
Ennunga Ennai Theriyuma Lyrics
From the movie Alli
Ennunga Ennai Theriyuma Song Lyrics is the track from Alli Tamil Film – 1964. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Panchu Arunachalam.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Ennaanga ennai theriyuma Ingae thaan ungal kavanama
Yaedhaenum sonnaal puriyumaa…aa Sollalaamaa
Ennaanga ennai theriyuma Ingae thaan ungal kavanama
Yaedhaenum sonnaal puriyumaa…aa Sollalaamaa
Kangalil minnalai kanden Ennilai mayangi nindren
Kaalgaloo munnum pinnum Thalladi thalladi nadakka kanden
Kangalil minnalai kanden Ennilai mayangi nindren
Kaalgaloo munnum pinnum Thalladi thalladi nadakka kanden
Kaaranam ennaanga sollunga
Ennaanga ennai theriyuma Ingae thaan ungal kavanama
Yaedhaenum sonnaal puriyumaa…aa Sollalaamaa
Paalilae kulithu vandhaen Paniyil nanaindhu vandhen
Noolilae aadum penmai Malarum menmai eduthu vandhen
Paalilae kulithu vandhaen Paniyil nanaindhu vandhen
Noolilae aadum penmai Malarum menmai eduthu vandhen
Innum sollalaanga Vetkamaa irukkuthunga
Ennaanga ennai theriyuma Ingae thaan ungal kavanama
Yaedhaenum sonnaal puriyumaa…aa Sollalaamaa
Ennaanga ennai theriyuma
Irutiil vilakku ondru Siripathu yaarai kandu
Edhiril inbam irundhum Thanni marandhu ungalai kandu
Irutiil vilakku ondru Siripathu yaarai kandu
Edhiril inbam irundhum Thanni marandhu ungalai kandu
Oru ponnu innum eppadi solvaanga
Yenga Ennaanga ennai theriyuma
Ingae thaan ungal kavanama Yaedhaenum sonnaal puriyumaa…aa
Sollalaamaa
Ennaanga ennai theriyuma
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a charming and coy expression of a woman's budding affection and attraction towards a man. The lyrics, delivered from her perspective, playfully question if he recognizes her and if he's paying attention, hinting at her desire for his notice. She describes the physical and emotional impact he has on her, noting how his gaze makes her feel dizzy and unsteady, attributing her flustered state to him. Through poetic metaphors, she subtly praises her own delicate beauty and purity, likening herself to someone bathed in milk and dew, possessing the grace of a slender thread and the softness of a bloom.
The song beautifully captures the innocence and shyness of a woman in love, who is both eager to express her feelings and hesitant to do so directly. She uses indirect questions and vivid imagery, like a lamp smiling in the dark, to convey her deep admiration and how she loses herself in his presence. The repeated refrain "Sir, do you know me?" serves as a gentle, teasing invitation for him to acknowledge her and perhaps reciprocate her unspoken feelings, culminating in a rhetorical question about how else a girl could possibly convey such profound emotions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ennunga Ennai Theriyuma?
Ennunga Ennai Theriyuma is sung by பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Ennunga Ennai Theriyuma from?
The song Ennunga Ennai Theriyuma is featured in the movie Alli.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ennunga Ennai Theriyuma?
The lyrics for Ennunga Ennai Theriyuma were written by Panchu Arunachalam with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Ennunga Ennai Theriyuma lyrics?
Yes! Ennunga Ennai Theriyuma lyrics from Alli include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ennunga Ennai Theriyuma lyrics?
This song is a charming and coy expression of a woman's budding affection and attraction towards a man. The lyrics, delivered from her perspective, playfully question if he recognizes her and if he's paying attention, hinting at her desire for his notice. She describes the physical and emotional impact he has on her, noting how his gaze makes her feel dizzy and unsteady, attributing her flustered state to him. Through poetic metaphors, she subtly praises her own delicate beauty and purity, likening herself to someone bathed in milk and dew, possessing the grace of a slender thread and the softness of a bloom. The song beautifully captures the innocence and shyness of a woman in love, who is both eager to express her feelings and hesitant to do so directly. She uses indirect questions and vivid imagery, like a lamp smiling in the dark, to convey her deep admiration and how she loses herself in his presence. The repeated refrain "Sir, do you know me?" serves as a gentle, teasing invitation for him to acknowledge her and perhaps reciprocate her unspoken feelings, culminating in a rhetorical question about how else a girl could possibly convey such profound emotions.
Song Details
More from Alli

Andhi Malar
Alli • K. V. Mahadevan
பொன்னுசாமி மற்றும் ஜமுனாராணி

Kaaveri Meenadiyoo
Alli • K. V. Mahadevan
டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா

Kanni Pennai
Alli • K. V. Mahadevan
பி. சுசீலா மற்றும் குழு

Nalungu Paadava
Alli • K. V. Mahadevan
எஸ். ஜானகி

Unnaiyandri
Alli • K. V. Mahadevan
பி. சுசீலா

Vaanam Nilavai
Alli • K. V. Mahadevan
டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா