Enna Solli Naan Ezhutha Lyrics
From the movie Rani Theni
Enna Solli Naan Ezhutha Song Lyrics is the track from Rani Theni Tamil Film – 1982, Starring Mahalakshmi, Deepan Chakravarthy, Sivachandran, Kamal Haasan, Vanitha Krishnachandran, Charu Haasan, Thengai Srinivasan, Y. G. Mahendran, T. K. S. Natarajan, Rajini Nivetha. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by S. N. Ravi.
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Enna solli naan ezhutha En mannavanin manam kulira
Enna solli naan ezhutha En mannavanin manam kulira
Enna solli naan ezhutha En mannavanin manam kulira
Maelaadaikkul naan poraadinaen Noolaadaikkul oru noolaaginaen
Pedhai ennai vaadhai seiyum Vetkkam vidumo hoi
Enna solli naan ezhutha En mannavanin manam kulira
Ariyaathaval naan theriyaathaval Mun anupavam yaedhum puriyaathaval
Eththanaiyo thonuthu manasinilae Athu aththanaiyum ezhutha theriyaathaval
Enna sollaeppadi ezhutha Mmmhoohoommahaaraaja raajasri
Kaattraaga ponaalum Avar kannangalai naan thoduvaen
Kaattraaga ponaalum Avar kannangalai naan thoduvaen
Pennaana paavam achcham madam naanam
Kondeaenae naanum kannaavin kobam
Kollaathae kondaalum sollaalae kollaathae
Kannaana kannaakannaana kannaa
Enna solli naan ezhutha En mannavanin manam kulira
Idhayam thudikkuthu en sevikkae Ketkuthamma ketkuthamma
Valaiyal nadunguthu vaai vaarththai Kularuthammaakularuthammaa
Enna seiyaenna seiyammheem
Kaaththaadi polaanaen En kannukkullae noyaanaen
Kaaththaadi polaanaen En kannukkullae noyaanaen
Pennaana paavam vetkam sonthamaagum Kalyaana kaalam vanthapinbu maarum
Nenjodu nenjaaga konjaamal povaeno Kannaana kannaakannaana kannaa
Enna solli naan ezhutha En mannavanin manam kulira
Maelaadaikkul naan poraadinaen Noolaadaikkul oru noolaaginaen
Pedhai ennai vaadhai seiyum Vetkkam vidumo hoi
Enna solli naan ezhutha En mannavanin manam kulira
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song beautifully captures the delicate emotions of a woman, likely a bride-to-be or a newlywed, as she grapples with her profound love and shyness towards her beloved. She expresses her inability to articulate the depth of her feelings, questioning what words could possibly convey her affection and soothe her 'king's heart'. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of her internal struggle, where her body reacts to her emotions – her heart pounding, bangles trembling, and words faltering – all while she yearns to express her love.
The song delves into the traditional feminine virtues of 'achcham, madam, naanam' (fear, innocence, shyness) and how they both define and constrain her. She acknowledges the 'plight' of being a woman, where shyness is an inherent part of her being, but anticipates that this will transform into uninhibited intimacy after marriage. The metaphors of becoming 'a thread within a garment' and 'a kite' illustrate her restlessness and complete surrender to love, while her plea to her beloved not to 'kill with words' even in embrace highlights the tender vulnerability of her heart.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Enna Solli Naan Ezhutha?
Enna Solli Naan Ezhutha is sung by பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Enna Solli Naan Ezhutha from?
The song Enna Solli Naan Ezhutha is featured in the movie Rani Theni.
Who wrote the lyrics for Enna Solli Naan Ezhutha?
The lyrics for Enna Solli Naan Ezhutha were written by S. N. Ravi with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Enna Solli Naan Ezhutha lyrics?
Yes! Enna Solli Naan Ezhutha lyrics from Rani Theni include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Enna Solli Naan Ezhutha lyrics?
This song beautifully captures the delicate emotions of a woman, likely a bride-to-be or a newlywed, as she grapples with her profound love and shyness towards her beloved. She expresses her inability to articulate the depth of her feelings, questioning what words could possibly convey her affection and soothe her 'king's heart'. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of her internal struggle, where her body reacts to her emotions – her heart pounding, bangles trembling, and words faltering – all while she yearns to express her love. The song delves into the traditional feminine virtues of 'achcham, madam, naanam' (fear, innocence, shyness) and how they both define and constrain her. She acknowledges the 'plight' of being a woman, where shyness is an inherent part of her being, but anticipates that this will transform into uninhibited intimacy after marriage. The metaphors of becoming 'a thread within a garment' and 'a kite' illustrate her restlessness and complete surrender to love, while her plea to her beloved not to 'kill with words' even in embrace highlights the tender vulnerability of her heart.