Nadaya Ithu Nadaya Lyrics
From the movie Jallikattu Kaalai
Nadaya Ithu Nadaya Song Lyrics is the track from Jallikattu Kaalai Tamil Film – 1994. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by Deva. Lyrics works penned by Kalidasan.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Nadaiyaaidhu nadaiyaa
Iva nadaiya paaththaa naalu naalaikku thookkam varaathu
Intha idaiya paaththaa ettu naalaikku soru erangaathu
Ada munnaala paaththaa moonu naalaikku moochchu varaathu
Ava muchchanthiyil irunthaa vachchu irukkum pazhanthaan
Ettooru jillaavaa koththoda izukkuthu
Nadaiya paaththaa naalu naalaikku thookkam varaathu
Intha idaiya paaththaa ettu naalaikku soru erangaathu
Santhaikku vantha koodai Vaangikka maampazham rendu
Eppo nee thingaporae Idhu polae halwaa thundu
Singaari kannu rendum Aaaaaaaahhaaahhaa
Singaari kannu rendum Sivagaasi maththaappoo
Sundiththaan izhukkuthappaa Ponnoda alttaappu
Ada thaana thalukkuthu ponnu Intha oorae mayanguthu ninnu
Ada summaavae vettaathae En nenjai thattathae maanae
Nadaiyaa Aiyayyyo
Idhu nadaiyaa Yappappa
Iva nadaiya paaththaa naalu naalaikku thookkam varaathu
Intha idaiya paaththaa ettu naalaikku soru erangaathu
Yappaa sivanae
Pillaikkul sella pillai un perai sonnaalae
Sollukkor selvam endru undaagum thannaalae
Vanthorai vaazhavaikkummmaaaaahaa…
Vanthorai vaazhavaikkum Sri kirishnaa un koyil
Thaai polae aadharikkum komaathaa en kaaval Ada kolaattamthaan p[ottu
Paadu gogula kannan paattu
Adi Gobaala kovintha naamaavaali Solli aaaadu
Nadaiyaa aiyo aiyo
Idhu nadaiyaa yappaa yappo
Iva nadaiya paaththaa naalu naalaikku thookkam varaathu
Intha idaiya paaththaa ettu naalaikku soru erangaathu
Ada munnaala paaththaa moonu naalaikku moochchu…mhoom
Muchchanthiyil irunthaa vachchu irukkum pazhanthaan
Ettooru jillaavae koththoda izhukkuthu
Nadaiya paaththaa naalu naalaikku thookkam varaathu
Intha idaiya paaththaa ettu naalaikku soru erangaathu
Erangaathu erangaathu hahaei
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a vibrant and exaggerated expression of a man's intense infatuation with a woman's captivating beauty and graceful walk. The lyrics use vivid, almost hyperbolic imagery to describe her allure, suggesting that her mere presence can cause sleepless nights, loss of appetite, and even breathlessness. Metaphors like 'ripe fruit,' 'Sivakasi fireworks,' and 'mangoes' are employed to convey her irresistible charm and the profound impact she has on everyone around her, making the entire town mesmerized by her presence. The tone is playful, admiring, and deeply rooted in a folk-romantic style, celebrating feminine beauty with a touch of rustic poetic flair.
Midway through the song, there's a notable shift in theme, incorporating devotional elements. This transition, common in Tamil cinema songs, often serves to invoke blessings or reflect the cultural intertwining of faith with daily life and emotions. The lyrics praise Lord Krishna and Gomatha (the sacred cow), referring to a temple that blesses devotees and a guardian figure. This segment encourages listeners to perform traditional folk dances like Kolattam and chant divine names, adding a spiritual dimension to the otherwise romantic and celebratory track, grounding the passionate expressions in a broader cultural and devotional context.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Nadaya Ithu Nadaya?
Nadaya Ithu Nadaya is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Nadaya Ithu Nadaya from?
The song Nadaya Ithu Nadaya is featured in the movie Jallikattu Kaalai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Nadaya Ithu Nadaya?
The lyrics for Nadaya Ithu Nadaya were written by Kalidasan with music composed by Deva.
Is English translation available for Nadaya Ithu Nadaya lyrics?
Yes! Nadaya Ithu Nadaya lyrics from Jallikattu Kaalai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Nadaya Ithu Nadaya lyrics?
This song is a vibrant and exaggerated expression of a man's intense infatuation with a woman's captivating beauty and graceful walk. The lyrics use vivid, almost hyperbolic imagery to describe her allure, suggesting that her mere presence can cause sleepless nights, loss of appetite, and even breathlessness. Metaphors like 'ripe fruit,' 'Sivakasi fireworks,' and 'mangoes' are employed to convey her irresistible charm and the profound impact she has on everyone around her, making the entire town mesmerized by her presence. The tone is playful, admiring, and deeply rooted in a folk-romantic style, celebrating feminine beauty with a touch of rustic poetic flair. Midway through the song, there's a notable shift in theme, incorporating devotional elements. This transition, common in Tamil cinema songs, often serves to invoke blessings or reflect the cultural intertwining of faith with daily life and emotions. The lyrics praise Lord Krishna and Gomatha (the sacred cow), referring to a temple that blesses devotees and a guardian figure. This segment encourages listeners to perform traditional folk dances like Kolattam and chant divine names, adding a spiritual dimension to the otherwise romantic and celebratory track, grounding the passionate expressions in a broader cultural and devotional context.
