Naanaa Paaduvadhu Lyrics
From the movie Nool Veli
Naanaa Paaduvadhu Song Lyrics is the track from Nool Veli Tamil Film – 1979, Starring Sarath Babu, Sujatha, Saritha, Kamal Haasan, J.V. Ramana Murthi. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம், வாணி ஜெயராம். The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
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Star Cast
Naanaa paaduvadhu naanaa… Naanum ilavayathu maanaa
Very gud
Ha ha aha ha
Naanaa paaduvadhu naanaa… Naanum ilavayathu maanaa
{Isaikkolam un mangalam Adhil geetham un kungumam
Uyarthalam nam sangamam Nee paadu thaanae varum} (2)
Naanaa Haan
Naanaa paaduvadhu naanaa… Naanum ilavayathu maanaa
Papa pappaa…rapapapappaa Papa pappaa rapapapappaa
Rurururampapa rampapa rampapa ram Rampapa rampapa rampapa ram …
Rampapa rampapa rampapa ram
Kothai en nenjilae En kudumbam nirkindradhu
Nalla samaiyal purigindrathu Aanaal sangeetham puriyavillai
Hahahahhaa
Ninisasa sasasasa Thanini nininini
Papathatha thathatha Mamapapa papapapa
Mapama… pathapa… Thanitha nisnee thanipaa
Kothai en nenjilae En kudumbam nirkindradhu
Nalla samaiyal purigindrathu Aanaal sangeetham puriyavillai
Thaayin thaalaattilae Dhinam thonrum sangeethamae
Thaayin thaalaattilae Dhinam thonrum sangeethamae
Neeyum thaayallavaa Idhil yeno santhegamae
Idhil yeno santhegamae
Naanaa
Hmm
Paaduvadhu naanaa Naanum ilavayathu maanaa
Dining dindining Dindindindindining dindikuding
Dining dindining dindindindindining
Kavignan sollaathatho Thamizh kavithai kaanaathatho
Idhil ethai naan solvenammaa Indha sabaiyai velvenammaa
Ninisasa sasasasa Thanini nininini
Papathatha thathatha Mamapapa papapapa
Mapama… pathapa… Thanitha nisnee thanipaa
Kavignan sollaathatho Thamizh kavithai kaanaathatho
Idhil ethai naan solvenammaa Indha sabaiyai velvenammaa
Neenthum neram vanthaal Udan neechchal angae varum
Neenthum neram vanthaal Udan neechchal angae varum
Paadum aasaivandhaal Endha paattum sabaiyil varum
Endha paattum sabaiyil varum
Naanaa Hahahahaha
Naanaa paaduvadhu naanaa… Naanum ilavayathu maanaa
Isaikkolam un mangalam Adhil geetham un kungumam
Uyarthalam nam sangamam Nee paadu thaanae varum
Naanaa paaduvadhu naanaa Naanum… ilavayathu maa.naa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a charming duet, likely between a husband and wife, where one partner expresses profound shyness and inadequacy about singing, while the other offers gentle encouragement. The hesitant singer questions their ability, likening themselves to a "young deer" – a metaphor for being timid, graceful, and perhaps inexperienced in public performance. They confess to understanding domestic duties like cooking but feeling utterly lost when it comes to music, highlighting a perceived gap in their talents.
The encouraging partner reassures them by drawing parallels to innate abilities. They suggest that just as a mother's lullaby naturally carries music, the hesitant singer, being a mother figure (or simply possessing nurturing qualities), inherently has music within them. They further argue that skills like swimming emerge when needed, and similarly, the desire to sing will naturally bring forth the song. The lyrics beautifully weave together themes of self-doubt, encouragement, the inherent nature of art, and the supportive bond between partners, culminating in the message that true expression flows when one simply allows it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Naanaa Paaduvadhu?
Naanaa Paaduvadhu is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம், வாணி ஜெயராம்.
Which movie is Naanaa Paaduvadhu from?
The song Naanaa Paaduvadhu is featured in the movie Nool Veli.
Who wrote the lyrics for Naanaa Paaduvadhu?
The lyrics for Naanaa Paaduvadhu were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Naanaa Paaduvadhu lyrics?
Yes! Naanaa Paaduvadhu lyrics from Nool Veli include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Naanaa Paaduvadhu lyrics?
This song is a charming duet, likely between a husband and wife, where one partner expresses profound shyness and inadequacy about singing, while the other offers gentle encouragement. The hesitant singer questions their ability, likening themselves to a "young deer" – a metaphor for being timid, graceful, and perhaps inexperienced in public performance. They confess to understanding domestic duties like cooking but feeling utterly lost when it comes to music, highlighting a perceived gap in their talents. The encouraging partner reassures them by drawing parallels to innate abilities. They suggest that just as a mother's lullaby naturally carries music, the hesitant singer, being a mother figure (or simply possessing nurturing qualities), inherently has music within them. They further argue that skills like swimming emerge when needed, and similarly, the desire to sing will naturally bring forth the song. The lyrics beautifully weave together themes of self-doubt, encouragement, the inherent nature of art, and the supportive bond between partners, culminating in the message that true expression flows when one simply allows it.