Enna Idhu Enna Idhu Lyrics
From the movie Manmadha Rathangal
Enna Idhu Enna Idhu Song Lyrics is the track from Manmadha Rathangal Tamil Film – 1980. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. சைலஜா மற்றும் ரேணுகாதேவி. The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Enna idhu enna idhu enna idhu enna idhu
Nalla kadhai nalla kadhai nalla kadhai nalla kadhai
Appothu thottuvittu ippothu kaiyai vittaa
Ennaagum chinna ponnuthaan
Enna idhu enna idhu enna idhu enna idhu
Nalla kadhai nalla kadhai nalla kadhai nalla kadhai
Appothu thottuvittu ippothu kaiyai vittaa
Ennaagum chinna ponnuthaan
Enna idhu enna idhu enna idhu enna idhu
Thaniyaaga vantha pennai thati selvathu
Sari paarththu patham paarththu vittu selvathu
Thaniyaaga vantha pennai thati selvathu
Sari paarththu patham paarththu vittu selvathu
Arjunan thambi ponnu ungalai nambi
Sammatham thanthaa engae neetturae kambi
Arjunan thambi ponnu ungalai nambi
Sammatham thanthaa engae neetturae kambi
Aalai paarththaa jaadai varuthaa Thaaliyai kettaa sangadam varuthaa
Enna idhu enna idhu enna idhu enna idhu
Nalla kadhai nalla kadhai nalla kadhai nalla kadhai
Appothu thottuvittu ippothu kaiyai vittaa
Ennaagum chinna ponnuthaan
Enna idhu enna idhu enna idhu enna idhu
Aalaagi yaarum ennai thottathilleenga
Aambalai kaigal mael pattathilleenga
Aalaagi yaarum ennai thottathilleenga
Aambalai kaigal mael pattathilleenga
Angae thotteenga pinnae ingae thotteenga
Ammaadinnaa neega enga vitteenga
Angae thotteenga pinnae ingae thotteenga
Ammaadinnaa neega enga vitteenga
Paththu aarum pathinaaru aachchu Paakki mudinjaa varalaaru aachu
Enna idhu enna idhu enna idhu enna idhu
Nalla kadhai nalla kadhai nalla kadhai nalla kadhai
Appothu thottuvittu ippothu kaiyai vittaa
Ennaagum chinna ponnuthaan
Enna idhu enna idhu enna idhu enna idhu
Enna idhu enna idhu enna idhu enna idhu
Enna idhu enna idhu enna idhu enna idhu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a playful yet pointed conversation, likely from a young woman to a man who has been flirtatious but seems hesitant to commit. The lyrics express her bewilderment and mild indignation at his actions. She questions his intentions, highlighting that he initiated physical intimacy ("touched then") but now seems to be backing away ("let go of my hand"), leaving her, a "young girl," in an uncertain position. She sarcastically calls his behavior a "good story," implying it's anything but. The reference to "Arjuna's sister" emphasizes her innocence and trust, contrasting it with his apparent desire to escape commitment.
The song further builds on her complaint, stating that no man has touched her before, underscoring the significance of his actions. She humorously recounts how he touched her "here and there," implying a significant level of intimacy, and challenges him on where he would have stopped if she had protested. The line "Ten and six makes sixteen, if the rest is completed, it will become history" is a clever way of saying that their relationship has reached a crucial stage, implying that the next step should be marriage or a serious commitment, which would solidify their story. The overall mood is one of lighthearted teasing mixed with a clear expectation for accountability and commitment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Enna Idhu Enna Idhu?
Enna Idhu Enna Idhu is sung by எஸ். பி. சைலஜா மற்றும் ரேணுகாதேவி.
Which movie is Enna Idhu Enna Idhu from?
The song Enna Idhu Enna Idhu is featured in the movie Manmadha Rathangal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Enna Idhu Enna Idhu?
The lyrics for Enna Idhu Enna Idhu were written by Kannadasan with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Enna Idhu Enna Idhu lyrics?
Yes! Enna Idhu Enna Idhu lyrics from Manmadha Rathangal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Enna Idhu Enna Idhu lyrics?
This song is a playful yet pointed conversation, likely from a young woman to a man who has been flirtatious but seems hesitant to commit. The lyrics express her bewilderment and mild indignation at his actions. She questions his intentions, highlighting that he initiated physical intimacy ("touched then") but now seems to be backing away ("let go of my hand"), leaving her, a "young girl," in an uncertain position. She sarcastically calls his behavior a "good story," implying it's anything but. The reference to "Arjuna's sister" emphasizes her innocence and trust, contrasting it with his apparent desire to escape commitment. The song further builds on her complaint, stating that no man has touched her before, underscoring the significance of his actions. She humorously recounts how he touched her "here and there," implying a significant level of intimacy, and challenges him on where he would have stopped if she had protested. The line "Ten and six makes sixteen, if the rest is completed, it will become history" is a clever way of saying that their relationship has reached a crucial stage, implying that the next step should be marriage or a serious commitment, which would solidify their story. The overall mood is one of lighthearted teasing mixed with a clear expectation for accountability and commitment.
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