Lala Nandalala Lyrics
From the movie Narasimha
Lala Nandalala Song Lyrics is the track from Narasimha Tamil Film – 2001, Starring Vijayakanth, Isha Koppikar, Vadivelu, Nassar, Ramya Krishnan, Anandaraj, Kuyili, Raghuvaran, Sriman, Rahul Dev. This song was sung by கல்பனா ராகவேந்தர் மற்றும் பிரதாப் சந்திரன். The music was composed by Mani Sharma. Lyrics works penned by Kabilan.
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Chinna thiru onam vanthallo Oru thanga thaeril onam vanthallo
Chinna thiru onam vanthallo Oru thanga thaeril onam vanthallo
Laalaa nandha laalaa Vaa vaaaavaa vaaaa
Laalaa nandha laalaa Vaa vaaaavaa vaaaa
Mogam kondu kannan oodhum Moongil paadal vendum
Onbathu thulaiyil enbathu raagam Ennai vanthu theendum
Thullum nenjai thottu izhukka Thoondil kondu thookkam parikka
Chinna thiru onam vanthallo Oru thanga thaeril onam vanthallo
Laalaa nandha laalaa Vaa vaaaavaa vaaaa
Theeppidiththa thendral aanaenae Vervaraikkum vendhu ponaenae
Theeppidiththa thendral aanaenae Thaga thikthai thagathom
Vervaraikkum vendhu ponaenae Thaga thikthai thagathom
En thaegam viyarvai kulam adhil En kangal olikkum idamadi
Vaazhaipol vazhukkum udaladi Vaa ennum vayasadi
Nenjai vega vaiththaanae Niththam saaga vaiththaanae
Ennai killi killi pookka vaiththaanae Ennai killi killi pookka vaiththaanae
Chinna thiru onam vanthallo Oru thanga thaeril onam vanthallo
Laalaa nandha laalaa Vaa vaaaavaa vaaaa
Jaamaththukkul kaaman vanthaanae Jadhagaththil machcham endraanae
Jaamaththukkul kaaman vanthaanae Thaga thikthai thagathom
Jadhagaththil machcham endraanae Thaga thikthai thagathom
Nee paarththaal pudavai sarinthathu En poovil kaambum malarnthathu
En kannin maniyum sivanthathu En penmai vidinthathu
Ennai arppamaakkinaan Kannai karbamaakkinaan
Udal thatti thatti sirbamaakkinaan Udal thatti thatti sirbamaakkinaan
Laalaa nandha laalaa Vaa vaaaavaa vaaaa
Mogam kondu kannan oodhum Moongil paadal vendum
Onbathu thulaiyil enbathu raagam Ennai vanthu theendum
Thullum nenjai thottu izhukka Thoondil kondu thookkam parikka
Chinna thiru onam vanthallo Oru thanga thaeril onam vanthallo
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a passionate expression of a woman's intense desire and awakening to love. Using the metaphor of Onam, a harvest festival, and Krishna (Kannan), the lyrics convey a sense of joyous anticipation and longing for a lover. The woman describes her physical and emotional reactions to this love, feeling her heart burn, her body transforming, and her womanhood blossoming under the gaze and touch of her beloved. The imagery of Krishna's flute music symbolizes the irresistible allure of her partner, drawing her into a state of profound emotional and physical surrender.
The lyrics delve into the transformative power of love, where the protagonist feels both consumed by desire and reborn. Phrases like 'I became a breeze caught in fire' and 'burned down to my very roots' illustrate the overwhelming nature of her feelings. The song culminates in a celebration of her awakened sensuality and womanhood, attributing this profound change to her lover who 'sculpted' her body and made her 'bloom'. It's a vibrant and sensual ode to the intoxicating experience of falling deeply in love.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Lala Nandalala?
Lala Nandalala is sung by கல்பனா ராகவேந்தர் மற்றும் பிரதாப் சந்திரன்.
Which movie is Lala Nandalala from?
The song Lala Nandalala is featured in the movie Narasimha.
Who wrote the lyrics for Lala Nandalala?
The lyrics for Lala Nandalala were written by Kabilan with music composed by Mani Sharma.
Is English translation available for Lala Nandalala lyrics?
Yes! Lala Nandalala lyrics from Narasimha include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Lala Nandalala lyrics?
This song is a passionate expression of a woman's intense desire and awakening to love. Using the metaphor of Onam, a harvest festival, and Krishna (Kannan), the lyrics convey a sense of joyous anticipation and longing for a lover. The woman describes her physical and emotional reactions to this love, feeling her heart burn, her body transforming, and her womanhood blossoming under the gaze and touch of her beloved. The imagery of Krishna's flute music symbolizes the irresistible allure of her partner, drawing her into a state of profound emotional and physical surrender. The lyrics delve into the transformative power of love, where the protagonist feels both consumed by desire and reborn. Phrases like 'I became a breeze caught in fire' and 'burned down to my very roots' illustrate the overwhelming nature of her feelings. The song culminates in a celebration of her awakened sensuality and womanhood, attributing this profound change to her lover who 'sculpted' her body and made her 'bloom'. It's a vibrant and sensual ode to the intoxicating experience of falling deeply in love.