llamai Enum Poongaatru Lyrics
From the movie Pagalil Oru Iravu
llamai Enum Poongaatru Song Lyrics is the track from Pagalil Oru Iravu Tamil Film – 1979, Starring Sridevi, Vijayakumar, Seema, Ravikumar, Pushpalatha, Major Sundarrajan, Sukumari, V. K. Ramasamy, Suruli Rajan. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Ilamaiyenum poongaatru Paadiyadhu oru paattu
Oru pozhudu oru aasai Sugam sugam adhilae orae sugam
Ilamaiyenum poongaatru Paadiyadhu oru paattu
Oru pozhudu oru aasai Sugam sugam adhilae orae sugam
Orae veenai orae raagam
Thannai marandhu Mannil vizhundhu
Ilamai malarin meedhu Thannai izhandha vandu
Dhega sugaththil kavanam Kaattu vazhiyil payanam
Gangai nadhikku Mannil anaiyaa…
Ilamaiyenum poongaatru
Angam muzhudhum Pongum ilamai
Idham padhamaai thondra Alli anaiththa kaigal
Ketka ninaiththaal marandhaal Kelvi ezhumun vizhundhaal
Endha udalo Endha uravo
Ilamaiyenum poongaatru
Mangai inamum Mannan inamum
Kulam gunamum enna Dhegam thudiththaal kannedhu
Koondhal kalaindha kaniyae Konji suvaiththa kiliyae
Intha nilaidhaan Enna vidhiyoo
Ilamaiyenum poongaatru Paadiyadhu oru paattu
Oru pozhudil oru aasai Sugam sugam adhilae orae sugam
Orae veenai orae raagam Orae veenai orae raagam
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Ilamai Enum Poongaatru" delves into the intoxicating and often overwhelming nature of youth and desire. It metaphorically describes youth as a "breeze" that sings a "song" of singular pleasure and desire, suggesting an intense, almost primal urge that overrides other considerations. The lyrics paint a picture of individuals lost in the moment, driven by physical attraction and passion, where societal norms, lineage, or even conscious thought take a backseat to the immediate gratification of the senses. The imagery of a bee losing itself on a flower, or a dam of earth against the Ganges, powerfully conveys the irresistible force of these emotions.
The song explores the transient and sometimes reckless abandon associated with youthful passion. It questions the relevance of identity, caste, or social standing when confronted with intense physical yearning, implying that such distinctions fade in the face of raw desire. The poignant lines about forgetting questions before they are asked, or wondering about fate, add a layer of introspection to the otherwise passionate narrative, hinting at the consequences or the ephemeral nature of such encounters. It's a classic Kannadasan lyrical masterpiece, capturing complex human emotions with simple yet profound metaphors, set to Ilaiyaraaja's evocative music.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of llamai Enum Poongaatru?
llamai Enum Poongaatru is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம்.
Which movie is llamai Enum Poongaatru from?
The song llamai Enum Poongaatru is featured in the movie Pagalil Oru Iravu.
Who wrote the lyrics for llamai Enum Poongaatru?
The lyrics for llamai Enum Poongaatru were written by Kannadasan with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for llamai Enum Poongaatru lyrics?
Yes! llamai Enum Poongaatru lyrics from Pagalil Oru Iravu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of llamai Enum Poongaatru lyrics?
The song "Ilamai Enum Poongaatru" delves into the intoxicating and often overwhelming nature of youth and desire. It metaphorically describes youth as a "breeze" that sings a "song" of singular pleasure and desire, suggesting an intense, almost primal urge that overrides other considerations. The lyrics paint a picture of individuals lost in the moment, driven by physical attraction and passion, where societal norms, lineage, or even conscious thought take a backseat to the immediate gratification of the senses. The imagery of a bee losing itself on a flower, or a dam of earth against the Ganges, powerfully conveys the irresistible force of these emotions. The song explores the transient and sometimes reckless abandon associated with youthful passion. It questions the relevance of identity, caste, or social standing when confronted with intense physical yearning, implying that such distinctions fade in the face of raw desire. The poignant lines about forgetting questions before they are asked, or wondering about fate, add a layer of introspection to the otherwise passionate narrative, hinting at the consequences or the ephemeral nature of such encounters. It's a classic Kannadasan lyrical masterpiece, capturing complex human emotions with simple yet profound metaphors, set to Ilaiyaraaja's evocative music.
