Naan Porandhadhu Lyrics
From the movie Thalai Magan - 1983
Naan Porandhadhu Song Lyrics is the track from Thalai Magan - 1983 Tamil Film – 1983. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் எஸ். பி. சைலஜா. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Naan porandhu rajamundhiri Enna suthithan nooru sundhari
Kamadevan en kadhal mandhiri Kattil paatuthaan arththa raththiri
Adi paada aasa vanthaa neeyum endhiri hoo hoo
Naan porandhu rajamundhiri Enna suthithan nooru sundhari
Kamadevan en kadhal mandhiri Kattil paatuthaan arththa raththiri
Adi paada aasa vanthaa neeyum endhiri
Vaayendi en cheeni chakarakattidhaan
Needhaandi en moodi vaikira potithaan
Podaendi en paatuketha thaalamthaan
Paadendi nee parava kaala raagamthaan
Vaadi chellaaththa vandhu nillaaththa
Aadu ennaattam paadu vandaattam
Paattaale unnai nan adichikkaatturaen
Hae hae hae hae hae hae Naan poranthadhu ranipettaithaan
Azhagu maenidhaan devakottaithaan Thiraka mudiyuma aasa pootathaan
Nadatha mudiyuma kadhal vettaithaan Poga poga adangi pogum unadhu saettaithaan hoo
Naan poranthadhu ranipettaithaan
Azhagu maenidhaan devakottaithaan
Thiraka mudiyuma aasa pootathaan
Nadatha mudiyuma kadhal vettaithaan
Poga poga adangi pogum unadhu settaithaan hoi
Unnaatam naan pathu perai paathava
Kannaalae naan kanni vachu pudichava
Ennodu nee edhirthu nirkka mudiyumaa
Epodhum naan unaku maela theriyuma
Vaaya chellappa vanthu nillappa Paattu sollappa enna velappa
Vilayaadu meesaithaan kalaichu katuren
Naan porandhu rajamundhiri Enna suthithan noor sundhari
Thiraka mudiyuma aasa pootathaan Nadatha mudiyuma kadhal vettaithaan
Aadi paada aasa vanthaa neeyum enthiri
Discothan en udambil oori kedakudhu
Tempodhaan en naadi narambil irukudhu
Naanada indha ooru ullagam mayangudhu
Neeyada un kaalum kaiyum nadunguthu
Kannae singaari penne oiyaari
Summa thullaadhae haei jambam selaathae
Odiyaadha idupa naanum odichu kaatturen
Naan poranthadhu rajamundhiri Enna suthithaan nooru sundhari
Thiraka mudiyuma aasa pootathaan Nadatha mudiyuma kadhal vettaithaan
Poga poga adangi pogum unadhu saettaithaan
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a vibrant and playful duet, characteristic of 80s Tamil cinema, where a man and a woman engage in a competitive exchange of boasts and challenges. The male protagonist, full of swagger, declares his birthplace as Rajahmundry, surrounded by beauties, and claims Kamadeva as his minister of love, inviting his partner to join his midnight revelry. He sees her as his "sugar candy" and "treasure box," urging her to match his rhythm and sing the melodies of youth, confidently asserting his dominance in song and dance.
The female protagonist, equally spirited and confident, retorts by stating her origin from Ranipet and her beauty from Devakottai, challenging his ability to unlock her desires or succeed in a "love hunt." She dismisses his boasts, claiming to have seen many like him and to be superior, even playfully threatening to "mess up his mustache" as a sign of her victory. The song continues with the male's playful taunts about his inherent rhythm and disco moves, contrasting it with her supposed trembling, culminating in a cheeky challenge to "break her unbreakable waist," all within the context of a flirtatious and energetic musical battle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Naan Porandhadhu?
Naan Porandhadhu is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் எஸ். பி. சைலஜா.
Which movie is Naan Porandhadhu from?
The song Naan Porandhadhu is featured in the movie Thalai Magan - 1983.
Who wrote the lyrics for Naan Porandhadhu?
The lyrics for Naan Porandhadhu were written by Vaali with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Naan Porandhadhu lyrics?
Yes! Naan Porandhadhu lyrics from Thalai Magan - 1983 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Naan Porandhadhu lyrics?
This song is a vibrant and playful duet, characteristic of 80s Tamil cinema, where a man and a woman engage in a competitive exchange of boasts and challenges. The male protagonist, full of swagger, declares his birthplace as Rajahmundry, surrounded by beauties, and claims Kamadeva as his minister of love, inviting his partner to join his midnight revelry. He sees her as his "sugar candy" and "treasure box," urging her to match his rhythm and sing the melodies of youth, confidently asserting his dominance in song and dance. The female protagonist, equally spirited and confident, retorts by stating her origin from Ranipet and her beauty from Devakottai, challenging his ability to unlock her desires or succeed in a "love hunt." She dismisses his boasts, claiming to have seen many like him and to be superior, even playfully threatening to "mess up his mustache" as a sign of her victory. The song continues with the male's playful taunts about his inherent rhythm and disco moves, contrasting it with her supposed trembling, culminating in a cheeky challenge to "break her unbreakable waist," all within the context of a flirtatious and energetic musical battle.
