Indha Devathaikku Lyrics
From the movie Kaadhale Nimmadhi
Indha Devathaikku Song Lyrics is the track from Kaadhale Nimmadhi Tamil Film – 1998, Starring Murali, Suriya, Radhika Sarathkumar, Nassar, Vivek, Geetha, Thalaivasal Vijay, Manivannan, Vaiyapuri, B. Lenin. This song was sung by சங்கீதா. The music was composed by Deva. Lyrics works penned by Arivumathi.
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Intha devathaikku Nalla thaedhi vanthaachu
Iva thaavanikku Ippo leavu vittaachu
: Aaa akka aah akka Aarambamae padu super akka
Intha devathaikku Nalla thaedhi vanthaachu
Iva thaavanikku Ippo leavu vittaachu
Aaa akka aah akka Aarambamae padu super akka
Intha devathaikku Nalla thaedhi vanthaachu
Iva thaavanikku Ippo leavu vittaachu
Aaa akka aah akka Aarambamae padu super akka
Thaekkadikku pakkathila Thaangaatha vetkathila
Aaa akka aah akka
Thaekkadikku pakkathila Thaangaatha vetkathila
Thean nilava paathuputtaa Thulli odum manasukulla
Kombai ellaam eduthukkuvaala Ava pudavaiya thaan maranthiduvaala
Maapillaiyai uduthikkuvaala Adi manasukulla sirichukkuvaala
Aaa akka aah akka Aarambamae padu super akka
Kanavukkula aajaraaga Summon onnu anuppivittaan
Aaa akka aah akka
Kanavukkula aajaraaga Summon onnu anuppivittaan
Summonodu pona ponna Sammadhikka vechuputtaan
Heartukkulla nottam vittendi Iva nokkamellaam purinjikittendi
Solla solla kannam sevakkura Adi mennu muzhungi thanni kudikkura
Aaa akka aah akka Aarambamae padu super akka
Intha devathaikku Nalla thaedhi vanthaachu
Iva thaavanikku Ippo leavu vittaachu
Aaa akka aah akka Aarambamae padu super akka
Intha devathaikku Nalla thaedhi vanthaachu
Iva thaavanikku Ippo leavu vittaachu
Aaa akka aah akka Aarambamae padu super akka
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a lively and celebratory piece, likely sung by friends or cousins of a bride-to-be, teasing her about her impending marriage. The lyrics playfully announce that a wedding date has been fixed for the 'goddess,' signifying her transition from girlhood (represented by the half-saree being 'given a holiday') to womanhood and marriage. The repeated exclamations of "Ah, sister, ah, sister, the beginning is super awesome!" set a joyous and excited tone, reflecting the collective happiness and anticipation surrounding the wedding.
The song continues with lighthearted teasing about the bride's shyness and her future with her groom. References to a honeymoon in Thekkady and playful questions about her wedding night, like forgetting her saree or 'wearing' the groom, add to the fun. The lyrics also touch upon the groom's successful wooing, describing how he 'sent a summons' to her dreams and made her agree. The bride's blushing cheeks and nervous sips of water when asked about her feelings perfectly capture the sweet, bashful excitement of a young woman on the cusp of a new chapter.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Indha Devathaikku?
Indha Devathaikku is sung by சங்கீதா.
Which movie is Indha Devathaikku from?
The song Indha Devathaikku is featured in the movie Kaadhale Nimmadhi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Indha Devathaikku?
The lyrics for Indha Devathaikku were written by Arivumathi with music composed by Deva.
Is English translation available for Indha Devathaikku lyrics?
Yes! Indha Devathaikku lyrics from Kaadhale Nimmadhi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Indha Devathaikku lyrics?
This song is a lively and celebratory piece, likely sung by friends or cousins of a bride-to-be, teasing her about her impending marriage. The lyrics playfully announce that a wedding date has been fixed for the 'goddess,' signifying her transition from girlhood (represented by the half-saree being 'given a holiday') to womanhood and marriage. The repeated exclamations of "Ah, sister, ah, sister, the beginning is super awesome!" set a joyous and excited tone, reflecting the collective happiness and anticipation surrounding the wedding. The song continues with lighthearted teasing about the bride's shyness and her future with her groom. References to a honeymoon in Thekkady and playful questions about her wedding night, like forgetting her saree or 'wearing' the groom, add to the fun. The lyrics also touch upon the groom's successful wooing, describing how he 'sent a summons' to her dreams and made her agree. The bride's blushing cheeks and nervous sips of water when asked about her feelings perfectly capture the sweet, bashful excitement of a young woman on the cusp of a new chapter.