
Naana Vambukku Varamatten Lyrics
From the movie Yemaatrathe Yemaarathe - 1985
Naana Vambukku Varamatten Song Lyrics is the track from Yemaatrathe Yemaarathe - 1985 Tamil Film – 1985. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தர்ராஜன். The music was composed by Chandrabose. Lyrics works penned by Mu. Metha.
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Naana vambukku varamatten Naana vambukku varamattenda
Adhudhaan panpaadu adhu Adhu thana vandhaa vidamaatenda
Appuram unpaadu Naana vambukku varamattenda
Adhudhaan panpaadu adhu Adhu thana vandhaa vidamaatenda
Appuram unpaadu Paarthaakka appaavi paanjakka sippaayi
Naana vambukku varamattenda Adhudhaan panpaadu adhu
Adhu thana vandhaa vidamaatenda Appuram unpaadu
{Nandhigal ethanai thaduthaalenna Nandhan ullae varuvaanda
Unga chidambara ragasiyam vetta velicham Veliyae solli viduvaanda} (2)
{Edhirneechal poda theriyum Edhirpaattu paada theriyum }(2)
Yemaali vargam endru ennaadhae Ittadhu thaan sattam endru pannadhae
Naana vambukku varamattenda Adhudhaan panpaadu adhu
Adhu thana vandhaa vidamaatenda Appuram unpaadu
Kaiyila paiyila kaasu irundha Koottam attam podathae
Ada poikkaal kudhirai pootiya vandi Pathadi koda oodathae
{Polaanghu solluradhu rombha sulabam
Pallaandu paadurathu rombha siramam} (2)
Nallaarai ennaalum naiyandi seiyaamae
Vaazhura oruthan unmaiyil manushan
Naana vambukku varamattenda Adhudhaan panpaadu adhu
Adhu thana vandhaa vidamaatenda Appuram unpaadu
Paarthaakka appaavi paanjakka sippaayi
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a powerful declaration of self-respect and defiance against injustice. The protagonist asserts that he is not one to seek out conflict ("I won't come looking for trouble"), but he will not back down or tolerate it if it comes his way ("if trouble comes on its own, I won't let it go"). He presents himself as an unassuming individual who can transform into a formidable force when provoked, embodying the spirit of a common man who can expose hidden truths and challenge oppressive systems. The lyrics emphasize resilience, the ability to fight against the tide, and a refusal to be treated as a fool or to accept arbitrary rules.
The song further critiques superficial power derived from wealth, likening it to a "hobby horse" that lacks true strength or longevity. It highlights the ease of criticism versus the difficulty of genuine appreciation, ultimately defining true humanity not by power or wealth, but by the virtue of never mocking good people. It's an anthem for the common person, urging them not to be swayed by false authority and to stand firm in their principles, reminding listeners that true character lies in integrity and the courage to confront wrongdoing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Naana Vambukku Varamatten?
Naana Vambukku Varamatten is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தர்ராஜன்.
Which movie is Naana Vambukku Varamatten from?
The song Naana Vambukku Varamatten is featured in the movie Yemaatrathe Yemaarathe - 1985.
Who wrote the lyrics for Naana Vambukku Varamatten?
The lyrics for Naana Vambukku Varamatten were written by Mu. Metha with music composed by Chandrabose.
Is English translation available for Naana Vambukku Varamatten lyrics?
Yes! Naana Vambukku Varamatten lyrics from Yemaatrathe Yemaarathe - 1985 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Naana Vambukku Varamatten lyrics?
This song is a powerful declaration of self-respect and defiance against injustice. The protagonist asserts that he is not one to seek out conflict ("I won't come looking for trouble"), but he will not back down or tolerate it if it comes his way ("if trouble comes on its own, I won't let it go"). He presents himself as an unassuming individual who can transform into a formidable force when provoked, embodying the spirit of a common man who can expose hidden truths and challenge oppressive systems. The lyrics emphasize resilience, the ability to fight against the tide, and a refusal to be treated as a fool or to accept arbitrary rules. The song further critiques superficial power derived from wealth, likening it to a "hobby horse" that lacks true strength or longevity. It highlights the ease of criticism versus the difficulty of genuine appreciation, ultimately defining true humanity not by power or wealth, but by the virtue of never mocking good people. It's an anthem for the common person, urging them not to be swayed by false authority and to stand firm in their principles, reminding listeners that true character lies in integrity and the courage to confront wrongdoing.
Song Details
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