Ohi Ammani Akka Ennadi Lyrics
From the movie Kumaripennin Ullathile
Ohi Ammani Akka Ennadi Song Lyrics is the track from Kumaripennin Ullathile Tamil Film – 1980. This song was sung by எஸ். ஜானகி. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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O… oi ammani akkaa ennadi vekkam O… oi ammani akkaa ennadi vekkam
Thaerooru aathoram manjal arachaen Thannaala molla sirichaen
Nee enna nenachae adha cholli pottu poo Nee enna nenachae adha cholli pottu poo
O… oi ammani akkaa ada ennadi vekkam Thaerooru aathoram manjal arachaen
Thannaala molla sirichaen Nee enna nenachae adha cholli pottu poo
Hahahaha
Thai maasam kai melae palan irukku Nallaa thaan velanjirukku
Thai maasam kai melae palan irukku Nallaa thaan velanjirukku
Ila manasukkullae yaekkam enna sollaatthaa aa… Adi sellaatthaa nallaa thaan sollaatthaa
Adi sellaatthaa nallaa thaan sollaatthaa
Thaazham poo manakkudhadi Thannaala izhukkudhadi
Thaazham poo manakkudhadi Thannaala izhukkudhadi
Onnoda nadakkarappo Kolusu rendum kulungudhadi
O… oi ammani akkaa ennadi vekkam Thaerooru aathoram manjal arachaen
Thannaala molla sirichaen Nee enna nenachae adha cholli pottu poo
Nee enna nenachae adha cholli pottu poo
Kallaatthu thanniyilae kulu kulunnu Poovaattam thala thalannu
Kallaatthu thanniyilae kulu kulunnu Poovaattam thala thalannu
Nee kulikkaiyilae thovachu vecha on saela aa… Indha aatthodae pogaama paaraatthaa
Indha aatthodae pogaama paaraatthaa
Aatthoram karai irukku Angaeyum maram irukku
Aatthoram karai irukku Angaeyum maram irukku
Machaanum olinjirundhu Thirudikkuvaan kumari onna
O… oi ammani akkaa ennadi vekkam Thaerooru aathoram manjal arachaen
Thannaala molla sirichaen Nee enna nenachae adha cholli pottu poo
Nee enna nenachae adha cholli pottu poo Hahahahaha
O… Oi ammani akkaa O…ammani akkoo…o…ammani akkoooov
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a playful and teasing exchange, likely between friends or sisters, set in a rural, traditional backdrop. The speaker is questioning another woman, "Ammani Akka," about her shyness and what she's thinking. The imagery of grinding turmeric by the river and smiling to oneself suggests a budding romance or a secret joy. The speaker hints at the "good fortune" of marriage in the month of Thai, urging Ammani Akka to reveal the longing in her heart. The mention of the fragrant screwpine flower and jingling anklets further emphasizes the blossoming feelings and the subtle signs of attraction.
The second part of the song continues the playful banter, with a warning about bathing in the river and a cousin (machaan) potentially hiding to "steal" the young maiden. This adds a layer of lighthearted flirtation and highlights the traditional village setting where such interactions are common. Overall, the song captures the innocence, anticipation, and gentle teasing associated with young love and courtship in a rustic environment, filled with natural imagery and cultural nuances.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ohi Ammani Akka Ennadi?
Ohi Ammani Akka Ennadi is sung by எஸ். ஜானகி.
Which movie is Ohi Ammani Akka Ennadi from?
The song Ohi Ammani Akka Ennadi is featured in the movie Kumaripennin Ullathile.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ohi Ammani Akka Ennadi?
The lyrics for Ohi Ammani Akka Ennadi were written by Vaali with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Ohi Ammani Akka Ennadi lyrics?
Yes! Ohi Ammani Akka Ennadi lyrics from Kumaripennin Ullathile include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ohi Ammani Akka Ennadi lyrics?
This song is a playful and teasing exchange, likely between friends or sisters, set in a rural, traditional backdrop. The speaker is questioning another woman, "Ammani Akka," about her shyness and what she's thinking. The imagery of grinding turmeric by the river and smiling to oneself suggests a budding romance or a secret joy. The speaker hints at the "good fortune" of marriage in the month of Thai, urging Ammani Akka to reveal the longing in her heart. The mention of the fragrant screwpine flower and jingling anklets further emphasizes the blossoming feelings and the subtle signs of attraction. The second part of the song continues the playful banter, with a warning about bathing in the river and a cousin (machaan) potentially hiding to "steal" the young maiden. This adds a layer of lighthearted flirtation and highlights the traditional village setting where such interactions are common. Overall, the song captures the innocence, anticipation, and gentle teasing associated with young love and courtship in a rustic environment, filled with natural imagery and cultural nuances.
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