En Vizhiyin Kanavu Lyrics
From the movie Bangalore Naatkal
En Vizhiyin Kanavu Song Lyrics is the track from Bangalore Naatkal Tamil Film – 2016, Starring Sri Divya, Arya, Bobby Simha, Rana Daggubati, Parvathy Thiruvothu, Raai Laxmi, Paris Laxmi, Prakash Raj, Vinaya Prasad, Sijoy Varghese. This song was sung by அண்ணா கத்ரீனா வளயில் சண்டி. The music was composed by Gopi Sundar. Lyrics works penned by Madhan Karky.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
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En vizhiyin kanavu Un sontham illai
Nee kaanadhae – athil Pizhai thedathae
En siriya ulagil Nee yarum illai
Yen ketkadhae – athil Adi vaikadhae
Ennul nanaai paadum Paadal ottu ketpathaen
Nenjul munumunupathaen En vazhvai vazhvathaen…
Endhan pasi Enthan thagam kuda
Unaikettu varavendumaa… Nee enthan swasamaa…
Meendum meendum enmel Poo veesi pogirai
Edho nee solla paarkirayo
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Enthan kannil Undhan kanneer
Naan yendha Muyalgiren
Un sogam En nenjil
Yendhi pogiren Adhu yenada
Naan yen neeyagiren… Aayinum naan naanae…
Ennil unai kaanathaanae Neeyanenae
Naanae
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Arugae nee thooramaai Dhinamum kondrayadi
Yaar yaaro naam endrayadi
Nenjai kotti naan theerthen Kelaamal nee sendraai
En mel kaadhal thondrathaa… Pesaamal nee vadhaikiraai
En kaadhal nee kaana Maatayaamaatayaa
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Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "En Vizhiyin Kanavu" from 'Bangalore Naatkal' delves into the complex emotions of unrequited love and the internal struggle of a person deeply affected by another's presence. The initial verses express a desire for personal space and individuality, questioning the intrusion of the beloved into one's private world and thoughts. The singer feels their identity is being consumed or challenged by the other person's influence, asking why their very existence seems to revolve around them. This reflects a yearning for self-preservation amidst overwhelming feelings.
As the song progresses, the narrative shifts to a poignant acceptance and even a paradoxical embrace of this influence. The singer attempts to share the beloved's sorrow, acknowledging a deep connection despite the initial resistance. The lines "Why do I become you? Yet, I am myself… Only to see you in me Did I become you, Myself" beautifully capture the essence of losing oneself in love while simultaneously finding a new identity through the beloved. The latter part of the song laments the beloved's emotional distance and indifference, highlighting the pain of unacknowledged love and the torment of silent suffering, culminating in a desperate plea for their love to be seen and reciprocated.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of En Vizhiyin Kanavu?
En Vizhiyin Kanavu is sung by அண்ணா கத்ரீனா வளயில் சண்டி.
Which movie is En Vizhiyin Kanavu from?
The song En Vizhiyin Kanavu is featured in the movie Bangalore Naatkal.
Who wrote the lyrics for En Vizhiyin Kanavu?
The lyrics for En Vizhiyin Kanavu were written by Madhan Karky with music composed by Gopi Sundar.
Is English translation available for En Vizhiyin Kanavu lyrics?
Yes! En Vizhiyin Kanavu lyrics from Bangalore Naatkal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of En Vizhiyin Kanavu lyrics?
The song "En Vizhiyin Kanavu" from 'Bangalore Naatkal' delves into the complex emotions of unrequited love and the internal struggle of a person deeply affected by another's presence. The initial verses express a desire for personal space and individuality, questioning the intrusion of the beloved into one's private world and thoughts. The singer feels their identity is being consumed or challenged by the other person's influence, asking why their very existence seems to revolve around them. This reflects a yearning for self-preservation amidst overwhelming feelings. As the song progresses, the narrative shifts to a poignant acceptance and even a paradoxical embrace of this influence. The singer attempts to share the beloved's sorrow, acknowledging a deep connection despite the initial resistance. The lines "Why do I become you? Yet, I am myself… Only to see you in me Did I become you, Myself" beautifully capture the essence of losing oneself in love while simultaneously finding a new identity through the beloved. The latter part of the song laments the beloved's emotional distance and indifference, highlighting the pain of unacknowledged love and the torment of silent suffering, culminating in a desperate plea for their love to be seen and reciprocated.