Mynaa Mynaa Lyrics
From the movie Mynaa
Mynaa Mynaa Song Lyrics is the track from Mynaa Tamil Film – 2010, Starring Vidharth, Amala Paul, Thambi Ramaiah, Suzane George, Sethu. This song was sung by Vidharth, Amala Paul. The music was composed by D. Imman. Lyrics works penned by Yuga Bharathi.
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Mynaa mynaa nenju kulla vambhu pannura Mynaa mynaa enna solla enna kollura
Sollu pulla enna achu Sollamalae maraikkatha
Nenju mela kaiyaa vachu kannala nee sirikkatha
Enna marantha thalli irunthida Thunichathu sariyaa sariyaa
Thannanthaniyae enna thavippula Erinchathu muraiyaa muraiyaa
Enakkaethum puriyavae illa Bathil pesa varuviyaa
Mynaa mynaa
Yelaa yelaa yelaa yelaa
Chimmneykku manenaiaa pola Chithiraikku ucchi veyil pola
Neyoo enakkaga uyir vazhven unakkaga Sakkaratha pola suthivarum aasa
Kannu maiya vangi thetikiran meesa Adiyae nee manala thiricha kaiyira
Kodiyae nee usura kadancha thayira
Mynaa mynaa nenju kulla vambhu pannura
Mynaa mynaa enna solla enna kollura
Katta vandi sellum vazhi theda Undi villu jalli kalla theda
Naano unna thedi alachenae manam vaadi Pallikudam poyum eravilla paadam
pallanguzhi aada kooda illa neeyum Thonaiyaa nee iruntha jaipen oora
Kanavaa nee kalanjha nenapen theera
Mynaa mynaa nenju kulla vambhu pannura Mynaa mynaa enna solla enna kollura
Sollu pulla enna achu Sollamalae maraikkatha
Nenju mela kaiyaa vachu kannala nee sirikkatha
Enna marantha thalli irunthida Thunichathu sariyaa sariyaa
Thannanthaniyae enna thavippula Erinchathu muraiyaa muraiyaa
Adayaalam theriyavae illa Pudusa nee puranthiyaa
Mynaa mynaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Mynaa Mynaa,' is a poignant expression of a lover's anguish and longing for his beloved. The male protagonist addresses his love, comparing her to a 'Mynaa' bird, which is often seen as playful yet elusive. He laments her distance and the pain it causes, questioning if her decision to stay away is fair or right. The lyrics convey a deep sense of confusion and hurt, as he struggles to understand her actions and yearns for an explanation, feeling as though he is burning in agony without her presence. His world revolves around her, and her absence makes everything else meaningless.
The song beautifully uses rural imagery and metaphors to describe his intense feelings. He compares her essential presence to kerosene for a lamp and the intense heat of summer, signifying her vital role in his life. His devotion is so profound that he claims to live for her, and his desires constantly revolve around her. The lyrics also touch upon the idea of her being elusive or transformative, asking if she's a 'rope twisted from sand' or if she's 'born anew,' highlighting his inability to grasp her current state or intentions. The song captures the essence of a love that is both consuming and heartbreaking, filled with desperate pleas for reunion and understanding.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Mynaa Mynaa?
Mynaa Mynaa is sung by Vidharth, Amala Paul.
Which movie is Mynaa Mynaa from?
The song Mynaa Mynaa is featured in the movie Mynaa.
Who wrote the lyrics for Mynaa Mynaa?
The lyrics for Mynaa Mynaa were written by Yuga Bharathi with music composed by D. Imman.
Is English translation available for Mynaa Mynaa lyrics?
Yes! Mynaa Mynaa lyrics from Mynaa include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Mynaa Mynaa lyrics?
This song, 'Mynaa Mynaa,' is a poignant expression of a lover's anguish and longing for his beloved. The male protagonist addresses his love, comparing her to a 'Mynaa' bird, which is often seen as playful yet elusive. He laments her distance and the pain it causes, questioning if her decision to stay away is fair or right. The lyrics convey a deep sense of confusion and hurt, as he struggles to understand her actions and yearns for an explanation, feeling as though he is burning in agony without her presence. His world revolves around her, and her absence makes everything else meaningless. The song beautifully uses rural imagery and metaphors to describe his intense feelings. He compares her essential presence to kerosene for a lamp and the intense heat of summer, signifying her vital role in his life. His devotion is so profound that he claims to live for her, and his desires constantly revolve around her. The lyrics also touch upon the idea of her being elusive or transformative, asking if she's a 'rope twisted from sand' or if she's 'born anew,' highlighting his inability to grasp her current state or intentions. The song captures the essence of a love that is both consuming and heartbreaking, filled with desperate pleas for reunion and understanding.