Ennave Murugappa Lyrics
From the movie En Kelvikku Enna Bathil
Ennave Murugappa Song Lyrics is the track from En Kelvikku Enna Bathil Tamil Film – 1971. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி. The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Muthulingam.
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Ennavae murugappaa siripputhaen varuthappaa
Ennavae murugappaa siripputhaen varuthappaa
Nallaaththaen sonnaanga Antha naaraayana pillae
Naanum neeyum vandi ootta laayakkuththaan illa
Nallaaththaen sonnaanga Antha naaraayana pillae
Naanum neeyum vandi ootta laayakkuththaan illa
Appavae sonnaanga Enga subramaniya mama
Appavae sonnaanga Enga subramaniya mama
Kaththu thara koottiyaanthu kaala vaaralaamaa
Yaenunga alamelammaa Anakkuththaan alankolamaa
Yaenunga alamelammaa Anakkuththaan alankolamaa
Yaeraatha…aaaayaeyae Yaeraatha malaiyinilae
Yaeruvenae iranguvaenae Intha vandi kavuthuttuthae alamelammaa
Yaeraatha malaiyinilae Yaeruvenae iranguvaenae
Intha vandi kavuthuttuthae alamelammaa
Abcd padichchavanga Ennenamo pesuraanga
Enakku onnum Puriyalaiyae alamelammaa
Aahhaan Sela katta vuttuputtu
Mela kattum pombalainga Sela katta vuttuputtu
Mela kattum pombalainga Oorukkullae rompa machchaan
Naama rendu jodi machchaan
Aala maaththi paakkurathu Avunga thozhiluthaen
Aadai maaththi paakkurathu Thavaru illaiyae
Ennavae murugappaa siripputhaen varuthappaa
Lovunnaa kadhalunnum Kissunnaa muththaminnum
Nainaaru sonnaathathaan ketteengalaa Naama eppa love-u panna
Neenu eppa kiss-u panna Naalu onnu saami itta paaththeengilaa
Ada ooravuttu oduvomaa Aana mattum paaduvomaa
Rompa naal aasa inga Sollaththaan neramilla
Rompa naal aasa inga Sollaththaan neramilla
Nadutheruvil kiss-u panna Sattam illeenga
Naalu pera kettu vanthu Sollurenunga
Yaenunga alamelammaa Anakkuththaan alankolamaa
Nallaaththaen sonnaanga Antha naaraayana pillae
Naanum neeyum vandi ootta laayakkuththaan illa
Ennavae murugappaa siripputhaen varuthappaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Ennave Murugappa," is a playful and humorous duet between a man, Murugappa, and a woman, Alamelamma, engaging in light-hearted banter about their relationship and societal observations. The lyrics touch upon themes of traditional versus modern values, with references to "ABCD educated people" and the adoption of English terms like "love" and "kiss." The recurring line about not being "fit to drive a vehicle" could be a metaphor for their perceived inability to navigate life or their relationship according to conventional expectations, or simply a self-deprecating joke. The song captures a sense of mischievous rebellion against norms, as they question the need for formal dates for affection and even playfully suggest kissing in public.
The mood is light and teasing, reflecting a couple comfortable enough to joke about their situation and the world around them. They observe changing fashion trends (women tying sarees higher) and distinguish between superficial changes (clothes) and deeper moral ones (changing partners). The song culminates in a desire for freedom and expression, hinting at unfulfilled longings and a challenge to societal rules, all delivered with a charming, conversational tone. It's a delightful snapshot of a couple navigating their feelings and the evolving social landscape of their time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ennave Murugappa?
Ennave Murugappa is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி.
Which movie is Ennave Murugappa from?
The song Ennave Murugappa is featured in the movie En Kelvikku Enna Bathil.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ennave Murugappa?
The lyrics for Ennave Murugappa were written by Muthulingam with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Ennave Murugappa lyrics?
Yes! Ennave Murugappa lyrics from En Kelvikku Enna Bathil include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ennave Murugappa lyrics?
This song, "Ennave Murugappa," is a playful and humorous duet between a man, Murugappa, and a woman, Alamelamma, engaging in light-hearted banter about their relationship and societal observations. The lyrics touch upon themes of traditional versus modern values, with references to "ABCD educated people" and the adoption of English terms like "love" and "kiss." The recurring line about not being "fit to drive a vehicle" could be a metaphor for their perceived inability to navigate life or their relationship according to conventional expectations, or simply a self-deprecating joke. The song captures a sense of mischievous rebellion against norms, as they question the need for formal dates for affection and even playfully suggest kissing in public. The mood is light and teasing, reflecting a couple comfortable enough to joke about their situation and the world around them. They observe changing fashion trends (women tying sarees higher) and distinguish between superficial changes (clothes) and deeper moral ones (changing partners). The song culminates in a desire for freedom and expression, hinting at unfulfilled longings and a challenge to societal rules, all delivered with a charming, conversational tone. It's a delightful snapshot of a couple navigating their feelings and the evolving social landscape of their time.
