Naam Oruvarai Lyrics
From the movie Kumari Kottam
Naam Oruvarai Song Lyrics is the track from Kumari Kottam Tamil Film – 1971. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி. The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Naam oruvarai oruvar Sandhippom yena
Kaadhal dhevadhai sonnaal
Hum… hum… hum…
Naam oruvarai oruvar Sandhippom yena
Kaadhal dhevadhai sonnaal En idadhu kannum thudithadhu
Unnai kanden innaal ponnaal
Naam oruvarai oruvar Sandhippom yena
Kaadhal dhevadhai sonnaal En idadhu kannum thudithadhu
Unnai kanden innaal ponnaal
Patta pagalena nilaverikka Andha nilavinil malar sirikka
Andha malarinil madhuvirukka Andha madhu unna manam thudikka…
Ha… aa… aa… haa… aaaaa
Naam oruvarai oruvar Sandhippom yena
Kaadhal dhevadhai sonnaal En idadhu kannum thudithadhu
Unnai kanden innaal ponnaal
Neer kuditha maegam En neelavanna koondhal
Neer kuditha maegam En neelavanna koondhal
Andha neelavana koondhal Adhu neeyirukkum oonjal…
Paal kodutha venmai En palingu pondra maeni
Paal kodutha venmai En palingu pondra maeni
Ven palingu pondra maeni Adhil pangu kolla vaa nee
Vatta karuvizhi varavazhaikka Andha varavinil uravirukka
Andha uravinil iravirukka Andha iravugal valarndhirukka…
Ha… aa… aa… haa… aaaaa
Naam oruvarai oruvar Sandhippom yena
Kaadhal dhevadhai sonnaal
Naan thodarndhu poga Ennai maan thodarndhenna
Naan thodarndhu poga Ennai maan thodarndhenna
Pon maan thodarndha podhu Manam maiyal kondadhenna…
Ha… aa… aa… haa… aaaaa
Mai vaditha kannil Pen poi vadithadhenna
Mai vaditha kannil Pen poi vadithadhenna
Kan poi vaditha paavai En kai pidithadhenna
Velli pani vizhum malai irukka Andha malaiyinil mazhai adikka
Andha mazhaiyinil nadhi pirakka Andha nadhi vandhu kadal kalakka…
Ha… aa… aa… haa… aaaaa
Naam oruvarai oruvar Sandhippom yena
Kaadhal dhevadhai sonnaal Haaa…haaa…haaa
En idadhu kannum thudithadhu Unnai kanden innaal ponnaal
Unnai kanden innaal ponnaal
Song Meaning & Analysis
This romantic duet from 'Kumari Kottam' beautifully captures the serendipitous joy and profound sense of destiny experienced by two lovers. The lyrics open with the declaration that an "angel of love" foretold their meeting, a belief reinforced by auspicious signs like the twitching of an eye (left for the female, right for the male, signifying good fortune). The song then weaves a tapestry of rich, poetic imagery, comparing the blossoming of their love to natural phenomena: the moon shining in daylight, flowers smiling, and the heart yearning for the honey within them, symbolizing the intoxicating sweetness of their newfound connection.
The song continues to explore the depths of their affection through vivid metaphors. The woman's blue-hued hair is likened to a cloud and a swing for her beloved, while her marble-like body is an invitation to intimacy. The man, in turn, expresses his infatuation, questioning why a 'golden deer' (the woman) followed him and why his heart was captivated by her 'lying eyes' that ultimately led to their union. The recurring theme of natural elements—mountains, rain, rivers, and the sea—culminates in the powerful imagery of a river merging with the ocean, symbolizing the ultimate, destined fusion of their souls in love.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Naam Oruvarai?
Naam Oruvarai is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி.
Which movie is Naam Oruvarai from?
The song Naam Oruvarai is featured in the movie Kumari Kottam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Naam Oruvarai?
The lyrics for Naam Oruvarai were written by Vaali with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Naam Oruvarai lyrics?
Yes! Naam Oruvarai lyrics from Kumari Kottam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Naam Oruvarai lyrics?
This romantic duet from 'Kumari Kottam' beautifully captures the serendipitous joy and profound sense of destiny experienced by two lovers. The lyrics open with the declaration that an "angel of love" foretold their meeting, a belief reinforced by auspicious signs like the twitching of an eye (left for the female, right for the male, signifying good fortune). The song then weaves a tapestry of rich, poetic imagery, comparing the blossoming of their love to natural phenomena: the moon shining in daylight, flowers smiling, and the heart yearning for the honey within them, symbolizing the intoxicating sweetness of their newfound connection. The song continues to explore the depths of their affection through vivid metaphors. The woman's blue-hued hair is likened to a cloud and a swing for her beloved, while her marble-like body is an invitation to intimacy. The man, in turn, expresses his infatuation, questioning why a 'golden deer' (the woman) followed him and why his heart was captivated by her 'lying eyes' that ultimately led to their union. The recurring theme of natural elements—mountains, rain, rivers, and the sea—culminates in the powerful imagery of a river merging with the ocean, symbolizing the ultimate, destined fusion of their souls in love.