Neelagiri Poove Nenjilulla Lyrics
From the movie Kudumbam
Neelagiri Poove Nenjilulla Song Lyrics is the track from Kudumbam Tamil Film – 1984. This song was sung by எஸ். என். சுரேந்தர் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி. The music was composed by Gangai Amaran. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Neelagiri poove nenjilulla thaene
Neelagiri poove nenjilulla thaene
Muththukkili paaduthae mullai kodi naanuthae
Anthi mayakkamvanthu vittathae
Neelagiri poove nenjilulla thaene Neelagiri poove nenjilulla thaene
Vandu vanthu paadaa poonthottamae Vaattuthadi enna un yaekkamae
Vandu vanthu paadaa poonthottamae Vaattuthadi enna un yaekkamae
Nalla naala paaru ponnu vanthu kelu
Panthakaalu podu thangathaali soodu
Panguni maasam paakku vaippaen Vaavaapoomaanae
Neelagiri poovey nenjilulla thaenae
Neelagiri poovey nenjilulla thaenaeae…ae…ae…
Muththukkili paaduthae mullai kodi naanuthae
Anthi mayakkamvanthu vittathae
Neelagiri poove nenjilulla thaene Neelagiri poove nenjilulla thaene
Malligaiyai thoovi paai podavaa Mannan madi melae kann moodavaa
Malligaiyai thoovi paai podavaa Mannan madi melae kann moodavaa
Vaigai aaththu meenae sonthakkaaran naanae Thoondi poda vaaraen thookki poga poraen
Santhanam poosum neramithu Vaa vaaneeraada
Neelagiri poovey Aah
Nenjilulla thaenae Aah
Neelagiri poove nenjilulla thaene
Muththukkili paaduthae mullai kodi naanuthae
Anthi mayakkamvanthu vittathae
Neelagiri poove nenjilulla thaene Neelagiri poove nenjilulla thaene
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Neelagiri Poove Nenjilulla" is a classic romantic duet from the 1984 Tamil movie 'Kudumbam'. The lyrics, penned by Vaali, are a tender expression of love and longing between a couple, set against a backdrop of natural beauty. The male protagonist compares his beloved to a 'Nilgiri flower' and 'honey in his heart', using vivid imagery of nature like singing parrots and blushing jasmine creepers to convey the intoxicating effect of their love. The 'evening trance' signifies the deepening of their affection and desire as the day ends.
The song progresses with the male lead expressing his torment from her longing and his eagerness to formalize their union, mentioning traditional wedding rituals like erecting the 'wedding pole' and wearing the 'golden thali'. He promises to arrange the betrothal in the auspicious month of Panguni, inviting her to come like a 'dear deer'. The female voice (or a shared sentiment) then asks if she should prepare a jasmine-scented bed and rest on her 'king's lap', further emphasizing their intimacy. The male protagonist playfully asserts his claim over her, comparing her to a 'fish of the Vaigai river' that he intends to 'hook and carry away', culminating in an invitation for a romantic bath, symbolizing their complete union and shared passion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Neelagiri Poove Nenjilulla?
Neelagiri Poove Nenjilulla is sung by எஸ். என். சுரேந்தர் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி.
Which movie is Neelagiri Poove Nenjilulla from?
The song Neelagiri Poove Nenjilulla is featured in the movie Kudumbam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Neelagiri Poove Nenjilulla?
The lyrics for Neelagiri Poove Nenjilulla were written by Vaali with music composed by Gangai Amaran.
Is English translation available for Neelagiri Poove Nenjilulla lyrics?
Yes! Neelagiri Poove Nenjilulla lyrics from Kudumbam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Neelagiri Poove Nenjilulla lyrics?
The song "Neelagiri Poove Nenjilulla" is a classic romantic duet from the 1984 Tamil movie 'Kudumbam'. The lyrics, penned by Vaali, are a tender expression of love and longing between a couple, set against a backdrop of natural beauty. The male protagonist compares his beloved to a 'Nilgiri flower' and 'honey in his heart', using vivid imagery of nature like singing parrots and blushing jasmine creepers to convey the intoxicating effect of their love. The 'evening trance' signifies the deepening of their affection and desire as the day ends. The song progresses with the male lead expressing his torment from her longing and his eagerness to formalize their union, mentioning traditional wedding rituals like erecting the 'wedding pole' and wearing the 'golden thali'. He promises to arrange the betrothal in the auspicious month of Panguni, inviting her to come like a 'dear deer'. The female voice (or a shared sentiment) then asks if she should prepare a jasmine-scented bed and rest on her 'king's lap', further emphasizing their intimacy. The male protagonist playfully asserts his claim over her, comparing her to a 'fish of the Vaigai river' that he intends to 'hook and carry away', culminating in an invitation for a romantic bath, symbolizing their complete union and shared passion.
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