Naan Seidha Lyrics
From the movie Guna Sundari
Naan Seidha Song Lyrics is the track from Guna Sundari Tamil Film – 1955, Starring Gemini Ganesan, Savitri, T. P. Muthulakshmi, S. V. Ranga Rao. This song was sung by ஏ. எம். ராஜா மற்றும் பி. லீலா. The music was composed by Ghantasala. Lyrics works penned by Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass.
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Naan seidha poojaa palam Naan seidha poojaa palam
Nal vaazhvu enai naada Ill vaazhvu kai kooda
Naan seidha poojaa palam
Illai naan seidha poojaa palam Nal vaazhvu enai naada
Ill vaazhvu kai kooda Naan seidha poojaa palam
Aravindha malarodu Anuraaga nilai kaana
Aadhavan udhayamaanaan Aravindha malarodu
Anuraaga nilai kaana Aadhavan udhayamaanaan
Illai aadhavan oliyodu Kaadhalin nilai kaana
Aadhavan oliyodu Kaadhalin nilai kaana
Aravindhan udhayamaanaal
Aaa…naan seidha poojaa palam
Thaen malar manam polae Dheiveega nilai kaana
Thendralum udhayamaanaan Thaen malar manam polae
Dheiveega nilai kaana Thendralum udhayamaanaan
Illai thendralin alaiyodu Thevittaadha nilai kaana
Thendralin alaiyodu Thevittaadha nilai kaana
Thaen malar udhayamaanaal
Aaa…naan seidha pooja palam
Nal vaazhvu enai naada Ill vaazhvu kai kooda
Naan seidha poojaa palam
Illai naam seidha poojaa palam
Song Meaning & Analysis
This classic duet from the 1955 film 'Guna Sundari' is a charming exchange between a couple, celebrating their marital happiness. The recurring phrase "Naan Seidha Pooja Balam" (The fruit of my prayers) sets the tone, with each partner playfully claiming their past good deeds as the reason for their blessed union. The interjection "Illai" (No) adds a delightful back-and-forth, suggesting a loving disagreement over whose prayers truly brought about their shared joy, ultimately leading to the realization that it's a collective blessing.
The lyrics beautifully employ natural imagery to describe the blossoming of their love. The sun rising for the lotus and the lotus blooming for the sun, or the gentle breeze arising for the honeyed flower and the flower blooming for the breeze, symbolize the mutual dependence, beauty, and harmony of their relationship. These metaphors highlight the divine and natural alignment that led to their "good life" and "domestic bliss," culminating in the final, unifying declaration of "Naam Seidha Pooja Balam" (The fruit of *our* prayers), signifying their complete oneness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Naan Seidha?
Naan Seidha is sung by ஏ. எம். ராஜா மற்றும் பி. லீலா.
Which movie is Naan Seidha from?
The song Naan Seidha is featured in the movie Guna Sundari.
Who wrote the lyrics for Naan Seidha?
The lyrics for Naan Seidha were written by Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass with music composed by Ghantasala.
Is English translation available for Naan Seidha lyrics?
Yes! Naan Seidha lyrics from Guna Sundari include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Naan Seidha lyrics?
This classic duet from the 1955 film 'Guna Sundari' is a charming exchange between a couple, celebrating their marital happiness. The recurring phrase "Naan Seidha Pooja Balam" (The fruit of my prayers) sets the tone, with each partner playfully claiming their past good deeds as the reason for their blessed union. The interjection "Illai" (No) adds a delightful back-and-forth, suggesting a loving disagreement over whose prayers truly brought about their shared joy, ultimately leading to the realization that it's a collective blessing. The lyrics beautifully employ natural imagery to describe the blossoming of their love. The sun rising for the lotus and the lotus blooming for the sun, or the gentle breeze arising for the honeyed flower and the flower blooming for the breeze, symbolize the mutual dependence, beauty, and harmony of their relationship. These metaphors highlight the divine and natural alignment that led to their "good life" and "domestic bliss," culminating in the final, unifying declaration of "Naam Seidha Pooja Balam" (The fruit of *our* prayers), signifying their complete oneness.