Enna Enna Inikkithu Lyrics
From the movie Parisu
Enna Enna Inikkithu Song Lyrics is the track from Parisu Tamil Film – 1963. This song was sung by டி.எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by K.V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Enna enna Inikudhu yedhedho
Ninaikudhu vanna Vanna thotrangal
Anju rooba
Kannai Vattamitu mayakudhu
Anju rooba
{ Kallaal Aditha adi valikavillai
Andha kaayathilae Udambu thudikavillai } (2)
Kannaal Aditha adi valikudhadi
Nee kannaal aditha Adi valikudhadi andha
Kaayathilae manadhu thudikudhadi
Enna enna Inikudhu yedhedho
Ninaikudhu
Vanna Vanna thotrangal
Anju rooba
Kannai Vattamitu mayakudhu
Anju rooba
{ Thaayar Anaithirundha
Mayakamundu naan Thandhai madiyirundha
Pazhakamundu } (2)
{ Nee Yaaro naan
Yaaro theriyaadhu } (2) Indru nernthadhu
Yennavendru puriyaadhu
Enna enna Inikudhu yedhedho
Ninaikudhu
Vanna Vanna thotrangal
Anju rooba
Kannai Vattamitu mayakudhu
Anju rooba
{ Vara vara Idhayangal malarndhu
Varum valamana Ennangal midhandhu varum } (2)
{ Pala pala Aasaigal niraindhu
Varum paruvathin Menmai purindhu vidum } (2)
Oruvarul Oruvarai ondraaki vaithadhu
Vita kurai Thotta kurai anju rooba
Ini dhegathil valarum anju rooba
Enna enna Inikudhu yedhedho
Ninaikudhu
Vanna Vanna thotrangal
Anju rooba
Kannai Vattamitu mayakudhu
Anju rooba
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song beautifully captures the intoxicating and bewildering feelings of new love. The protagonist is overwhelmed by an inexplicable sweetness and sees vibrant, enchanting visions. The recurring phrase "five rupees" adds a playful, almost whimsical element, perhaps symbolizing a small, precious token, a dowry, or even the simple, yet profound, value of this budding connection. The lyrics poignantly contrast physical pain from a stone's blow with the deeper, more impactful pain (or rather, intense sensation) caused by a lover's gaze, highlighting the emotional depth of this new experience.
The narrative further explores the unfamiliarity of this profound emotion. The singer acknowledges the comfort of parental love but admits to being lost in the newness of this bond, unable to comprehend what has transpired between two strangers. As the song progresses, it anticipates the blossoming of hearts, the emergence of shared desires, and a deeper understanding of love's beauty. The "five rupees" then evolves to represent a destiny or a shared future that will grow and intertwine within their very beings, signifying a bond that transcends the material and becomes an integral part of their existence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Enna Enna Inikkithu?
Enna Enna Inikkithu is sung by டி.எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Enna Enna Inikkithu from?
The song Enna Enna Inikkithu is featured in the movie Parisu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Enna Enna Inikkithu?
The lyrics for Enna Enna Inikkithu were written by Kannadasan with music composed by K.V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Enna Enna Inikkithu lyrics?
Yes! Enna Enna Inikkithu lyrics from Parisu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Enna Enna Inikkithu lyrics?
This song beautifully captures the intoxicating and bewildering feelings of new love. The protagonist is overwhelmed by an inexplicable sweetness and sees vibrant, enchanting visions. The recurring phrase "five rupees" adds a playful, almost whimsical element, perhaps symbolizing a small, precious token, a dowry, or even the simple, yet profound, value of this budding connection. The lyrics poignantly contrast physical pain from a stone's blow with the deeper, more impactful pain (or rather, intense sensation) caused by a lover's gaze, highlighting the emotional depth of this new experience. The narrative further explores the unfamiliarity of this profound emotion. The singer acknowledges the comfort of parental love but admits to being lost in the newness of this bond, unable to comprehend what has transpired between two strangers. As the song progresses, it anticipates the blossoming of hearts, the emergence of shared desires, and a deeper understanding of love's beauty. The "five rupees" then evolves to represent a destiny or a shared future that will grow and intertwine within their very beings, signifying a bond that transcends the material and becomes an integral part of their existence.
