Oru Raaja Enn Lyrics
From the movie Thendral Sudum
Oru Raaja Enn Song Lyrics is the track from Thendral Sudum Tamil Film – 1989, Starring Nizhalgal Ravi, Radhika Sarathkumar, Manorama, Sarath Babu, Charu Haasan, S. S. Chandran, Senthil, Radha Ravi, Aarthi. This song was sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா, எஸ். பி. ஷைலஜா மற்றும் குழு. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Isaignani Ilayaraja.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Oru raajaa en pinnodu vandhaan Adi nee thaan raajaathi endraan
Ini ingae en raajaangam thaanae
Hae…
Idhil nee thaan Kann podaadhae maanae
Hae Lambae lambae lambae lambae lambae
Lambae lambae lambae lambae lambae
Andha raajaa en pinnodu vandhaan Adi nee thaan raajaathi endraan
Ini ingae en raajaangam thaanae
Hae…
Idhil nee thaan Kann podaadhae maanae
Hae Lambae lambae lambae lambae lambae
Lambae lambae lambae lambae lambae
Claps :
Neliyum valaiyum idaiyum Malarum kodi pol valaiyumae
Azhagin muzhumai vadivam Adhuvum ivalaal mudiyumae
Yen mamadhai unai naan jeyippen
Naan ninaithaal adhaiyae mudippen
Mel naattu maanae modhaadhae veenae
Naan podum thittangal Naan podum vattangal
Puriyumadi mudivil adhu theriyumadi
Oru raajaa en pinnodu vandhaan Adi nee thaan raajaathi endraan
Ini ingae en raajaangam thaanae
Hae…
Idhil nee thaan Kann podaadhae maanae
Hae Lambae lambae lambae lambae lambae
Lambae lambae lambae lambae lambae
Thoo thuru ruruth thuroo Thoo thuru ruruth thuroo
Thoo thuru ruruth thuroo Thoo thuru ruruth thuroo
Thutthuth thurutthu thurutthu thurutthuroo Thutthuth thurutthu thurutthu thurutthuroo
Sarasam puriyum evanum Urasum udal thaan urugumae
Sabalam vilaiyum manadhil Viragam kadal pol perugumae
Yaar ulagil enai pol azhagi
Naan pudhidhaai eduthaen piravi
Naan ingu aada oor aadum kooda
Yaar pakkam yaar endru Nee paarkkum naal undu
Puriyumadi mudivil adhu theriyumadi
Andha raajaa en pinnodu vandhaan
Hoi
Adi nee thaan raajaatti endraan
Hoi hoi
Ini ingae en raajaangam thaanae
Hae…
Idhil nee thaan Kann podaadhae maanae
Hae Lambae lambae lambae lambae lambae
Lambae lambae lambae lambae lambae
Andha raajaa en pinnodu vandhaan
Hoi
Adi nee thaan raajaatti endraan
Hoi hoi
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song from 'Thendral Sudum' is a vibrant and competitive duet, likely between two women vying for attention or asserting their dominance. The lyrics playfully describe a "king" who follows them, proclaiming each as his "queen," setting the stage for a rivalry over who truly holds sway. Each singer boasts about her beauty, charm, and power, challenging the other's arrogance and confidently declaring her eventual victory. The repeated assertion of "this is my kingdom" underscores a strong sense of self-possession and a refusal to yield.
The song captures a mood of spirited one-upmanship, where beauty is a weapon and confidence is key. It delves into themes of feminine allure, rivalry, and self-assertion, portraying women who are not just objects of desire but active participants in a game of charm and wit. The playful warnings like "don't cast your eyes, dear doe" add a touch of sass, while the declarations of making plans and drawing circles emphasize strategic thinking in this romantic or social contest. It's a celebration of confident womanhood, wrapped in catchy melodies and rhythmic vocalizations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Oru Raaja Enn?
Oru Raaja Enn is sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா, எஸ். பி. ஷைலஜா மற்றும் குழு.
Which movie is Oru Raaja Enn from?
The song Oru Raaja Enn is featured in the movie Thendral Sudum.
Who wrote the lyrics for Oru Raaja Enn?
The lyrics for Oru Raaja Enn were written by Isaignani Ilayaraja with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Oru Raaja Enn lyrics?
Yes! Oru Raaja Enn lyrics from Thendral Sudum include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Oru Raaja Enn lyrics?
This song from 'Thendral Sudum' is a vibrant and competitive duet, likely between two women vying for attention or asserting their dominance. The lyrics playfully describe a "king" who follows them, proclaiming each as his "queen," setting the stage for a rivalry over who truly holds sway. Each singer boasts about her beauty, charm, and power, challenging the other's arrogance and confidently declaring her eventual victory. The repeated assertion of "this is my kingdom" underscores a strong sense of self-possession and a refusal to yield. The song captures a mood of spirited one-upmanship, where beauty is a weapon and confidence is key. It delves into themes of feminine allure, rivalry, and self-assertion, portraying women who are not just objects of desire but active participants in a game of charm and wit. The playful warnings like "don't cast your eyes, dear doe" add a touch of sass, while the declarations of making plans and drawing circles emphasize strategic thinking in this romantic or social contest. It's a celebration of confident womanhood, wrapped in catchy melodies and rhythmic vocalizations.
