Ennathan Paaduvathu Lyrics
From the movie Naanal Tamil
Ennathan Paaduvathu Song Lyrics is the track from Naanal Tamil Tamil Film – 1965. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singer : P. Susheela
Music Director : V. Kumar
Lyricist : Aalangudi Somu
Ennathaan paaduvathu Naan eppadithaan aaduvadhu
Ennathaan paaduvathu Naan eppadithaan aaduvadhu
Ingu koottam pottu Ennai paarkkum paarvai
Ingu koottam pottu Ennai paarkkum paarvai
Nenjil naanam modhum indha neram Ammammaa…ammammaa
Ennathaan paaduvathu Naan eppadithaan aaduvadhu
Pennukku naanam podhuvallavoo Manam pesidum anubavam pudhidhallavoo
Ennathai arindhavan neeyallavoo Naan irukkindra nilaiyae verallavoo
Ennathaan paaduvathu Naan eppadithaan aaduvadhu
Ingu koottam pottu Ennai paarkkum paarvai
Nenjil naanam modhum indha neram Ammammaa…ammammaa
Kaavalai meeravum thunivu illai Adhan kaaranam kooravum mudiyavillai
Aavalai kaattidum nilaiyil illai Endhan atchathilae ullam udhavavillai
Ennathaan paaduvathu Naan eppadithaan aaduvadhu
En iru kaigalil vilangu anindhaal Unnai evvidham iraivaa vanangiduven
En iru kaigalil vilangu anindhaal Unnai evvidham iraivaa vanangiduven
Unmai unakkum vilangaadhoo Unmai unakkum vilangaadhoo
Andha oorvalam udanae thodangaadhoo
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Ennathan Paaduvathu" from the 1965 Tamil film 'Naanal' beautifully captures the delicate emotions of a woman grappling with shyness and vulnerability. The protagonist expresses her hesitation to sing or dance, overwhelmed by the watchful eyes of a gathered crowd. Her heart is filled with modesty, a common trait for women, and she feels her current state is unique and perhaps misunderstood. She acknowledges that her beloved (or a divine presence) knows her thoughts, yet she struggles to articulate her feelings or desires openly.
The lyrics further delve into her internal conflict, where she lacks the courage to break free from her inhibitions or even explain the reasons for her restraint. Her heart is paralyzed by fear, preventing her from expressing her true aspirations. The final stanza introduces a poignant plea, questioning how she can worship if her hands are bound, metaphorically asking for release from her emotional shackles so that a desired "procession" – perhaps a union, a public acceptance, or a moment of freedom – can finally begin. The song resonates with themes of modesty, unspoken desires, and the yearning for understanding and liberation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ennathan Paaduvathu?
Ennathan Paaduvathu is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Ennathan Paaduvathu from?
The song Ennathan Paaduvathu is featured in the movie Naanal Tamil.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ennathan Paaduvathu?
The lyrics for Ennathan Paaduvathu were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Ennathan Paaduvathu lyrics?
Yes! Ennathan Paaduvathu lyrics from Naanal Tamil include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ennathan Paaduvathu lyrics?
The song "Ennathan Paaduvathu" from the 1965 Tamil film 'Naanal' beautifully captures the delicate emotions of a woman grappling with shyness and vulnerability. The protagonist expresses her hesitation to sing or dance, overwhelmed by the watchful eyes of a gathered crowd. Her heart is filled with modesty, a common trait for women, and she feels her current state is unique and perhaps misunderstood. She acknowledges that her beloved (or a divine presence) knows her thoughts, yet she struggles to articulate her feelings or desires openly. The lyrics further delve into her internal conflict, where she lacks the courage to break free from her inhibitions or even explain the reasons for her restraint. Her heart is paralyzed by fear, preventing her from expressing her true aspirations. The final stanza introduces a poignant plea, questioning how she can worship if her hands are bound, metaphorically asking for release from her emotional shackles so that a desired "procession" – perhaps a union, a public acceptance, or a moment of freedom – can finally begin. The song resonates with themes of modesty, unspoken desires, and the yearning for understanding and liberation.
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