Hare Vare Vaah Lyrics
From the movie Kadavulukku Oru Kaditham
Hare Vare Vaah Song Lyrics is the track from Kadavulukku Oru Kaditham Tamil Film – 1982. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by A. L. Narayanan.
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Hare vaarae vaah En peru saira banu
Oru jaadaikku naan kooda zeenat-u aman-u
Hare vaarae vaah En peru saira banu
Oru jaadaikku naan kooda zeenat-u aman-u
Etti paaru kitta seru haan Enna paaru un peru haan haan
Anbodu kann podu Nee duniyaavil paarkkaatha pulli maanu
Hare vaarae vaah En peru saira banu
Oru jaadaikku naan kooda zeenat-u aman-u
Hare vaarae vaah En peru saira banu
Oru jaadaikku naan kooda zeenat-u aman-u
Ahmed bhai-kku muhammed-u vanthaa
Special-ah tharuvaaru oru nooru adhu bejaaru
Ahmed bhai-kku muhammed-u vanthaa
Special-ah tharuvaaru oru nooru adhu bejaaru
Pudichchaalum pudichchaa idhu puliyangkombuthaan haan
Pudichchaalum pudichchaa idhu puliyangkombuthaan
Hare vaarae vaah En peru saira banu
Oru jaadaikku naan kooda zeenat-u aman-u
Hare vaarae vaah En peru saira banu
Pombala vesham pollaatha mosam
Thaniyaa nadanthaalae varum paaru thagaraaru
Pombala vesham pollaatha mosam
Thaniyaa nadanthaalae varum paaru thagaraaru
Ilavattam enna paarththu koottam saerkkiraan
Ilavattam enna paarththu koottam saerkkiraan
Hare vaarae vaah En peru saira banu
Oru jaadaikku naan kooda zeenat-u aman-u
Hare vaarae vaah En peru saira banu
Adikkithu kaaththu en pakkam paaththu Adhirstam saernthaalae
Jeyippaen naan mudippaen naan Adikkithu kaaththu en pakkam paaththu
Adhirstam saernthaalae Jeyippaen naan mudippaen naan
Muruganthaan kizha vesham podavillaiyaa
Muruganthaan kizha vesham podavillaiyaa
Intha manushanthaan pottaa ippa thappu ennaiyaa
Intha manushanthaan pottaa ippa thappu ennaiyaa
Hare vaarae vaah En peru saira banu
Oru jaadaikku naan kooda zeenat-u aman-u
Hare vaarae vaah En peru saira banu
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Hare Vare Vaah" introduces a flamboyant character, likely a man in a woman's disguise, who confidently proclaims their identity as 'Saira Banu' and playfully compares themselves to the iconic actress Zeenat Aman. The lyrics are a mix of flirtation, self-praise, and a hint of street-smart bravado. The character invites attention, boasts about their unique charm, and suggests they are not to be underestimated, likening themselves to a "tiger's claw" and hinting at complex dealings with lines about "Ahmed Bhai" and money.
The song also touches upon the challenges and attention that come with a woman's disguise, noting how youngsters gather around. The character justifies their cross-dressing by referencing the mythological tale of Lord Muruga disguising himself as an old man, asserting that if a god can adopt a disguise, a human can too, especially when seeking to achieve their goals with luck on their side. The overall mood is one of playful confidence, humor, and a touch of defiance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Hare Vare Vaah?
Hare Vare Vaah is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன்.
Which movie is Hare Vare Vaah from?
The song Hare Vare Vaah is featured in the movie Kadavulukku Oru Kaditham.
Who wrote the lyrics for Hare Vare Vaah?
The lyrics for Hare Vare Vaah were written by A. L. Narayanan with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Hare Vare Vaah lyrics?
Yes! Hare Vare Vaah lyrics from Kadavulukku Oru Kaditham include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Hare Vare Vaah lyrics?
The song "Hare Vare Vaah" introduces a flamboyant character, likely a man in a woman's disguise, who confidently proclaims their identity as 'Saira Banu' and playfully compares themselves to the iconic actress Zeenat Aman. The lyrics are a mix of flirtation, self-praise, and a hint of street-smart bravado. The character invites attention, boasts about their unique charm, and suggests they are not to be underestimated, likening themselves to a "tiger's claw" and hinting at complex dealings with lines about "Ahmed Bhai" and money. The song also touches upon the challenges and attention that come with a woman's disguise, noting how youngsters gather around. The character justifies their cross-dressing by referencing the mythological tale of Lord Muruga disguising himself as an old man, asserting that if a god can adopt a disguise, a human can too, especially when seeking to achieve their goals with luck on their side. The overall mood is one of playful confidence, humor, and a touch of defiance.
