Oh Babiyo Paavaiyo Lyrics
From the movie Sambavam
Oh Babiyo Paavaiyo Song Lyrics is the track from Sambavam Tamil Film – 1991, Starring Natarajan Subramaniam, Srikanth, Shamna Kasim, Shweta Avasthi, Radha, Rangaraj Pandey, Jayaprakash, A. Venkatesh, Nanjil Sampath, K. Rajan. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
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Star Cast
Ooh baby-yo paavaiyo i love you Nee bommaiyo unmaiyo i love you
Adi taappu un shape-u thaan i love you En thaabamo paavamo i love you
Thevai edhuvo thevan madiyo Naan anaikka vaadum kiliyae
Ooh baby-yo paavaiyo i love you Nee bommaiyo unmaiyo i love you
Adi taappu un shape-u thaan i love you En thaabamo paavamo i love you
Pagalum raappozhuthum ninaiththaal nenjinikkum Ilamai varumo eppavum
Ilam pen orr naalil manam pen aagaatho Pillaiyum kuttiyum perugum
Preparation indri exam-kku ponaal Pass-o fail-o ennadi
Adhupol inum anupavam undaaga Ammani kadhal seiyaadi
Antha kelviyum paadamum orr same vie Oo poongili porkili i love you
Nenjam nesikkum manjam malarmanjam Saerum yaarkkum santhosam saerkkum
Baby-yo paavaiyo i love you Nee bommaiyo unmaiyo i love you
Adi taappu un shape-u thaan i love you En thaabamo paavamo i love you
Thevai edhuvo thevan madiyo Naan anaikka vaadum kiliyae
Baby-yo paavaiyo i love you Nee bommaiyo unmaiyo i love you
Adi taappu un shape-u thaan i love you
Adi sebastian masterkku Sarala madam thaan pappaa rappapaa lalaa haan
Chemistry seethaavum kumaasthaa gururaavum Sight-um letter-um adadaa…
Guruvum pon vandaai urugum college-il Payamaen manathil ammaadi haan
Mother-um father kai nithamum anaichchaanga Piranthom adhanaal kiliyae
Haei thaenkani maangani i love you
Nee anthimaalai sundari i love you
Pullimaan nee endrum mullai poovendru
Thendral theenda vanthaal aagaathu selladi
Pokkiri Ho thevaiyo romiyo i hate you
Enna moonjiyo kangali i hate you Nee mannano seemaano i hate you
Hae naattamo naattam i hate you Aanmai thimiro thaaba thudippo
Modha nenaichchaa naanga readythaan
Thevaiyo romiyo i hate you Baby-yo paavaiyo i love you
Hae naattamo naattam i hate you Adi taappu un shape-u thaan i love you
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a playful and flirtatious duet between a man and a woman, filled with declarations of love and teasing banter. The male singer expresses his intense admiration and desire for the woman, using a mix of English and Tamil phrases, calling her a 'baby' or a 'doll' and praising her figure. He speaks of the sweetness of thinking about her day and night, and playfully suggests that love and procreation are natural and inevitable, using analogies like preparing for an exam to encourage her to embrace their love.
The woman initially feigns resistance and annoyance, calling him a 'rogue' and declaring 'I hate you' to his 'Romeo' advances, playfully criticizing his looks and status. However, her 'hatred' is clearly a facade, as she eventually gives in to the playful challenge, hinting that despite his 'male arrogance or throbbing desire,' she is ready if he truly intends to start something. The song captures the lighthearted push-and-pull of budding romance with a charming blend of boldness and coy resistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Oh Babiyo Paavaiyo?
Oh Babiyo Paavaiyo is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Oh Babiyo Paavaiyo from?
The song Oh Babiyo Paavaiyo is featured in the movie Sambavam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Oh Babiyo Paavaiyo?
The lyrics for Oh Babiyo Paavaiyo were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Oh Babiyo Paavaiyo lyrics?
Yes! Oh Babiyo Paavaiyo lyrics from Sambavam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Oh Babiyo Paavaiyo lyrics?
This song is a playful and flirtatious duet between a man and a woman, filled with declarations of love and teasing banter. The male singer expresses his intense admiration and desire for the woman, using a mix of English and Tamil phrases, calling her a 'baby' or a 'doll' and praising her figure. He speaks of the sweetness of thinking about her day and night, and playfully suggests that love and procreation are natural and inevitable, using analogies like preparing for an exam to encourage her to embrace their love. The woman initially feigns resistance and annoyance, calling him a 'rogue' and declaring 'I hate you' to his 'Romeo' advances, playfully criticizing his looks and status. However, her 'hatred' is clearly a facade, as she eventually gives in to the playful challenge, hinting that despite his 'male arrogance or throbbing desire,' she is ready if he truly intends to start something. The song captures the lighthearted push-and-pull of budding romance with a charming blend of boldness and coy resistance.
