Naan Theeratha Vilaiyaattu Lyrics
From the movie Theeratha Vilaiyattu Pillai -1982
Naan Theeratha Vilaiyaattu Song Lyrics is the track from Theeratha Vilaiyattu Pillai -1982 Tamil Film – 1982. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Kamakodiyan.
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Naan theeraatha vilaiyaattu pillai Oru ellai enakkillai
Oru poovum oru vandum lala lallal laa Oru poovum oru vandum lala lallal laa
Naan theeraatha vilaiyaattu pillai Oru ellai enakkillai
Oru poovum oru vandum lala lallal laa
Naan theeraatha vilaiyaattu pillai yah…
Mann meedhu sorkkangal Muththaanai varkkangal
Pon medai podungal Ennodu aadungal
Uravai parimaaralaam Vandu pol
Sabrabaripapaa Kondu po
Rabariparaa Indru po
Rabaripapaa Naalai vaa
Tharatharathraa
Nee muramadi suga sarasamadi Naan morasolikkum ilavarasanadi
Naan theeraatha vilaiyaattu pilai Oru ellai enakkillai
Oru poovum oru vandum ahhaa
Naan theeraatha vilaiyaattu pilai hoohookku
Koiyyaatha kanigal neiyaatha valaigal
Paalaadai muyalgal paavaadai malargal
Paruva poongaavilae… Love is fine
Is that so Girl is fine
I will bring it Look at me
Specialy baby You are mine
Love a me
Un pani idhazhil pal kani rasangal
Adhai parugiyathum varum paravasavangal
Naan theeraatha vilaiyaattu pilai Oru ellai enakkillai
Oru poovum oru vandum sabaraparipapaaraa
Naan theeraatha vilaiyaattu pilai yah
Needhaanae puththagam naanthaanae maanavan
Suvaiyaana pakkakgal soodaana paadangal
Ilamai kallooriyil Andhiram
Ikkada raa Keralam
Ivvida varu Kannadam
Illi panni Thamizhagam
Anbae vaa
En sinthanaiyil naan indianae Dhisai pedhamillai isai paadaganae
Naan theeraatha vilaiyaattu pilai Oru ellai enakkillai
Oru poovum oru vandum lala lallal laa
Naan theeraatha vilaiyaattu pilai
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song introduces the protagonist as an "endless playful child" with no boundaries, likening himself to a bee drawn to flowers. This sets a tone of uninhibited joy and a carefree approach to life and relationships. He invites others to join him in this celebration, suggesting a world where pleasures are openly shared and enjoyed without restraint, emphasizing a youthful and vibrant spirit.
The lyrics further elaborate on this theme by using metaphors of unplucked fruits, unspun webs, and soft, beautiful imagery to describe the allure of youth and love. The protagonist sees himself as a student of love, with his beloved as the book, promising "tasty pages" and "hot lessons." The inclusion of various South Indian languages highlights a pan-Indian, inclusive approach to love and life, reinforcing his identity as an "Indian in thought" and a "singer of music without directional differences," embracing all forms of beauty and affection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Naan Theeratha Vilaiyaattu?
Naan Theeratha Vilaiyaattu is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Naan Theeratha Vilaiyaattu from?
The song Naan Theeratha Vilaiyaattu is featured in the movie Theeratha Vilaiyattu Pillai -1982.
Who wrote the lyrics for Naan Theeratha Vilaiyaattu?
The lyrics for Naan Theeratha Vilaiyaattu were written by Kamakodiyan with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Naan Theeratha Vilaiyaattu lyrics?
Yes! Naan Theeratha Vilaiyaattu lyrics from Theeratha Vilaiyattu Pillai -1982 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Naan Theeratha Vilaiyaattu lyrics?
The song introduces the protagonist as an "endless playful child" with no boundaries, likening himself to a bee drawn to flowers. This sets a tone of uninhibited joy and a carefree approach to life and relationships. He invites others to join him in this celebration, suggesting a world where pleasures are openly shared and enjoyed without restraint, emphasizing a youthful and vibrant spirit. The lyrics further elaborate on this theme by using metaphors of unplucked fruits, unspun webs, and soft, beautiful imagery to describe the allure of youth and love. The protagonist sees himself as a student of love, with his beloved as the book, promising "tasty pages" and "hot lessons." The inclusion of various South Indian languages highlights a pan-Indian, inclusive approach to love and life, reinforcing his identity as an "Indian in thought" and a "singer of music without directional differences," embracing all forms of beauty and affection.