Nee Santhanam Poosiya Lyrics
From the movie Sundara Travels
Nee Santhanam Poosiya Song Lyrics is the track from Sundara Travels Tamil Film – 2002. This song was sung by பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன். The music was composed by பரணி. Lyrics works penned by நியூட்டன்.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singer : P. Jayachandran
Music Director : Bharani
Lyricist : Newton
Nee santhanam poosiya Shenbagamae laalaa lala laalaa
Un mounamum innisai Santhangalae laalaa lala laalaa
Oru kuraiyum illaa per azhagae Un kobam koodam orr ahzgae
Unnai mothum pani kaattrum Uraiyaatho.
Devathaiyae…aedevathaiyae… Un vaarththaigal karthigai deepangalae
Kann imaikkum vennilavae Un naanangal margazhi kolangalae
Kolangalae
Nee santhanam poosiya Shenbagamae laalaa lala laalaa
Un mounamum innisai Santhangalae laalaa lala laalaa
Lalalala lalalaa laalaa Lalalala lalalaa
Lalalala lalalaa laalaa Lalalala lalalaa
Mullai malaril uli eduththu Thendral kaattrai sethukki
Silaiyaai unai vadiththaan
Anthi veyilai alli eduththu Unthan maeniyil vannam
Azhagaai theettivittaan
Kolusugal solvathai mozhi Peyarththaan
Tamil innoru kaaviyam paarththidumae Unnai uduththiya aadai seithathu aayiram
Kodi punniyamae
Adhisayamaeyaeadhisayamae Unnai penenavae bhoomiyil iraivan
Padaiththuvittaan Imaiththida maranthu paarththu nindraan
Azhagiya ajanthaa sirpam ellaam Unnai paarththaal uyirthezhumae
Nee santhanam poosiya Shenbagamae laalaa lala laalaa
Un mounamum innisai Santhangalae laalaa lala laalaa
Unthan koondhal thanga oonjal adhil Aadidaththaanae pookkal malargirathu
Adhikaalai unai pola Oru punnagai seiyya naalum muyalgirathu
Paingili unniru paathangal theendida Pulveli ellaam thavam kidakkum
Kanmani unakkoru kaikkuttai vazhangida Thamarai poothaan idhzh virikkum
Poongodiyaeyaepoongodiyae Unnai paarththavudan
Veyilum paniyaai kulirkirathae Kathirum nilavaai therigirathae
Pandigai kaalam pol Intha bhoomiyai maattriya devathaiyae
Nee santhanam poosiya Shenbagamae laalaa lala laalaa
Un mounamum innisai Santhangalae laalaa lala laalaa
Nee santhanam poosiya Shenbagamae laalaa lala laalaa
Un mounamum innisai Santhangalae laalaa lala laalaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a passionate ode to the unparalleled beauty and charm of a beloved woman. The lyricist uses rich, evocative imagery from nature and mythology to describe her, comparing her to a sandalwood-smeared champak flower, a goddess whose words are like auspicious lamps, and whose shyness is as intricate as traditional kolams. The song portrays her beauty as so profound that it transcends ordinary perception, making even her anger seem beautiful and causing nature itself to react to her presence.
The lyrics further elaborate on her divine creation, suggesting that God sculpted her from the essence of jasmine and gentle breeze, painting her with the hues of the evening sun. Her very attire is deemed blessed, and her presence is said to bring life to inanimate objects and transform the world into a festive paradise. The song captures the overwhelming adoration and wonder felt by the admirer, highlighting how her mere existence alters reality, making the sun appear like the moon and heat feel like cool dew.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Nee Santhanam Poosiya?
Nee Santhanam Poosiya is sung by பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன்.
Which movie is Nee Santhanam Poosiya from?
The song Nee Santhanam Poosiya is featured in the movie Sundara Travels.
Who wrote the lyrics for Nee Santhanam Poosiya?
The lyrics for Nee Santhanam Poosiya were written by நியூட்டன் with music composed by பரணி.
Is English translation available for Nee Santhanam Poosiya lyrics?
Yes! Nee Santhanam Poosiya lyrics from Sundara Travels include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Nee Santhanam Poosiya lyrics?
This song is a passionate ode to the unparalleled beauty and charm of a beloved woman. The lyricist uses rich, evocative imagery from nature and mythology to describe her, comparing her to a sandalwood-smeared champak flower, a goddess whose words are like auspicious lamps, and whose shyness is as intricate as traditional kolams. The song portrays her beauty as so profound that it transcends ordinary perception, making even her anger seem beautiful and causing nature itself to react to her presence. The lyrics further elaborate on her divine creation, suggesting that God sculpted her from the essence of jasmine and gentle breeze, painting her with the hues of the evening sun. Her very attire is deemed blessed, and her presence is said to bring life to inanimate objects and transform the world into a festive paradise. The song captures the overwhelming adoration and wonder felt by the admirer, highlighting how her mere existence alters reality, making the sun appear like the moon and heat feel like cool dew.
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