Ilanguyile Lyrics
From the movie Anbulla Rajinikanth
Ilanguyile Song Lyrics is the track from Anbulla Rajinikanth Tamil Film – 1984, Starring Rajinikanth, Ambika, Meena, K. Bhagyaraj, Senthamarai, Y. G. Mahendran, Sulakshana. This song was sung by வாணிஜெயராம். The music was composed by Ilayaraja.
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Ilanguyile chinnan chiru mayilae
Adi unakkedhukku veena mana kavalae
Ingae vazhithunaiya naan thaan irukaiyilae
Kovikkira paapa coimbatore pona
Kalakalannu sirithiduva vala valannu pesiduva
Kalakalannu sirithiduva vala valannu pesiduva
Ilanguyile chinnan chiru mayilae
Adi unakkedhukku veena mana kavalae
Ingae vazhithunaiya naan thaan irukaiyilae
Kovikkira paapa coimbatore pona
Kalakalannu sirithiduva vala valannu pesiduva
Kalakalannu sirithiduva vala valannu pesiduva
Kattu purathilae koda mazha penjudhaam
Haiiiiiii
Koda mazhaiyilae kaattu yana nenanjudhaam
Yana nenanjadhum hasukkunu thaan thumbhichaan
Thummi mudinchadhum thumbhikkaiyum pinjidhaam
Kadha kadhaiya naanum sollattuma Hoi hoi
Kadu kadutha nenja killatuma Hoi hoi
Kannaga nee irundha kann imaiyaa naan iruppen Kadalaaga nee irundha karai iranda naan iruppen
un mugathil thuyaram enna kanmaniyae konjam siri
Ilanguyile chinnan chiru mayilae
Adi unakkedhukku veena mana kavalae
Ingae vazhithunaiya naan thaan irukaiyilae
Kovikkira paapa coimbatore pona
Kalakalannu sirithiduva vala valannu pesiduva
Kalakalannu sirithiduva vala valannu pesiduva
Yeri karaiyilae naara onnu ninnuchaam
Embhi kudhikkura meena pudichu thinnuchaam
Thinnu mudichadhum korattu vittu thoongichaam
Vitta korattaiyilae meenu veliyae vandhuchaam
Thanniyilae thaavi kudichiduchaam Hoi hoi
Naaraiya parthu sirichiduchaam Hey hey
Ammadi nee nenacha eppodhumae sirichidalaam Polladha thunbathilum meenattam kudhichidalaam
Chithiramae rathinamae muthinamae konjam siri
Ilanguyile chinnan chiru mayilae
Adi unakkedhukku veena mana kavalae
Ingae vazhithunaiya naan thaan irukaiyilae
Kovikkira paapa coimbatore pona
Kalakalannu sirithiduva vala valannu pesiduva
Kalakalannu sirithiduva vala valannu pesiduva
Kalakalannu sirithiduva vala valannu pesiduva
Lalala lalala lalala lalala
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a tender and comforting serenade aimed at cheering up a sad child. From the movie 'Anbulla Rajinikanth', where Rajinikanth's character befriends a young girl battling cancer, the lyrics reflect a deep sense of care and reassurance. The singer uses endearing terms like 'young cuckoo' and 'little peacock' to address the child, questioning the need for sorrow when a supportive companion is present. The core message is one of unwavering presence and the promise to alleviate her worries.
The song employs playful, nonsensical stories about an elephant and a stork to distract and bring a smile to the child's face. These whimsical tales are interspersed with profound promises of support, such as being an eyelid to her eye or shores to her sea, symbolizing protection and steadfastness. The repeated encouragement to 'smile a little' and 'jump like a fish' even in sorrow encapsulates the song's hopeful and uplifting spirit, urging the child to find joy despite her circumstances.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ilanguyile?
Ilanguyile is sung by வாணிஜெயராம்.
Which movie is Ilanguyile from?
The song Ilanguyile is featured in the movie Anbulla Rajinikanth.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ilanguyile?
The lyrics for Ilanguyile were written by Unknown with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Ilanguyile lyrics?
Yes! Ilanguyile lyrics from Anbulla Rajinikanth include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ilanguyile lyrics?
This song is a tender and comforting serenade aimed at cheering up a sad child. From the movie 'Anbulla Rajinikanth', where Rajinikanth's character befriends a young girl battling cancer, the lyrics reflect a deep sense of care and reassurance. The singer uses endearing terms like 'young cuckoo' and 'little peacock' to address the child, questioning the need for sorrow when a supportive companion is present. The core message is one of unwavering presence and the promise to alleviate her worries. The song employs playful, nonsensical stories about an elephant and a stork to distract and bring a smile to the child's face. These whimsical tales are interspersed with profound promises of support, such as being an eyelid to her eye or shores to her sea, symbolizing protection and steadfastness. The repeated encouragement to 'smile a little' and 'jump like a fish' even in sorrow encapsulates the song's hopeful and uplifting spirit, urging the child to find joy despite her circumstances.