Naan Solla Vanthen Lyrics
From the movie Puthiya Manithan - 1974
Naan Solla Vanthen Song Lyrics is the track from Puthiya Manithan - 1974 Tamil Film – 1974. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெயராம் மற்றும் எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Humming :
Naan solla vandhen nalamana saedhi Vaigaasi maadham kalyaana thedhi
Jaanaki sri ramanin Kaadhal nayagi allavo
Naan kettu konden nalamaana seidhi Naan kandu konden nee endhan paadhi
Maragadha paingili aruginilae Varugaiyilae tharugaiyilae
Mannan thevai innum ennenna
Madhurasa idhazhgalai thirandhu vidu Thaenai edu virundhu kodu
Yengum yekkam idhu thaan ver enna
Kaalangal kodattum Kalyanam aagattum
Kanna un yekkangal Annaalil theerattum
Jaanaki sri ramanin Kaadhal nayagi allavo
Naan kettu konden nalamaana seidhi Naan kandu konden nee endhan paadhi
Thirumagal pazhagidum nadaiyazhagum Idaiyazhagum sadaiazhagum
Devan kovil therai pol aada
Paravasa kaniyena parippadhenna Rasippadhenna rusippadhenna
Podhum podhum endrae porada
Thaen konda kinnangal Nee konda kannangal
Ner vandhu nindralae Ver enna ennangal
Jaanaki sri ramanin Kaadhal nayagi allavo
Naan solla vandhen nalamana saedhi Vaigaasi maadham kalyaana thedhi
Song Meaning & Analysis
This romantic duet from the 1974 film 'Puthiya Manithan' captures the joyous anticipation of a couple deeply in love, eagerly awaiting their wedding. The male protagonist announces the auspicious wedding date in the month of Vaikasi, setting a tone of excitement and commitment. The lyrics beautifully intertwine their personal love story with mythological references, comparing the female lead to Janaki (Sita) and himself to Lord Rama, emphasizing a destined and pure connection. The song expresses the profound happiness of finding one's soulmate, declaring "you are my other half."
The song progresses with playful longing and admiration, as the male voice praises his beloved's beauty, likening her to an "emerald parrot" and her movements to a divine chariot. There's an overt expression of desire for her "honey-sweet lips" and a yearning for intimacy, which he promises will be fulfilled after their marriage. The female voice, in turn, acknowledges this deep connection, reinforcing the idea of a fated union. The lyrics convey a blend of chaste anticipation and passionate desire, characteristic of classic Tamil cinema romance, where physical longing is often expressed through metaphors and promises for the future.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Naan Solla Vanthen?
Naan Solla Vanthen is sung by வாணி ஜெயராம் மற்றும் எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம்.
Which movie is Naan Solla Vanthen from?
The song Naan Solla Vanthen is featured in the movie Puthiya Manithan - 1974.
Who wrote the lyrics for Naan Solla Vanthen?
The lyrics for Naan Solla Vanthen were written by Vaali with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Naan Solla Vanthen lyrics?
Yes! Naan Solla Vanthen lyrics from Puthiya Manithan - 1974 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Naan Solla Vanthen lyrics?
This romantic duet from the 1974 film 'Puthiya Manithan' captures the joyous anticipation of a couple deeply in love, eagerly awaiting their wedding. The male protagonist announces the auspicious wedding date in the month of Vaikasi, setting a tone of excitement and commitment. The lyrics beautifully intertwine their personal love story with mythological references, comparing the female lead to Janaki (Sita) and himself to Lord Rama, emphasizing a destined and pure connection. The song expresses the profound happiness of finding one's soulmate, declaring "you are my other half." The song progresses with playful longing and admiration, as the male voice praises his beloved's beauty, likening her to an "emerald parrot" and her movements to a divine chariot. There's an overt expression of desire for her "honey-sweet lips" and a yearning for intimacy, which he promises will be fulfilled after their marriage. The female voice, in turn, acknowledges this deep connection, reinforcing the idea of a fated union. The lyrics convey a blend of chaste anticipation and passionate desire, characteristic of classic Tamil cinema romance, where physical longing is often expressed through metaphors and promises for the future.
