
Ninaivellaam Veenaanadhae Lyrics
From the movie Paithiyakkaran
Ninaivellaam Veenaanadhae Song Lyrics is the track from Paithiyakkaran Tamil Film – 1947. This song was sung by டி. ஏ. மதுரம். The music was composed by C. R. Subburaman, M. S. Gnanamani. Lyrics works penned by Ambikapathi.
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Ninaivellaam veenaanadhae En nilaiyum mosamaanadhae
Ninaivellaam veenaanadhae En nilaiyum mosamaanadhae
Analin meedhilae analin meedhilae Analin meedhilae mezhugaaginaen
Andho penn paedhaiyaal Ninaivellaam veenaanadhae
En nilaiyum mosamaanadhae
Nalamizhandha nalinikku Nalvaazhkkai illai
Nangunarndha saegarukkum Adhanaal thollai…ee…ee…ee…ee…ee…
Azhagudaiya moorthi…ee…ee…ee Thuyar kalavae illai…
Aarugmuga mudhali manam Maaravillai
Naalai raa dheebaalavi Thalai naalidhen dheebaavali
Naalai raa dheebaalavi Thalai naalidhen dheebaavali
Maalai soodiya manamaalai soodiya Manamadhu naaneppodhu aaginaen
Ninaivellaam veenaanadhae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song expresses the deep sorrow and despair of a woman whose hopes and dreams have been shattered. She laments that all her thoughts and aspirations have become futile, and her situation has deteriorated severely. The metaphor of melting like wax on fire vividly conveys her intense suffering and vulnerability. She feels like a "foolish woman" for her predicament, highlighting a sense of helplessness and regret over her circumstances.
The lyrics then touch upon the interconnected suffering of others: Nalini, who has lost her well-being; Sekhar, who faces trouble due to the situation; and Moorthy, who is consumed by sorrow. The unyielding nature of Arumuga Mudali's heart seems to be a central cause of this collective distress. The mention of Deepavali, a festival of lights and joy, juxtaposed with her current state, emphasizes her profound unhappiness and the unfulfilled dream of becoming a bride, underscoring her tragic circumstances and shattered marital hopes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ninaivellaam Veenaanadhae?
Ninaivellaam Veenaanadhae is sung by டி. ஏ. மதுரம்.
Which movie is Ninaivellaam Veenaanadhae from?
The song Ninaivellaam Veenaanadhae is featured in the movie Paithiyakkaran.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ninaivellaam Veenaanadhae?
The lyrics for Ninaivellaam Veenaanadhae were written by Ambikapathi with music composed by C. R. Subburaman and M. S. Gnanamani.
Is English translation available for Ninaivellaam Veenaanadhae lyrics?
Yes! Ninaivellaam Veenaanadhae lyrics from Paithiyakkaran include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ninaivellaam Veenaanadhae lyrics?
The song expresses the deep sorrow and despair of a woman whose hopes and dreams have been shattered. She laments that all her thoughts and aspirations have become futile, and her situation has deteriorated severely. The metaphor of melting like wax on fire vividly conveys her intense suffering and vulnerability. She feels like a "foolish woman" for her predicament, highlighting a sense of helplessness and regret over her circumstances. The lyrics then touch upon the interconnected suffering of others: Nalini, who has lost her well-being; Sekhar, who faces trouble due to the situation; and Moorthy, who is consumed by sorrow. The unyielding nature of Arumuga Mudali's heart seems to be a central cause of this collective distress. The mention of Deepavali, a festival of lights and joy, juxtaposed with her current state, emphasizes her profound unhappiness and the unfulfilled dream of becoming a bride, underscoring her tragic circumstances and shattered marital hopes.
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