Naadinen Nambinen Lyrics
From the movie Savaal
Naadinen Nambinen Song Lyrics is the track from Savaal Tamil Film – 1981, Starring Jaishankar, Kamal Haasan, Sripriya, Vijayakumar, Lakshmi, K. Balaji, Manorama, Y. G. Mahendran, Thengai Srinivasan. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெயராம். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Naadinaennambinaen Kadhalukku niyaayamillai endrumae unnidam
Kadhalarkal nooru kandaen Rasikkindraar ennidam
Naadinaennambinaen Kadhalukku niyaayamillai endrumae unnidam
Kadhalarkal nooru kandaen Rasikkindraar ennidam
Aaaaaaaaaa
En angam entha naalum ungal sontham Vendum pothu katkalaamae
Devalogamaa bhoomiyaa poagalaam vaarungal
Pon manjam azhagu ponga Pottu vaiththaen
Ennai vaazhvil yaenga vaiththaai Jaadai pothumaa vendumaa
Vaedhanai kaadhalaa
Naadinaen Kadhalukku niyaayamillai endrumae unnidam
Kadhalarkal nooru kandaen Rasikkindraar ennidam
Thaen vellam perugi odum Pennin ullam
Inbamaaga neentha sollum Maedai naadagam theernthathum
Vaarungal ketkalaam
Mul maelae padukkai potta chinna raajaa Paavai pogum padhai kandu
Vaattam vanthathaa neengalum manidharaa Haevaedikkai
Naadinaen Kadhalukku niyaayamillai endrumae unnidam
Kadhalarkal nooru kandaen Rasikkindraar ennidam
Aaaaaaaaaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Naadinen Nambinen" from the movie 'Savaal' (1981) is a poignant expression of a woman's unrequited or unappreciated love. She laments the lack of justice and fairness in her lover's affection, contrasting his indifference with the admiration she receives from many others. Despite her deep devotion, offering herself completely and preparing a beautiful life for him, she feels a profound sense of longing and pain. The lyrics convey her frustration and a subtle challenge, questioning his humanity and commitment, hinting that his love might be a mere performance.
The song delves into themes of devotion, betrayal, and the emotional turmoil of a one-sided relationship. The woman's heart, described as a "flood of honey," yearns for blissful union, but she perceives her lover as distant, perhaps playing a role ("stage drama"). Her plea is laced with both vulnerability and a touch of sarcasm, as she questions if he, the "little king," can even comprehend her suffering. It's a powerful portrayal of a woman grappling with love that brings more anguish than joy, yet she remains hopeful, inviting him to truly connect once his charade is over.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Naadinen Nambinen?
Naadinen Nambinen is sung by வாணி ஜெயராம்.
Which movie is Naadinen Nambinen from?
The song Naadinen Nambinen is featured in the movie Savaal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Naadinen Nambinen?
The lyrics for Naadinen Nambinen were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Naadinen Nambinen lyrics?
Yes! Naadinen Nambinen lyrics from Savaal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Naadinen Nambinen lyrics?
The song "Naadinen Nambinen" from the movie 'Savaal' (1981) is a poignant expression of a woman's unrequited or unappreciated love. She laments the lack of justice and fairness in her lover's affection, contrasting his indifference with the admiration she receives from many others. Despite her deep devotion, offering herself completely and preparing a beautiful life for him, she feels a profound sense of longing and pain. The lyrics convey her frustration and a subtle challenge, questioning his humanity and commitment, hinting that his love might be a mere performance. The song delves into themes of devotion, betrayal, and the emotional turmoil of a one-sided relationship. The woman's heart, described as a "flood of honey," yearns for blissful union, but she perceives her lover as distant, perhaps playing a role ("stage drama"). Her plea is laced with both vulnerability and a touch of sarcasm, as she questions if he, the "little king," can even comprehend her suffering. It's a powerful portrayal of a woman grappling with love that brings more anguish than joy, yet she remains hopeful, inviting him to truly connect once his charade is over.