Hawaliya Hawaliya Lyrics
From the movie Janakiraman
Hawaliya Hawaliya Song Lyrics is the track from Janakiraman Tamil Film – 1997, Starring R. Sarathkumar, Nagma, Rambha, Senthil, Goundamani, Manivannan, Anandaraj, Ponnambalam. This song was sung by சஞ்சீவ் அத்வானி மற்றும் சௌம்யா ராவ். The music was composed by Sirpy. Lyrics works penned by Pazhani Bharathi.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Hawaliya… Hey hawaliyaahawaliya
Poomeniya Dhegam enna poomaalaiya
Kaalgal enna sevvaalaiya
Hawaliya… Hey hawaliyaahawaliya
Poomaalaiya Endhan dhegam poomaalaiya
Killi paarka nee vanthiya…
Mottu vitta azhagai Moodi vaippadethukku
Hey hey hey hey hey…
Sottu sottu enna Pizhivadhu edhukku
Hey hey hey…hey hey ae
Kanni vacha azhagai Vittukodu enakku hey hey hey…
Hey hey hey hey hey…
Thotta idam ellam Sulukkuthu enakku
Hey hey hey hey hey…ae
Nenaicha inikkumae Karumbu udambudhan…
Kidacha podhumae… Machaan udumbudhan…
Desingu raajan thedi vachaanae Rajiyam jaichidathaan
Hawaliya… Hawaliyaahawaliya
Poomaalaiya Endhan dhegam poomaalaiya
Killi paarka nee vanthiya…
Udhattukku keezhae Macham irunthaal
Hey hey hey hey hey…
Thirumanamaaga Aasai irukkum
Hey hey hey hey hey…ae
Ennidam undhan Udhattai koduthaal
Hey hey hey hey hey
Vidikira podhu Kaayam irukkum
Hey hey hey hey hey…ae
Iduppu chelaiyae Nazhuva viduriyae…
Urugum manasukku Aduppil siru theeyae…
Machathai paarthu Michathai paarkka manamdhan yengiyathae
Heyyy…hawaliya… Hawaliyaahawaliya
Poomaalaiya Endhan dhegam poomaalaiya
Killi paarka nee vanthiya…
Hey hawaliya… Hey hawaliyaahawaliya
Poomeniya Dhegam enna poomaalaiya
Kaalgal enna sevvaalaiya
Song Meaning & Analysis
“Hawaliya Hawaliya” is a quintessential playful duet from 90s Tamil cinema, brimming with flirtation and romantic teasing between a man and a woman. The lyrics are a vibrant exchange of compliments and suggestive remarks, where the male protagonist expresses his admiration for the woman's beauty, likening her body to a garland of flowers and smooth plantain stems, while playfully questioning why such beauty is hidden. He uses metaphors of sweetness, like sugarcane, and historical references to emphasize her desirability as a prized possession.
The female protagonist responds with equal wit and allure, challenging his advances and acknowledging the effect she has on him. She playfully questions his intentions, asking if he came to “pinch and see” her flower-like body, and hints at her own burgeoning desire by mentioning her slipping saree and a heart set ablaze. The song captures the initial stages of romantic pursuit, filled with lighthearted banter, unspoken longing, and the thrill of mutual attraction, making it a lively and engaging romantic number.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Hawaliya Hawaliya?
Hawaliya Hawaliya is sung by சஞ்சீவ் அத்வானி மற்றும் சௌம்யா ராவ்.
Which movie is Hawaliya Hawaliya from?
The song Hawaliya Hawaliya is featured in the movie Janakiraman.
Who wrote the lyrics for Hawaliya Hawaliya?
The lyrics for Hawaliya Hawaliya were written by Pazhani Bharathi with music composed by Sirpy.
Is English translation available for Hawaliya Hawaliya lyrics?
Yes! Hawaliya Hawaliya lyrics from Janakiraman include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Hawaliya Hawaliya lyrics?
“Hawaliya Hawaliya” is a quintessential playful duet from 90s Tamil cinema, brimming with flirtation and romantic teasing between a man and a woman. The lyrics are a vibrant exchange of compliments and suggestive remarks, where the male protagonist expresses his admiration for the woman's beauty, likening her body to a garland of flowers and smooth plantain stems, while playfully questioning why such beauty is hidden. He uses metaphors of sweetness, like sugarcane, and historical references to emphasize her desirability as a prized possession. The female protagonist responds with equal wit and allure, challenging his advances and acknowledging the effect she has on him. She playfully questions his intentions, asking if he came to “pinch and see” her flower-like body, and hints at her own burgeoning desire by mentioning her slipping saree and a heart set ablaze. The song captures the initial stages of romantic pursuit, filled with lighthearted banter, unspoken longing, and the thrill of mutual attraction, making it a lively and engaging romantic number.
