into a joyful forest. The blooming of a single rose in the heart signifies the shedding of all pain and negativity. Love is elevated to a sacred, crowning experience of youth, bringing clarity where there was once confusion, even making silence eloquent. The plea for the beloved's gaze, likened to an Amudhasurabi begging for sustenance, underscores the depth of the speaker's yearning and the essential nature of this love for their very existence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of En Peyare Enakku Marandhu?
En Peyare Enakku Marandhu is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெயராம்.
Which movie is En Peyare Enakku Marandhu from?
The song En Peyare Enakku Marandhu is featured in the movie Oru Indhiya Kanavu.
Who wrote the lyrics for En Peyare Enakku Marandhu?
The lyrics for En Peyare Enakku Marandhu were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for En Peyare Enakku Marandhu lyrics?
Yes! En Peyare Enakku Marandhu lyrics from Oru Indhiya Kanavu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of En Peyare Enakku Marandhu lyrics?
The song is a profound poetic expression of newfound love and its transformative power. The speaker, initially lost and anonymous ("Anamika"), finds identity and direction through the beloved. The lyrics use vivid metaphors to describe this change: from a fleeting lightning streak to a permanent dwelling, from boundary stones to a guiding path, from barren gardens to flourishing landscapes, and from an unyielding heart to one melted by a single touch. The beloved is portrayed as a divine force that brings meaning, joy, and completeness. The second part delves deeper into the nature of this love. It's depicted as a life-giving force, like a cloud turning a barren mind into a joyful forest. The blooming of a single rose in the heart signifies the shedding of all pain and negativity. Love is elevated to a sacred, crowning experience of youth, bringing clarity where there was once confusion, even making silence eloquent. The plea for the beloved's gaze, likened to an Amudhasurabi begging for sustenance, underscores the depth of the speaker's yearning and the essential nature of this love for their very existence.
