
Ennamellam Or Idathaye Lyrics
From the movie Thirumanam
Ennamellam Or Idathaye Song Lyrics is the track from Thirumanam Tamil Film – 1958, Starring Gemini Ganesan, Savitri, Santhiya, S. A. Asokan, Chittoor V. Nagayya, S. V. Ranga Rao, B. Saroja Devi, K. A. Thangavelu. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by S. M. Subbaih Naidu, T. G. Lingappa. Lyrics works penned by Suratha.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Ennamellaam Orr idaththaiyae naaduthae
Kannirendum Orr mugathaiyae thaeduthae
Ennamellaam Orr idaththaiyae naaduthae
Kannirendum Orr mugathaiyae thaeduthae
Ennamellaam Orr idaththaiyae naaduthae
Thaenenthum malaraagi Vaanaenthum nilavaagi
Thaenenthum malaraagi Vaanaenthum nilavaagi
Sinthai kavarnthiduthaeae… Sinthai kavarnthiduthae
Enthan mani vizhi mayangiduthae
Sengathir sudar polae En karam neendirunthaal
Sengathir sudar polae En karam neendirunthaal
Singaara silai thannai Antha singaara silai thannai
Ingirunthae thoduvaen
Ennamellaam Orr idaththaiyae naaduthae
Manam virumbum kaatchiyai Kanavinil kandaalum
Maiyal theerumaa nurai thindru pasiyaarumaa…aa…aa… Maamalarin nizhalthaan manam veesumaa
Muththu maalaiyin nizhalthaan vilai pogumaa
Neiyyum thariyil nool nerunguvathu polae
Nesa mugam irundum nerungumaa
Engal pirinththa uravum thirumbumaa…aaaaa.
Engal pirinththa uravum thirumbumaa
Ennamellaam Orr idaththaiyae naaduthae
Kannirendum Orr mugathaiyae thaeduthae
Ennamellaam Orr idaththaiyae naaduthae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Ennamellam Or Idathaye' from the 1958 film 'Thirumanam', beautifully encapsulates the profound longing and yearning of a lover separated from their beloved. The lyrics express an intense focus, where every thought gravitates towards one person and every glance seeks that one cherished face. The beloved is idealized, compared to a honey-laden flower and a moon adorning the sky, indicating their captivating beauty and the deep impression they have left on the singer's mind and heart. The singer wishes for an almost magical ability to reach out and touch their distant love, highlighting the physical and emotional distance that separates them.
The song further delves into the futility of superficial connections or mere illusions when true love is absent. It questions whether dreams can truly satisfy the heart's desire, using poignant metaphors like hunger not being sated by foam, a shadow of a flower not emitting fragrance, or a shadow of a pearl necklace holding no value. This emphasizes that only the real presence and reunion with the beloved can bring solace. The yearning for closeness is likened to threads on a loom, hoping for their faces to draw near and for their estranged relationship to be restored, painting a vivid picture of hope amidst the pain of separation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ennamellam Or Idathaye?
Ennamellam Or Idathaye is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Ennamellam Or Idathaye from?
The song Ennamellam Or Idathaye is featured in the movie Thirumanam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ennamellam Or Idathaye?
The lyrics for Ennamellam Or Idathaye were written by Suratha with music composed by S. M. Subbaih Naidu and T. G. Lingappa.
Is English translation available for Ennamellam Or Idathaye lyrics?
Yes! Ennamellam Or Idathaye lyrics from Thirumanam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ennamellam Or Idathaye lyrics?
This song, 'Ennamellam Or Idathaye' from the 1958 film 'Thirumanam', beautifully encapsulates the profound longing and yearning of a lover separated from their beloved. The lyrics express an intense focus, where every thought gravitates towards one person and every glance seeks that one cherished face. The beloved is idealized, compared to a honey-laden flower and a moon adorning the sky, indicating their captivating beauty and the deep impression they have left on the singer's mind and heart. The singer wishes for an almost magical ability to reach out and touch their distant love, highlighting the physical and emotional distance that separates them. The song further delves into the futility of superficial connections or mere illusions when true love is absent. It questions whether dreams can truly satisfy the heart's desire, using poignant metaphors like hunger not being sated by foam, a shadow of a flower not emitting fragrance, or a shadow of a pearl necklace holding no value. This emphasizes that only the real presence and reunion with the beloved can bring solace. The yearning for closeness is likened to threads on a loom, hoping for their faces to draw near and for their estranged relationship to be restored, painting a vivid picture of hope amidst the pain of separation.
Song Details
More from Thirumanam

Aadiya Paadham
Thirumanam • S. M. Subbaih Naidu and T. G. Lingappa
எம். எம். தண்டபாணி தேசிகர்

En Ennam Inipatheno
Thirumanam • S. M. Subbaih Naidu and T. G. Lingappa
ஜிக்கி

Inbam Yavume
Thirumanam • S. M. Subbaih Naidu and T. G. Lingappa
டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்

Kazhani Engum Kathiradum
Thirumanam • S. M. Subbaih Naidu and T. G. Lingappa
ஏ. எல். ராகவன் மற்றும் ஜிக்கி

Mangiyathor Nilavinile
Thirumanam • S. M. Subbaih Naidu and T. G. Lingappa
டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்

Naalum Paarthaachu
Thirumanam • S. M. Subbaih Naidu and T. G. Lingappa
ஜிக்கி மற்றும் ஏ. பி. கோமளா

