Oru Veedu Oru Annai Lyrics
From the movie Madhavi Vanthal
Oru Veedu Oru Annai Song Lyrics is the track from Madhavi Vanthal Tamil Film – 1980. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by Chandrabose. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Aaraari raaraari raaraari ro Aaraari raaraari raaraari ro
Aaraari raaraari raaraari ro Aaraari raaraari raaraari ro
Oru veedu oru annai oru thanthaiyaam
Oru pillai adhuthaanae perum thollaiyaam
Iravendrum pagalendrum theriyaathadaa
Idhu enna kadhaiyendru puriyaathada ooo
Oru veedu oru annai oru thanthaiyaam
Oru pillai adhuthaanae perum thollaiyaam
Kalyaanam yaenendru Kadhai ondru naan solven
Sonnaalum puriyaathadaa Avan seitha vilaiyaattu manamaanathu
Ivar seitha vilaiyaattu nee vanthathu Oru pillai nee kann moodinaal
Oru thangaiyai nee kaanalaam
Aaraari raaraari raaraari ro Aaraari raaraari raaraari ro
Aaraari raaraari raaraari ro
Aaraari raaraari raaraari ro Aaraari raaraari raaraari ro
Oru pillai idaiyooru thaalaamal ponaalum Maruthaaram varuvaaladaa
Ivar vaazhvil ennaalum oru thaaranthaan En nenjil nee endrum avathaaramthaan
Naduraaththiri pozhuthaanathu Adhikaalaiyil edhai solvathu
Oru veedu oru annai oru thanthaiyaam
Oru pillai adhuthaanae perum thollaiyaam
Iravendrum pagalendrum theriyaathadaa
Idhu enna kadhaiyendru puriyaathada ooo
Oru veedu oru annai oru thanthaiyaam
Oru pillai adhuthaanae perum thollaiyaam
Aaraari raaraari raaraari ro Aaraari raaraari raaraari ro
Aaraari raaraari raaraari ro Aaraari raaraari raaraari ro
Song Meaning & Analysis
This lullaby, sung by a mother to her child, carries a poignant and somewhat melancholic tone beneath its soothing melody. The lyrics subtly touch upon the complexities of family life, hinting at the challenges faced by parents and the innocent perspective of a child. The mother expresses the overwhelming nature of raising a single child, implying that even one child brings immense responsibility and changes the parents' lives entirely. She speaks of marriage and the child's birth as "games" played by the parents, a gentle way to explain their origins, and even hints at the possibility of a future sibling.
However, a deeper layer of sadness emerges with lines about the possibility of a "second wife" if the burden of one child becomes too much, contrasting it with the mother's unwavering devotion. This suggests underlying marital discord or the mother's anxieties about her husband's potential actions. Despite these adult complexities, she reassures the child of their divine importance in her heart. The lullaby ends with the quiet resignation of night, leaving unspoken thoughts for the dawn, reflecting the mother's internal struggle and her protective love for her child amidst unspoken family dynamics.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Oru Veedu Oru Annai?
Oru Veedu Oru Annai is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Oru Veedu Oru Annai from?
The song Oru Veedu Oru Annai is featured in the movie Madhavi Vanthal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Oru Veedu Oru Annai?
The lyrics for Oru Veedu Oru Annai were written by Kannadasan with music composed by Chandrabose.
Is English translation available for Oru Veedu Oru Annai lyrics?
Yes! Oru Veedu Oru Annai lyrics from Madhavi Vanthal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Oru Veedu Oru Annai lyrics?
This lullaby, sung by a mother to her child, carries a poignant and somewhat melancholic tone beneath its soothing melody. The lyrics subtly touch upon the complexities of family life, hinting at the challenges faced by parents and the innocent perspective of a child. The mother expresses the overwhelming nature of raising a single child, implying that even one child brings immense responsibility and changes the parents' lives entirely. She speaks of marriage and the child's birth as "games" played by the parents, a gentle way to explain their origins, and even hints at the possibility of a future sibling. However, a deeper layer of sadness emerges with lines about the possibility of a "second wife" if the burden of one child becomes too much, contrasting it with the mother's unwavering devotion. This suggests underlying marital discord or the mother's anxieties about her husband's potential actions. Despite these adult complexities, she reassures the child of their divine importance in her heart. The lullaby ends with the quiet resignation of night, leaving unspoken thoughts for the dawn, reflecting the mother's internal struggle and her protective love for her child amidst unspoken family dynamics.
