Enna Venum Lyrics
From the movie Anbulla Malare
Enna Venum Song Lyrics is the track from Anbulla Malare Tamil Film – 1984, Starring Vijay Menon, Shanthi Krishna, Anju, Sarath Babu, Srividya, Silk Smitha. This song was sung by சுதாகர், சாய்பாபா, கிருப் சிங் மற்றும் குழு. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Innaa venum yedhu venum kettukka
Un ishtam pola thaedi paathu pudichukka
Unakku innaa venum yedhu venum kettukka
Un ishtam pola thaedi paathu pudichukka
Keralaava paathu puttu kirukiruthu nikkaadhae
Aiyo haha hahahaha
Andhirava paathu neeyum Alarikkittu odaadhae
Aiyo haha haha
Maratiyaa gujarathaa Maratiyaa gujarathaa
Punjabaa aisaalakkadi Innaa venum
{Paatti indha maratti gujarathu Punjaab ellaam kelvippattirukken
Adhu enna andha aisaalakkadi…
Adhu thaan daa Namba ooru baemaani
Aei pangajam…
Innaa paatti…
Party vandhukkudhu Ellaatthaiyum koottiyaandhu
Varinjalaa nikka vai paakkattum
Paatti paatti paatti aiyaiyaa… Ellaam odi poiyittaangalae
Ada povattum udraa Kavala padaadhae naan irukken
Aiyaiyo neeyaa } (Dialogue)
Vendiyadha kelu ingirukku aalu Vekkappattu angae nikkalaamaa aa…
Vendiyadha kelu ingirukku aalu Vekkappattu angae nikkalaamaa
Dhutta konjam kaami naan unakku maami Vittu vittu neeyum pogalaamaa
Thathaa thatthi thaa Vaa vaa kitta vaa
Thathaa thatthi thaa Thaa thaa dhuttai thaa
Thakadhimi thakajunu Pala vidha size la
Thakadhimi thakajunu Ponnunga edhukku
Thakkida dheem thadheem thadheem Kattilum methaiyum pottukko
Thakkida thadhimi dheem thadheem Kadhavai konjam saathikko appuram
Thakadhimi thakajunu thakadhimi thakajunu
Thaathaa thaathaa thaithai thaithai Thaathaa thaithai thaathaa thaithai
Thaathaa thaathaa thaathaa thaathaa thaathaa
Unakkaaga thaathaa thaathaa nnu kathi Thaathaa nyaabagam vandhuruchu po
Ammaa ammaadi(Dialogue)
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Enna Venum" from the 1984 film 'Anbulla Malare', is a classic example of a 'cabaret' or 'item number' prevalent in Tamil cinema of that era. The lyrics, penned by Vairamuthu, are delivered by a 'madam' character (referred to as 'Paatti' or grandmother in the dialogue, implying an older, experienced figure running the establishment) to a potential customer. She playfully offers a variety of 'choices' from different regions of India, metaphorically suggesting different types of women or experiences, and then explicitly asks for money to provide them. The song's tone is bold, suggestive, and transactional, reflecting the setting of a pleasure house.
The playful banter and rhythmic delivery, combined with Ilayaraja's energetic music, create a lively and somewhat cheeky atmosphere. The dialogue interjections further clarify the context, with the 'Paatti' character explaining the slang 'Aisaalakkadi' and managing her 'girls'. The song culminates in a direct proposition, urging the customer to pay, choose, and enjoy, with a humorous pun on the word 'Thaathaa' (give) sounding like 'Thaathaa' (grandfather), adding a lighthearted touch to the otherwise explicit theme. It's a snapshot of a specific kind of cinematic portrayal of nightlife and entertainment from the 80s.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Enna Venum?
Enna Venum is sung by சுதாகர், சாய்பாபா, கிருப் சிங் மற்றும் குழு.
Which movie is Enna Venum from?
The song Enna Venum is featured in the movie Anbulla Malare.
Who wrote the lyrics for Enna Venum?
The lyrics for Enna Venum were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Enna Venum lyrics?
Yes! Enna Venum lyrics from Anbulla Malare include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Enna Venum lyrics?
This song, "Enna Venum" from the 1984 film 'Anbulla Malare', is a classic example of a 'cabaret' or 'item number' prevalent in Tamil cinema of that era. The lyrics, penned by Vairamuthu, are delivered by a 'madam' character (referred to as 'Paatti' or grandmother in the dialogue, implying an older, experienced figure running the establishment) to a potential customer. She playfully offers a variety of 'choices' from different regions of India, metaphorically suggesting different types of women or experiences, and then explicitly asks for money to provide them. The song's tone is bold, suggestive, and transactional, reflecting the setting of a pleasure house. The playful banter and rhythmic delivery, combined with Ilayaraja's energetic music, create a lively and somewhat cheeky atmosphere. The dialogue interjections further clarify the context, with the 'Paatti' character explaining the slang 'Aisaalakkadi' and managing her 'girls'. The song culminates in a direct proposition, urging the customer to pay, choose, and enjoy, with a humorous pun on the word 'Thaathaa' (give) sounding like 'Thaathaa' (grandfather), adding a lighthearted touch to the otherwise explicit theme. It's a snapshot of a specific kind of cinematic portrayal of nightlife and entertainment from the 80s.
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