Oru Vaatti Lyrics
From the movie Mapla Singam
Oru Vaatti Song Lyrics is the track from Mapla Singam Tamil Film – 2016, Starring Vimal, Anjali, Soori, Radha Ravi, Swaminathan, Munishkanth, Kaali Venkat, Manobala, Mayilsamy, Singamuthu. This song was sung by நரேஷ் ஐய்யர் மற்றும் வந்தனா. The music was composed by N. R. Raghunanthan. Lyrics works penned by Yugabharathi.
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Oruvaatti una paathu Usurae karanju poyiruchu
Pasumaattu madipola Manasum kavicha aayiruchu
Enna senja enakketho aachu Solla solla suduthae en moochu
Matha yaanai mithamaana Kathaiyaa pochu
Oruvaatti una paathu Usurae karanju poyiruchu
Pasumaattu madipola Manasum kavicha aayiruchu
Meena paatha kokkaaga Nee kothi pora sollama
Potta kaadu enna neethaan Senjathenna vellaama
Vaaiyaara nee pesa Thallaaduren thaangaama
Aagaaram sellaama Allaaduren thoongaama
Pora paatha pogaama Vera yethum thonaama
Paakkurenae unna naanum Vacha kannu vaangaama
Oruvaatti una paathu Usurae karanju poyiruchu
Pasumaattu madipola Manasum kavicha aayiruchu
Thana nana naa Thana naanaa nana naa
Thana nana nana nana Nana nana nana naa
Velai yethum seiyaama Naan nikkirenae veenaaga
Moolai ketta aala pola Sokkurenae loosaaga
Pooaana penn naanum Vemburenae kaayaga
Yaarodum pesaama Ondurenae theevaaga
Soorakaathu neeyaaga Solaporiyum naanaaga
Enna neeyum suthi vaara Aala kollum peyaaga
Oruvaatti una paathu Usurae karanju poyiruchu
Pasumaattu madipola Manasum kavicha aayiruchu
Enna senja enakketho aachu Solla solla suduthae en moochu
Matha yaanai mithamaana Kathaiyaa pochu
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Oru Vaatti" from 'Mapla Singam' beautifully captures the overwhelming and transformative experience of falling in love at first sight. The lyrics, penned by Yugabharathi, vividly describe the protagonist's immediate and profound emotional shift after seeing their beloved just once. Metaphors like a "melting soul" and a "heart overflowing like a cow's udder" convey the intensity of this sudden affection. The protagonist expresses a complete loss of self-control, an inability to focus on daily tasks, and a burning desire that consumes their thoughts and actions, likening themselves to a wild elephant tamed by love.
The song further explores the depth of this infatuation, portraying the beloved as a captivating force that has turned the protagonist's barren life into a fertile one. The imagery of a stork pecking a fish suggests a swift, almost magical capture of the heart. The protagonist's world revolves solely around the beloved, leading to sleepless nights, loss of appetite, and a constant gaze fixed on them. The playful comparison of the beloved to a strong wind and the protagonist to popcorn, circling like a "soul-capturing ghost," adds a touch of charming obsession, highlighting the irresistible pull and enchanting nature of this newfound love.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Oru Vaatti?
Oru Vaatti is sung by நரேஷ் ஐய்யர் மற்றும் வந்தனா.
Which movie is Oru Vaatti from?
The song Oru Vaatti is featured in the movie Mapla Singam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Oru Vaatti?
The lyrics for Oru Vaatti were written by Yugabharathi with music composed by N. R. Raghunanthan.
Is English translation available for Oru Vaatti lyrics?
Yes! Oru Vaatti lyrics from Mapla Singam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Oru Vaatti lyrics?
The song "Oru Vaatti" from 'Mapla Singam' beautifully captures the overwhelming and transformative experience of falling in love at first sight. The lyrics, penned by Yugabharathi, vividly describe the protagonist's immediate and profound emotional shift after seeing their beloved just once. Metaphors like a "melting soul" and a "heart overflowing like a cow's udder" convey the intensity of this sudden affection. The protagonist expresses a complete loss of self-control, an inability to focus on daily tasks, and a burning desire that consumes their thoughts and actions, likening themselves to a wild elephant tamed by love. The song further explores the depth of this infatuation, portraying the beloved as a captivating force that has turned the protagonist's barren life into a fertile one. The imagery of a stork pecking a fish suggests a swift, almost magical capture of the heart. The protagonist's world revolves solely around the beloved, leading to sleepless nights, loss of appetite, and a constant gaze fixed on them. The playful comparison of the beloved to a strong wind and the protagonist to popcorn, circling like a "soul-capturing ghost," adds a touch of charming obsession, highlighting the irresistible pull and enchanting nature of this newfound love.