Naan Vizhikkum Lyrics
From the movie Sarasa B.A.
Naan Vizhikkum Song Lyrics is the track from Sarasa B.A. Tamil Film – 1965. This song was sung by பி. பானுமதி.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singer : P. Bhanumathi
Music Director : S. Vedhachalam
Lyricist : Kannadasan
Oruvarukkae valarnthirundhen Oruvaraiyae ninaithirundhen
Oruvarukkae malarnthirundhen Oruvarukkae vaazhndhirundhen
Naan vizhikkum velai vandhadhu Endru mandhu sonnadhu
Avar thoonghi vittaar Endru oru saedhi vandhadhu…saedhi vandhadhu
Manam mudikkum velai vandhadhu Endru manam sonnadhu
Avar mudinthu vittaar Endru oru saedhi vandhadhu…saedhi vandhadhu
Aattru vellam karai kadanthu Theruvil vandhadhu
Kaatradithu kadal kumari oor azhindhu Naettru varai kanni endra peyar irundhadhu
Indha neram mudhal manam izhandha Nilaiyum vandhadhu…nilaiyum vandhadhu
Naan vizhikkum velai vandhadhu Endru mandhu sonnadhu
Kaaindha maram thalai nimirndhu
Thazhaippadhum undu
Thaeindha nila marupadiyum valarvadhum undu
Vandha saedhi kanavu pola maari vidatha
Indru vandha saedhi kanavu pola maari vidatha
En manadhil avar vaitha kodi malarndhu vidatha
Malarndhu vidatha …malarndhu vidatha
Song Meaning & Analysis
This poignant song captures the profound grief and shock of a woman whose world is shattered on the very brink of her anticipated marriage. She expresses a life entirely devoted to one person, having grown, thought, blossomed, and lived solely for him. Just as her heart announces the arrival of her 'awakening' and the time for their union, she is struck by the devastating news of her beloved's death. This sudden, tragic turn of events is likened to natural disasters, emphasizing the overwhelming destruction it brings to her life. She laments that she has lost her maiden status not to marriage, but to widowhood, even before becoming a wife.
Despite the crushing reality, a desperate glimmer of hope emerges. She clings to the possibility that this terrible news might be a dream, a nightmare from which she can still wake. She questions if, like a dried tree sprouting anew or a waning moon growing full again, her fate could also be reversed. The repeated plea for the 'creeper he planted in her heart' to blossom signifies her yearning for their love and dreams to still materialize, or for a miracle that would defy this tragic end. It's a powerful portrayal of love, loss, and the struggle to accept an unbearable truth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Naan Vizhikkum?
Naan Vizhikkum is sung by பி. பானுமதி.
Which movie is Naan Vizhikkum from?
The song Naan Vizhikkum is featured in the movie Sarasa B.A..
Who wrote the lyrics for Naan Vizhikkum?
The lyrics for Naan Vizhikkum were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Naan Vizhikkum lyrics?
Yes! Naan Vizhikkum lyrics from Sarasa B.A. include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Naan Vizhikkum lyrics?
This poignant song captures the profound grief and shock of a woman whose world is shattered on the very brink of her anticipated marriage. She expresses a life entirely devoted to one person, having grown, thought, blossomed, and lived solely for him. Just as her heart announces the arrival of her 'awakening' and the time for their union, she is struck by the devastating news of her beloved's death. This sudden, tragic turn of events is likened to natural disasters, emphasizing the overwhelming destruction it brings to her life. She laments that she has lost her maiden status not to marriage, but to widowhood, even before becoming a wife. Despite the crushing reality, a desperate glimmer of hope emerges. She clings to the possibility that this terrible news might be a dream, a nightmare from which she can still wake. She questions if, like a dried tree sprouting anew or a waning moon growing full again, her fate could also be reversed. The repeated plea for the 'creeper he planted in her heart' to blossom signifies her yearning for their love and dreams to still materialize, or for a miracle that would defy this tragic end. It's a powerful portrayal of love, loss, and the struggle to accept an unbearable truth.
