Ilamaiyin Ninaivugal Lyrics
From the movie Selvakku
Ilamaiyin Ninaivugal Song Lyrics is the track from Selvakku Tamil Film – 1986. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெயராம் மற்றும் பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன். The music was composed by Chandrabose. Lyrics works penned by Na. Kamarasan.
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Ilamaiyin ninaivugal aayiram Manadhinil ezhudhiya oviyam
Iravae nilavae endhan aalayam Thalaivan varuvaan nenjil oorvalam
Ilamaiyin ninaivugal aayiram Malargalil ezhudhiya oviyam
Iravae nilavae endhan aalayam Thalaivi varuvaal nenjil oorvalam
Ilamaiyin ninaivugal aayiram Malargalil ezhudhiya oviyam
Rathiyae kaaman thozh serum kiliyae Azhagae aadum pon veenai nee
Idhazho kaadhal thaen aatrangaraiyo Ilamai megam neer oottrum naal
Aadum thozhodu thozh sera Paal ootrum nilavae
Ilamaiyin ninaivugal aayiram Malargalil ezhudhiya oviyam
Kanavae aasai poongattrin sugamae Manamae soodum poomalai nee
Madimel aadum poonthottam mugamoo Idhayam paadum poobaalam nee
Maeni thaanaga theeyaagi Porraadum thalaivaa
Ilamaiyin ninaivugal aayiram Malargalil ezhudhiya oviyam
Iravae nilavae endhan aalayam Thalaivan varuvaan nenjil oorvalam
Laala laalaala laa laa laaa Laala laalaala laa laa
Laa la laalaala lalal laa lalalala Laa la lalaala laa laa
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Ilamaiyin Ninaivugal" from the 1986 film 'Selvakku' is a classic romantic duet that beautifully encapsulates the essence of youthful love, longing, and anticipation. Sung by the legendary Vani Jairam and P. Jayachandran, the lyrics by Na. Kamarasan paint vivid imagery of cherished memories and the yearning for a beloved. The recurring theme of "a thousand memories of youth, a painting drawn in the heart/on flowers" sets a nostalgic and tender tone, suggesting that love is a beautiful, indelible art form created in the prime of life. The night and moon are personified as a sacred temple, symbolizing the intimate space where lovers' dreams and hopes reside.
The song alternates between the male and female perspectives, each expressing their deep affection and anticipation for their partner's arrival, described as a grand procession in their heart. The female voice compares her beloved to Rathi (goddess of love) and a golden veena, while her lips are likened to honeyed riverbanks, and their union to a cloud of youth pouring its life-giving waters. The male voice sees his beloved as a comforting dream, a flower garland for his heart, and her face as a dancing flower garden. He describes her as the 'Boopalam' (morning raga) that awakens his heart, acknowledging his own body burning with desire. The lyrics collectively evoke a sense of passionate yearning, poetic adoration, and the sweet agony of waiting for love to fully blossom.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ilamaiyin Ninaivugal?
Ilamaiyin Ninaivugal is sung by வாணி ஜெயராம் மற்றும் பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன்.
Which movie is Ilamaiyin Ninaivugal from?
The song Ilamaiyin Ninaivugal is featured in the movie Selvakku.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ilamaiyin Ninaivugal?
The lyrics for Ilamaiyin Ninaivugal were written by Na. Kamarasan with music composed by Chandrabose.
Is English translation available for Ilamaiyin Ninaivugal lyrics?
Yes! Ilamaiyin Ninaivugal lyrics from Selvakku include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ilamaiyin Ninaivugal lyrics?
The song "Ilamaiyin Ninaivugal" from the 1986 film 'Selvakku' is a classic romantic duet that beautifully encapsulates the essence of youthful love, longing, and anticipation. Sung by the legendary Vani Jairam and P. Jayachandran, the lyrics by Na. Kamarasan paint vivid imagery of cherished memories and the yearning for a beloved. The recurring theme of "a thousand memories of youth, a painting drawn in the heart/on flowers" sets a nostalgic and tender tone, suggesting that love is a beautiful, indelible art form created in the prime of life. The night and moon are personified as a sacred temple, symbolizing the intimate space where lovers' dreams and hopes reside. The song alternates between the male and female perspectives, each expressing their deep affection and anticipation for their partner's arrival, described as a grand procession in their heart. The female voice compares her beloved to Rathi (goddess of love) and a golden veena, while her lips are likened to honeyed riverbanks, and their union to a cloud of youth pouring its life-giving waters. The male voice sees his beloved as a comforting dream, a flower garland for his heart, and her face as a dancing flower garden. He describes her as the 'Boopalam' (morning raga) that awakens his heart, acknowledging his own body burning with desire. The lyrics collectively evoke a sense of passionate yearning, poetic adoration, and the sweet agony of waiting for love to fully blossom.
