Naan Aalana Thamarai Lyrics
From the movie Idhu Namma Aalu
Naan Aalana Thamarai Song Lyrics is the track from Idhu Namma Aalu Tamil Film – 1988, Starring K. Bhagyaraj, Shobana, Manorama, Somayajulu J V, Kumarimuthu, Bayilvan Ranganathan. This song was sung by எஸ். ஜானகி. The music was composed by K. Bhagyaraj. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Issshh…aaaa Naan aalaana thamarai
Romba naalaaga thoongala Naan aalaana thamarai
Romba naalaaga thoongala
Ammi midhichum Nekku edhuvumilla
Andha kavala Nokku puriyavilla
Naan thotta enna Suttaa vidum vaango
Ada kittae vandhu Mutham onnu thaango
Naan aalaana thamarai Romba naalaaga thoongala
Maami madisaara paathu Unga mogam yerum
Thaagam meerum Purinjikitten
Naan therinjukitten
Innu ennam Thalli vachcha
En udambu thaangaathu Ungalathaan enni indha
Kannu rendum thoongaadhu
Unga maarmela saaiyanum Madimela aadanum
Thaduppela Idam koduppelaa
Vanji manam kenja Ada vanjam enna konja
Vanji manam kenja Ada vanjam enna konja
Konja konja Vangonaa…
Naan aalaana thamarai Romba naalaaga thoongala
Ammi midhichum Nekku edhuvumilla
Andha kavala Nokku puriyavilla
Naan thotta enna Suttaa vidum vaango
Ada kittae vandhu Mutham onnu thaango
Nethu rudhuvaana seetha Ippa naalu maasam
Moonu vaaram kulikkalayaam Kulir pulikkalayaam
Pulla varam illaiyinna Illaramae paavom naa
Pudhiketta sathiyatha Vithuputtu vaango naa
Unga vendaatha roshamum Veembaana kobamum
Vidungo naa Katti pudingo naa
Emma emma ulla Naan ennaanuthaan solla
Emma emma ulla Naan ennaanuthaan solla
Solla solla Nilungoo
Naan aalaana thamarai Romba naalaaga thoongala
Naan aalaana thamarai Romba naalaaga thoongala
Ammi midhichum Nekku edhuvumilla
Andha kavala Nokku puriyavilla
Naan thotta enna Suttaa vidum vaango
Ada kittae vandhu Mutham onnu thaango
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Naan Aalana Thamarai,' is a playful and seductive plea from a woman to her husband or lover, expressing her intense longing and impatience for intimacy. She uses the metaphor of a 'bloomed lotus' to signify her coming of age and readiness for love and marital union. The lyrics hint at traditional wedding rituals, like stepping on the grinding stone, implying that despite these ceremonies, the expected consummation and intimacy have not yet occurred, causing her distress and anticipation.
Throughout the song, she teases, pleads, and directly expresses her desire, urging her partner to shed his inhibitions, referred to as 'unwanted pride and stubborn anger.' She emphasizes the importance of their union, even referencing the societal expectation of children in married life, suggesting that without it, their 'married life is a sin.' The overall mood is one of passionate anticipation, playful impatience, and a deep yearning for physical and emotional closeness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Naan Aalana Thamarai?
Naan Aalana Thamarai is sung by எஸ். ஜானகி.
Which movie is Naan Aalana Thamarai from?
The song Naan Aalana Thamarai is featured in the movie Idhu Namma Aalu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Naan Aalana Thamarai?
The lyrics for Naan Aalana Thamarai were written by Vaali with music composed by K. Bhagyaraj.
Is English translation available for Naan Aalana Thamarai lyrics?
Yes! Naan Aalana Thamarai lyrics from Idhu Namma Aalu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Naan Aalana Thamarai lyrics?
This song, 'Naan Aalana Thamarai,' is a playful and seductive plea from a woman to her husband or lover, expressing her intense longing and impatience for intimacy. She uses the metaphor of a 'bloomed lotus' to signify her coming of age and readiness for love and marital union. The lyrics hint at traditional wedding rituals, like stepping on the grinding stone, implying that despite these ceremonies, the expected consummation and intimacy have not yet occurred, causing her distress and anticipation. Throughout the song, she teases, pleads, and directly expresses her desire, urging her partner to shed his inhibitions, referred to as 'unwanted pride and stubborn anger.' She emphasizes the importance of their union, even referencing the societal expectation of children in married life, suggesting that without it, their 'married life is a sin.' The overall mood is one of passionate anticipation, playful impatience, and a deep yearning for physical and emotional closeness.