Machan Ennai Cover Art

Machan Ennai Lyrics

From the movie Senthamizh Selvan

Machan Ennai Song Lyrics is the track from Senthamizh Selvan Tamil Film – 1994, Starring Prashanth, Madhoo, Sivaranjani, Sujatha, Vijayakumar, Mohan Natrajan, Vagai Chandrasekar. This song was sung by ஸ்வர்ணலதா. The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan, Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

KV
Music DirectorK. V. Mahadevan
I
Music DirectorIlayaraja
V
LyricistVaali

Singers

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Singerஸ்வர்ணலதா

Star Cast

Naan viricha valaiyila Sikkinaaru maappilla

Oho hoi oho hoi oho hoi oho hoi

Oora vittu ooru vandhu Maattinaaru maappilla

Oho hoi oho hoi oho hoi oho hoi

Kenda meenu keluthi meenu Vaazha meenu vavvaa meenu
Veraal meenu vanjira meenu Ayira meenu nethili meenu
Noothu kanakkula Meen irukku aathula
Naan pudichu kozhambu veppaen Namma veettu sattiyila

Akkaa akkaa akkaa thaan Akkaa vaelai pakkaa thaan
Maattinaaru maappilla Mannangatti thoppula
Hahahahahahaha

Machaan enna kaelu Kathu koduppenae
Neechal adikka Oru acham pirandhaakkaa
Pakkam iruppenae Thaangi pudikka
Pacha malai oram Patta pagal naeram
Aadai adikka Kuri vechu pudichenae
Otha pana pola Neeyum irukkae

Eppodhum thappaadhu Vayasu ponnu
Vala pottaa Unnaattam meen kanakkaa odi poga
Vida maattaa

Un ooru ungaathaa yaaru enna Iva kaeppaa
Sonnaa thaan oorukkulla Vaazha unna viduvaappaa

Eera mathaappu thaan un veeram Verum kithaappu yen innaeram
Oru sappaani nee thaanyaa Edha kandaalum bayamaa irukku
Buski dhandaalum yen yaa unakku Asaloor maamanae

Iva dhaesingu raasan paethi Yevan thottaalum adippaa thookki
Iva engooru raasaathi Idhu pinnaadi puriyum unakkum
Ippa munnaadi podu vanakkam Vasamaa maattinae

Nethiyila pottu vechu Mai poosi poo mudichu
Kandaangi saela kattu Unakku yenyaa vaetti satta
Unnaattam sooranukku Ennaalum kaavalukku
Pinnodu naan irukken Paavan nee thaan ondikkatta

Un ooru ungaathaa yaaru enna Iva kaeppaa
Sonnaa thaan oorukkulla Vaazha unna viduvaappaa

Machaan enna kaelu Kathu koduppenae
Neechal adikka Oru acham pirandhaakkaa
Pakkam iruppenae Thaangi pudikka

Idhu paanjaalam kurichi mannu Ingu pul kooda edhukkum ninnu
Indha manna nee midhichaachu Oru malyuthakkaaran polae
Rendu mundaavaithattu maelae Adha naan paakkanum

Enga akkaava morachaa neeyum Thala mukkaadu poda vaenum
Oru sittaattam nenaikkaadhae Naanga ellorum akkaa saena
Iva annaadam iduvaa aana Adha nee kaekkanum

Nallaa thaan aal irundhum Kallaattam thol irundhum
Pullaattam nenjirundhaa Avanga peru potta pulla
Villaattam paanjidanum Dhillaa thaan pesidanum
Illaatti aambalaikku Ingaedhum madhippu illae

Un ooru ungaathaa yaaru enna Iva kaeppaa
Sonnaa thaan oorukkulla Vaazha unna viduvaappaa

Machaan enna kaelu Kathu koduppenae
Neechal adikka Oru acham pirandhaakkaa
Pakkam iruppenae Thaangi pudikka
Pacha malai oram Patta pagal naeram
Aadai adikka Kuri vechu pudichenae
Otha pana pola Neeyum irukkae

Eppodhum thappaadhu Vayasu ponnu
Vala pottaa Unnaattam meen kanakkaa odi poga
Vida maattaa

Un ooru ungaathaa yaaru enna Iva kaeppaa
Sonnaa thaan oorukkulla Vaazha unna viduvaappaa

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song is a playful and assertive declaration from a young woman (or a group of women) to a man, whom they refer to as 'Machan' (brother-in-law/cousin, often used endearingly). The lyrics are filled with teasing and boasts, suggesting that the man has been 'caught' in their 'net' and is now under their influence. The woman confidently asserts her dominance, comparing herself to a skilled fisherwoman who has successfully reeled in her catch. She promises to guide him, protect him, and even challenge his perceived bravery, all while subtly hinting at a romantic pursuit or a playful power dynamic.

The song also highlights the strong, independent spirit of the women from their village, particularly referencing the historical bravery associated with Panjalankurichi. They warn the man that he must respect their ways and their 'queen' (the lead woman), or face consequences. The lyrics emphasize that true masculinity isn't just about physical appearance but about courage and boldness. It's a vibrant, energetic song that captures the essence of rural romance and the spirited nature of the female protagonist, who is both alluring and formidable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Machan Ennai?

Machan Ennai is sung by ஸ்வர்ணலதா.

Which movie is Machan Ennai from?

The song Machan Ennai is featured in the movie Senthamizh Selvan.

Who wrote the lyrics for Machan Ennai?

The lyrics for Machan Ennai were written by Vaali with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan and Ilayaraja.

Is English translation available for Machan Ennai lyrics?

Yes! Machan Ennai lyrics from Senthamizh Selvan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Machan Ennai lyrics?

This song is a playful and assertive declaration from a young woman (or a group of women) to a man, whom they refer to as 'Machan' (brother-in-law/cousin, often used endearingly). The lyrics are filled with teasing and boasts, suggesting that the man has been 'caught' in their 'net' and is now under their influence. The woman confidently asserts her dominance, comparing herself to a skilled fisherwoman who has successfully reeled in her catch. She promises to guide him, protect him, and even challenge his perceived bravery, all while subtly hinting at a romantic pursuit or a playful power dynamic. The song also highlights the strong, independent spirit of the women from their village, particularly referencing the historical bravery associated with Panjalankurichi. They warn the man that he must respect their ways and their 'queen' (the lead woman), or face consequences. The lyrics emphasize that true masculinity isn't just about physical appearance but about courage and boldness. It's a vibrant, energetic song that captures the essence of rural romance and the spirited nature of the female protagonist, who is both alluring and formidable.

Song Details

Song NameMachan Ennai
Singersஸ்வர்ணலதா
LyricistVaali
LanguageTamil

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