Oh Mittai Mittayi Lyrics
From the movie Mittai Mummy
Oh Mittai Mittayi Song Lyrics is the track from Mittai Mummy Tamil Film – 1976. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by V. Kumar. Lyrics works penned by Avinasi Mani.
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Oo…mittaai mittaayi osathiyaana mittaayi Vaadi pappa vaangi paarammaa
Unnai vattamidum katterumpammaa
Oo…mittaai mittaayi osathiyaana mittaayi Vaadi pappa vaangi paarammaa
Unnai vattamidum katterumpammaa
Appa amma sandai pottaal Thanthu paarammaa
Avanga vaazhvu idhanai polae Inikkum paarammaa
Mangalamaana padhakkam onnu Seivaen paarammaa
Adhai maatti kondaal azhagu melum Jolikkum paarammaa
Oo…mittaai mittaayi osathiyaana mittaayi Vaadi pappa vaangi paarammaa
Unnai vattamidum katterumpammaa
Paambu mittaai senju thaaraen Edhirikku kodukkammaa
Idhu pakkuvamaana kaikadikaaram Maniyai paarammaa
Nheru mama roja polae Mittaai paarammaa
Nheru mama roja polae Mittaai paarammaa
Antha gandhi thatha kannaadi thaaraen Pottu kollammaa
Oo…mittaai mittaayi osathiyaana mittaayi Vaadi pappa vaangi paarammaa
Unnai vattamidum katterumpammaa
Chinna chinna porulgalukku Sandai podaathae
Nee sirithu kondae vaazha vendum Kanneer sinthaathae
Chinna chinna porulgalukku Sandai podaathae
Nee sirithu kondae vaazha vendum Kanneer sinthaathae
Annai thanthai deivam Endrum maranthu vidaathae
Annai thanthai deivam Endrum maranthu vidaathae
Antha aandavanai thavira Edharkku bayanthu vidaathae
Oo…mittaai mittaayi osathiyaana mittaayi Vaadi pappa vaangi paarammaa
Unnai vattamidum katterumpammaa Naan vattamidum katterumpammaa
Mittaaimittaaimittaaimittaai
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Oh Mittai Mittayi,' from the 1976 movie 'Mittai Mummy,' is a delightful and didactic piece sung from the perspective of a candy seller. The vendor, playfully referring to themselves as a persistent 'black ant' circling a child, entices a little girl to buy their sweets. Beyond the simple act of selling, the lyrics cleverly weave in moral lessons and cultural references, making it more than just a jingle. The candy is presented as a magical item that can sweeten parental disputes, enhance beauty, and even serve as a playful gift for an 'enemy.'
The song also imparts valuable life lessons to the child, advising against petty squabbles and encouraging a joyful, tear-free existence. It emphasizes the importance of respecting parents as divine figures and instills courage by suggesting that one should fear no one except God. The references to national leaders like Nehru (with his rose) and Gandhi (with his glasses) add a touch of patriotic nostalgia, grounding the simple candy in a broader cultural context. Overall, it's a charming blend of childhood innocence, sweet treats, and gentle wisdom.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Oh Mittai Mittayi?
Oh Mittai Mittayi is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Oh Mittai Mittayi from?
The song Oh Mittai Mittayi is featured in the movie Mittai Mummy.
Who wrote the lyrics for Oh Mittai Mittayi?
The lyrics for Oh Mittai Mittayi were written by Avinasi Mani with music composed by V. Kumar.
Is English translation available for Oh Mittai Mittayi lyrics?
Yes! Oh Mittai Mittayi lyrics from Mittai Mummy include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Oh Mittai Mittayi lyrics?
This song, 'Oh Mittai Mittayi,' from the 1976 movie 'Mittai Mummy,' is a delightful and didactic piece sung from the perspective of a candy seller. The vendor, playfully referring to themselves as a persistent 'black ant' circling a child, entices a little girl to buy their sweets. Beyond the simple act of selling, the lyrics cleverly weave in moral lessons and cultural references, making it more than just a jingle. The candy is presented as a magical item that can sweeten parental disputes, enhance beauty, and even serve as a playful gift for an 'enemy.' The song also imparts valuable life lessons to the child, advising against petty squabbles and encouraging a joyful, tear-free existence. It emphasizes the importance of respecting parents as divine figures and instills courage by suggesting that one should fear no one except God. The references to national leaders like Nehru (with his rose) and Gandhi (with his glasses) add a touch of patriotic nostalgia, grounding the simple candy in a broader cultural context. Overall, it's a charming blend of childhood innocence, sweet treats, and gentle wisdom.
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