Hey Naano Vayasu Lyrics
From the movie Salem Vishnu
Hey Naano Vayasu Song Lyrics is the track from Salem Vishnu Tamil Film – 1990, Starring Thyagarajan, Rupini, R. Sarathkumar, Geetha, Ratheesh, Pravin Kumar, Goundamani, Vinu Chakravarthy, V. K. Ramasamy, Venniradai Moorthy. This song was sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Sangeetha Rajan. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Haei naano vayasu pulla Rendu naala urakkam illa
Idhu edhanaala ada adhanaala
Oru saayangaala kaathu Enna thadavi pochu naethu
Vandhu muzhusa thazhuvadha En mugavari theriyadha
Enna panna enna panna Enna panna enna panna
Haei naano vayasu pulla Rendu naala urakkam illa
Raavellam pagalaaga Pagal ellam raavaaga
Naan kond aazhagellaam analil mezhugaaga
En kannae pagaiyaaga En dhegam sumaiyaaga
Thaniyaagi ponenae tharaiyil meenaaga
Unnodu naanada Hae paneeril neerada
Enna panna enna panna Enna panna enna panna
Haei naano vayasu pulla Rendu naala urakkam illa
Ariyaadha ponnaaga Aalaagi ninnenae
Angangae thottaanae aasa machaanae haei
Kannendraal imaiyoda Pen endraal aanoda
Em manasu ennachu oduthu unnoda
Achchaani podatha Singaara thaeraanen
Hoi enna panna enna panna Enna panna enna panna
Haei naano vayasu pulla Thanna naana thanna nanna naa
Idhu edhanaala thanna thandha naanaa
Oru saayangaala kaathu Enna thadavi pochu naethu
Vandhu muzhusa thazhuvadha En mugavari theriyadha
Enna panna enna panna Enna panna enna panna
Enna panna enna panna Enna panna enna panna
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song 'Hey Naano Vayasu' captures the innocent yet intense awakening of a young woman's desires and longing. She describes her sleepless nights and restless state, attributing it to an 'evening breeze' that caressed her, symbolizing the first stirrings of love or attraction. Her plea for a full embrace and the question of whether her beloved knows her 'address' convey a yearning for connection and intimacy, highlighting her newfound emotional turmoil.
As the song progresses, she expresses how her world has been turned upside down, with nights becoming days and her beauty feeling like melting wax. She feels isolated and burdened, like a fish out of water, emphasizing her deep need for her beloved. The lyrics also touch upon her transition from an innocent girl to a woman, acknowledging the natural progression of love between a man and a woman, and her heart's undeniable pull towards her 'machaanae' (beloved cousin), leaving her feeling like a beautiful chariot without its essential linchpin, incomplete without him.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Hey Naano Vayasu?
Hey Naano Vayasu is sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Hey Naano Vayasu from?
The song Hey Naano Vayasu is featured in the movie Salem Vishnu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Hey Naano Vayasu?
The lyrics for Hey Naano Vayasu were written by Vaali with music composed by Sangeetha Rajan.
Is English translation available for Hey Naano Vayasu lyrics?
Yes! Hey Naano Vayasu lyrics from Salem Vishnu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Hey Naano Vayasu lyrics?
The song 'Hey Naano Vayasu' captures the innocent yet intense awakening of a young woman's desires and longing. She describes her sleepless nights and restless state, attributing it to an 'evening breeze' that caressed her, symbolizing the first stirrings of love or attraction. Her plea for a full embrace and the question of whether her beloved knows her 'address' convey a yearning for connection and intimacy, highlighting her newfound emotional turmoil. As the song progresses, she expresses how her world has been turned upside down, with nights becoming days and her beauty feeling like melting wax. She feels isolated and burdened, like a fish out of water, emphasizing her deep need for her beloved. The lyrics also touch upon her transition from an innocent girl to a woman, acknowledging the natural progression of love between a man and a woman, and her heart's undeniable pull towards her 'machaanae' (beloved cousin), leaving her feeling like a beautiful chariot without its essential linchpin, incomplete without him.
