Nil Gavani Purappadu Lyrics
From the movie Vanambadi
Nil Gavani Purappadu Song Lyrics is the track from Vanambadi Tamil Film – 1963, Starring S. S. Rajendran, Devika, R. Muthuraman, S. V. Sahasranamam, T. R. Ramachandran, R. S. Manohar, Javar Seetharaman, Kamal Haasan, T. R. Rajakumari, Pushpalatha. This song was sung by ஏ. எல்.ராகவன் மற்றும் கமலா. The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Nil gavani purappadu(2)
Aayiram voltu minsaaram Adangi irukkudhu udambukullae
Aayiram voltu minsaaram Adangi irukkudhu udambukullae
Kaiyai thotta shock adikkum Kavanichu poo konjam kavanichu poo
Kaiyai thotta shock adikkum Kavanichu poo konjam kavanichu poo
{Kavanichu poo Konjam kavanichu poo} (2)
Male & Female : Nil gavani purappadu(2)
Vendaam vendaam enbavarae Vilundhu vilundhu paarpavarae
Vendaam vendaam enbavarae Vilundhu vilundhu paarpavarae
Adangi kidakka mudiyalaiyaa Aiya odambu seri illaiyaa
Ohh adangi kidakka mudiyalaiyaa Aiya odambu seri illaiyaa
Melam vaasikka naalirukku Veetula pesikka idamirukku
Melam vaasikka naalirukku Veetula pesikka idamirukku
Rajaa raani ragasiyama Ingae nadathura naadagam avasiyama
Rajaa raani ragasiyama Ingae nadathura naadagam avasiyama
{Kavanichu poo Konjam kavanichu poo} (2)
Male & Female : Nil gavani purappadu(2)
{Aiyaa udambu Kothikkuthadi
Kannam apple pazham pol Sivakkuthadi} (2)
Aakka poruthaal kanniyadi Adhu aara porukkavum illaiyadi
Aakka poruthaal kanniyadi Adhu aara porukkavum illaiyadi
Adiyae kannu paarthukkadi Ava anubavapattava kettukadi
Adiyae kannu paarthukkadi Ava anubavapattava kettukadi
Padipadiyaaga therinjukkadi Adhu pazhakathilae varum purinjikkadi
Padipadiyaaga therinjukkadi Adhu pazhakathilae varum purinjikkadi
{Kavanichu poo Konjam kavanichu poo} (2)
Male & Female : Nil gavani purappadu(2)
Song Meaning & Analysis
This classic Tamil duet from the 1963 film 'Vanambadi' is a playful and teasing exchange between a man and a woman. The woman warns the man about her 'electric' nature, implying she's full of youthful energy and passion, cautioning him to approach carefully. The repeated phrase "Stop, observe, proceed" sets a tone of cautious anticipation and flirtation. The lyrics cleverly use metaphors like 'a thousand volts of electricity' and 'shock' to describe her allure and the potential intensity of their interaction, while also hinting at societal expectations and the need for discretion.
The song progresses with the man expressing his desire, noting her flushed cheeks and burning body, suggesting an undeniable attraction. The woman, in turn, acknowledges her own impatience for love, having matured but now eager for the next step. The lines about having a 'day to play the drums' (for marriage) and a 'place to talk at home' subtly suggest that while their passion is evident, there's a proper time and place for such intimacy. The song beautifully captures the essence of budding romance, combining playful banter with underlying longing and a touch of traditional caution.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Nil Gavani Purappadu?
Nil Gavani Purappadu is sung by ஏ. எல்.ராகவன் மற்றும் கமலா.
Which movie is Nil Gavani Purappadu from?
The song Nil Gavani Purappadu is featured in the movie Vanambadi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Nil Gavani Purappadu?
The lyrics for Nil Gavani Purappadu were written by Kannadasan with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Nil Gavani Purappadu lyrics?
Yes! Nil Gavani Purappadu lyrics from Vanambadi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Nil Gavani Purappadu lyrics?
This classic Tamil duet from the 1963 film 'Vanambadi' is a playful and teasing exchange between a man and a woman. The woman warns the man about her 'electric' nature, implying she's full of youthful energy and passion, cautioning him to approach carefully. The repeated phrase "Stop, observe, proceed" sets a tone of cautious anticipation and flirtation. The lyrics cleverly use metaphors like 'a thousand volts of electricity' and 'shock' to describe her allure and the potential intensity of their interaction, while also hinting at societal expectations and the need for discretion. The song progresses with the man expressing his desire, noting her flushed cheeks and burning body, suggesting an undeniable attraction. The woman, in turn, acknowledges her own impatience for love, having matured but now eager for the next step. The lines about having a 'day to play the drums' (for marriage) and a 'place to talk at home' subtly suggest that while their passion is evident, there's a proper time and place for such intimacy. The song beautifully captures the essence of budding romance, combining playful banter with underlying longing and a touch of traditional caution.
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