
Ennaiya Mulikare Lyrics
From the movie Engamma Sabatham
Ennaiya Mulikare Song Lyrics is the track from Engamma Sabatham Tamil Film – 1974. This song was sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி. The music was composed by Vijaya Bhaskar. Lyrics works penned by Panchu Arunachalam.
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Ennaiyaa mulikkirae Yen yaa nee ilikkirae
Innum nee chinna pillaiyaaaaa Aan pillai nee illaiyaa…yen yaa
Ennaiyaa mulikkirae Yen yaa nee ilikkirae
Innum nee chinna pillaiyaaaaa Aan pillai nee illaiyaa
Ilamai virumbum pudhiya kalaigal Vidiya vidiya solli tharuven
Ilamai virumbum pudhiya kalaigal Vidiya vidiya solli tharuven
Ninaithu ninaithu rasikka vendum Ninaithu ninaithu rasikka vendum
Neram nalla neram naeril sorgam thondrum
Ennaiyaa mulikkirae Yen yaa nee ilikkirae
Innum nee chinna pillaiyaaaaa Aan pillai nee illaiyaa
Ethanai raaja ennidam vandhaar Ethanai vithai ennidam kandaar
Ethanai raaja ennidam vandhaar Ethanai vithai ennidam kandaar
Athanai sugamum alli tharuven Athanai sugamum alli tharuven
Pattumaeni thottu sittu pola konju
Ennaiyaa mulikkirae Yen yaa nee ilikkirae
Innum nee chinna pillaiyaaaaa Aan pillai nee illaiyaa
Thaalam konjam thatti paaru Raagam konjam paadi paaru
Thaalam konjam thatti paaru Raagam konjam paadi paaru
Paarthu rasithu pazhagi paaru Paarthu rasithu pazhagi paaru
Vaegam enna vaegam vaada vendum dhaegam
Ennaiyaa mulikkirae Yen yaa nee ilikkirae
Innum nee chinna pillaiyaaaaa Aan pillai nee illaiyaayen yaa
Ennaiyaa mulikkirae Yen yaa nee ilikkirae
Innum nee chinna pillaiyaaaaa Aan pillai nee illaiyaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a playful and seductive number where a confident woman attempts to entice a seemingly shy or hesitant man. She questions his reluctance, asking if he's still a child and reminding him of his manhood. Through her lyrics, she promises to introduce him to new pleasures and experiences, assuring him that she possesses the knowledge and charm to fulfill his desires. The mood is one of playful teasing mixed with an open invitation to intimacy.
The woman uses vivid imagery, referring to herself as experienced, having entertained "kings" and possessing many "arts." She encourages him to shed his inhibitions, promising abundant pleasure and a heavenly experience. The song builds on the theme of awakening desire and urging the man to embrace passion, suggesting that their bodies will be consumed by the intensity of their union. It's a classic Tamil cinema song portraying female agency in courtship, albeit in a suggestive and entertaining manner typical of the era.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ennaiya Mulikare?
Ennaiya Mulikare is sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி.
Which movie is Ennaiya Mulikare from?
The song Ennaiya Mulikare is featured in the movie Engamma Sabatham.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ennaiya Mulikare?
The lyrics for Ennaiya Mulikare were written by Panchu Arunachalam with music composed by Vijaya Bhaskar.
Is English translation available for Ennaiya Mulikare lyrics?
Yes! Ennaiya Mulikare lyrics from Engamma Sabatham include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ennaiya Mulikare lyrics?
This song is a playful and seductive number where a confident woman attempts to entice a seemingly shy or hesitant man. She questions his reluctance, asking if he's still a child and reminding him of his manhood. Through her lyrics, she promises to introduce him to new pleasures and experiences, assuring him that she possesses the knowledge and charm to fulfill his desires. The mood is one of playful teasing mixed with an open invitation to intimacy. The woman uses vivid imagery, referring to herself as experienced, having entertained "kings" and possessing many "arts." She encourages him to shed his inhibitions, promising abundant pleasure and a heavenly experience. The song builds on the theme of awakening desire and urging the man to embrace passion, suggesting that their bodies will be consumed by the intensity of their union. It's a classic Tamil cinema song portraying female agency in courtship, albeit in a suggestive and entertaining manner typical of the era.


