Hawala Cover Art

Hawala Lyrics

From the movie Subash

Hawala Song Lyrics is the track from Subash Tamil Film – 1996, Starring Arjun Sarja, Revathi, Monica Bedi, Siddique, Prakash Raj, Mounica, Jaishankar, Manivannan, Vadivelu, Vivek. This song was sung by Arjun Sarja, Revathi, Monica Bedi. The music was composed by வித்யாசாகர். Lyrics works penned by R.V. Udhaya Kumar.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

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Music Directorவித்யாசாகர்

Singers

AS
SingerArjun Sarja
R
SingerRevathi
MB
SingerMonica Bedi

Star Cast

{Oooya ya ooo ya ya Oooya ya ya ya} (2)

Haiyya reiaha reiaha reiya Haiyya reiya re
Haiyya reiaha reiaha reiya Haiyya reiya ree…

Dhoora desaththu dhevadha oruthi Nerril vandhaalaa
Dollar note-ah pirichadhu pola Sirichi ninaalaaa

Iva naadu vittu Naadu vantha hawaala
Nadu raathiryil Oodi vantha hawaalaa
Ava kannu rendum Vittadhenna savaalaa
Savaalaaaaahoi

Dhoora desaththu dhevadha oruthi Nerril vandhaalae
Dollar note-ah pirichadhu pola Sirichi ninaalaee

Iva naadu vittu Naadu vantha hawaala
Nadu raathiryil Oodi vantha hawaalaa
En kannu rendum Vittadhenna savaalaa
Savaalaaaaa

Hawaalaa…

Hei hei hei hei heheheiii Hei hei hawaalaa
Hei hei hei hei heheheiii Hei hei hawaalaa

Aadai pottu mudiya pinnum Azhagu dhegam parvaiyil pattal
Athaan hawaala…hoii Kanngal hawaala…

Ohhkaadhal bank-in Anumathi indri
Kanni neeyum idhayathai thotaal Athaan hawaala…hoii
Kaadhal hawaala…

Thoondil podu Nee hawaalaa
Naan thangha meenuthaan Hawaalaa…

Kurukku vazhiyila Hawaalaa
Nee aala madakina Hawaalaa

Mutham oru kutram illai Hawaalaa
Thaali kattama muthamittaal Hawaalaaaaa
Valibamae kaadhalukku Savaalaaa…savaalaaaaa

Haiyya reiaha reiaha reiya Haiyya reiya reehh ehhh
Haiyya reiaha reiaha reiyae Reiya reiya reee…

Dhoora desaththu dhevadha oruthi Nerril vandhaalaa
Dollar note-ah pirichadhu pola Sirichi ninaalaaa

{Oooya ya ooo ya ya Oooya ya ya ya} (2)

Iduppu theriya Trouser pottu
Vayasu ponnu Roatulla alanjaa
Athaan hawaalaaoohhh Maanam hawaalaa…

Vidiya vidiya Kanavughal kandu
Kedaikum bothu Thoongha mudinja
Athaan hawaalaahoii… Aasai hawaalaaa…

Paruvam enbathae Hawaalaa
Athu paduthum paadu thaan Hawaalaa

Konjum vairam naan Hawaalaa
Nee kollai kondu poo Hawaalaa

Pethavangha pathu putta Hawaalaa
Ada akkam pakkam yarum illai Hawaalaaaa

Valibamae kaadhalukku Savaalaaa…savaalaaaehhh…

Dhoora desaththu dhevadha oruthi Nerril vandhaalae
Dollar note-ah pirichadhu pola Sirichi ninaalaee

Iva naadu vittu Naadu vantha hawaala
Nadu raathiryil Oodi vantha hawaalaa
Ava kannu rendum Vittadhenna savaalaa
Savaalaaaaa

{Oooya ya ooo ya ya Oooya ya ya ya} (2)

Hawaalaaaaeiieya

Song Meaning & Analysis

The song 'Hawala' from the 1996 movie 'Subash' uses the term 'hawala' metaphorically to describe the allure and illicit nature of a woman's charm and love. The lyrics portray a woman as a mysterious, captivating figure, likened to a 'goddess from a distant land' whose smile is as enticing as an unfolded dollar note. The central theme revolves around the idea that her beauty, her presence, and the very act of falling in love with her, are akin to 'hawala' – an unofficial, often clandestine, and irresistible transaction. This comparison highlights the forbidden, yet tempting, aspects of her appeal, suggesting that her charm bypasses conventional rules and directly captures the heart, much like an unregulated financial transfer.

The song further extends the 'hawala' metaphor to various aspects of attraction and youth. It suggests that even a glimpse of a woman's beautiful form, or the act of falling in love without 'permission from the love bank,' constitutes 'hawala.' Youth itself is described as 'hawala,' bringing with it both charm and challenges. The lyrics playfully touch upon themes of desire, modesty, and the thrill of forbidden love, culminating in the idea that a kiss without marriage is 'hawala,' and youth itself poses a 'challenge to love.' The repeated use of 'hawala' emphasizes the irresistible, unconventional, and sometimes risky nature of these emotions and situations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Hawala?

Hawala is sung by Arjun Sarja, Revathi, Monica Bedi.

Which movie is Hawala from?

The song Hawala is featured in the movie Subash.

Who wrote the lyrics for Hawala?

The lyrics for Hawala were written by R.V. Udhaya Kumar with music composed by வித்யாசாகர்.

Is English translation available for Hawala lyrics?

Yes! Hawala lyrics from Subash include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Hawala lyrics?

The song 'Hawala' from the 1996 movie 'Subash' uses the term 'hawala' metaphorically to describe the allure and illicit nature of a woman's charm and love. The lyrics portray a woman as a mysterious, captivating figure, likened to a 'goddess from a distant land' whose smile is as enticing as an unfolded dollar note. The central theme revolves around the idea that her beauty, her presence, and the very act of falling in love with her, are akin to 'hawala' – an unofficial, often clandestine, and irresistible transaction. This comparison highlights the forbidden, yet tempting, aspects of her appeal, suggesting that her charm bypasses conventional rules and directly captures the heart, much like an unregulated financial transfer. The song further extends the 'hawala' metaphor to various aspects of attraction and youth. It suggests that even a glimpse of a woman's beautiful form, or the act of falling in love without 'permission from the love bank,' constitutes 'hawala.' Youth itself is described as 'hawala,' bringing with it both charm and challenges. The lyrics playfully touch upon themes of desire, modesty, and the thrill of forbidden love, culminating in the idea that a kiss without marriage is 'hawala,' and youth itself poses a 'challenge to love.' The repeated use of 'hawala' emphasizes the irresistible, unconventional, and sometimes risky nature of these emotions and situations.

Song Details

Song NameHawala
MovieSubash
SingersArjun Sarja, Revathi, Monica Bedi
LyricistR.V. Udhaya Kumar
LanguageTamil

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