Paadum Baktha Meera Lyrics
From the movie Chinnappadass
Paadum Baktha Meera Song Lyrics is the track from Chinnappadass Tamil Film – 1989, Starring Sathyaraj, Radha, S. S. Chandran, Captain Raju, Sunitha, Ravichandran, Nassar, Delhi Ganesh, Veera Raghavan, Kuyili. This song was sung by மனோ மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Gangai Amaran.
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Paadum bhaktha meera neeyum naanum vaera Paadum bhaktha meera neeyum naanum vaera
Un karunaiyil vizhiyil oru naal ennai paarum En udalum uyirum uravum unnai serum
En geethaiyin naayaganae Pen paedhaiyin kaavalanae
En geethaiyin naayaganae Pen paedhaiyin kaavalanae
Paadum bhaktha meera neeyum naanum vaera
Paadum bhaktha meera neeyum naanum vaera
Yerudhu yerudhu mogam thaan Ada yen ippa maarudhu vaegam thaan
Yendhidathaan oru neram thaan Ada eranguthu eranguthu baaram thaan
Ishtapadi paadathae enna vandhu moodathae
Thottu thottu koodathae solli puttu oodathae
Ishtapadi paadathae enna vandhu moodathae
Thottu thottu koodathae solli puttu oodathae
Naan unnaiyae nenachu Thaniyae malarndha rojaa
Ada ularal pidhattral ellaam edhukku raaja
Em manasukku pudikkavilla Adi vazhi vidu vayasu pulla
Em manasukku pudikkavilla Adi vazhi vidu vayasu pulla
Paadum bhaktha meera neeyum naanum vaera
Paadum bhaktha meera neeyum naanum vaera
Aazhilai mel vizhi moodavaa Pala aanandha raagangal paadavaa
Paavaiyum paarkadal allavaa Adhil panjanai mael thuyil kollavaa
Ooril ulla kambam ellam oodhum kuzhal aagaathu
Oora vechu parthaalum ippa idhu vegaathu
Ooril ulla kambam ellam oodhum kuzhal aagaathu
Oora vechu parthaalum ippa idhu vegaathu
Pala adiyaar ketkkum arulai kodukkum kanna Ada azhaga paesi anbai thandhaal enna
Adi yerudhu thalai kirukku Ada yedhukku indha manakanakku
Adi yerudhu thalai kirukku Ada yedhukku indha manakanakku
Kanni ponu meera kaadhal pannu joraa Kanni ponu meera kaadhal pannu joraa
Naan kannan kaiyil aadumpachai moongil En kangal moodum maedai indha koondhal
En mannavan ulla varai En manadhinil yedhu kurai
En mannavan ulla varai En manadhinil yedhu kurai
Paadum bhaktha meera neeyum naanum vaera
Paadum bhaktha meera neeyum naanum vaera
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Paadum Baktha Meera,' is a delightful and playful romantic duet, infused with devotional undertones, set against the backdrop of the 1989 film 'Chinnappadass.' The lyrics cleverly weave together the legendary devotion of Meera to Lord Krishna with the blossoming romance between the lead characters. The male voice playfully addresses the female as 'Meera,' questioning if their paths are truly separate, while expressing his desire and longing. He uses metaphors related to Krishna, inviting her to embrace their love.
The female voice, in turn, responds with a mix of coy resistance and underlying affection. She acknowledges her devotion and compares herself to a rose blooming for him, yet also playfully rebuffs his advances, using witty analogies about things not being 'ready' or 'cooked' yet. Towards the end, she fully embraces the 'Meera' persona, declaring her intense love and devotion, seeing herself as Krishna's flute and finding ultimate contentment in her lover's presence. The song beautifully captures the push-and-pull of budding romance, blending spiritual devotion with earthly passion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Paadum Baktha Meera?
Paadum Baktha Meera is sung by மனோ மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Paadum Baktha Meera from?
The song Paadum Baktha Meera is featured in the movie Chinnappadass.
Who wrote the lyrics for Paadum Baktha Meera?
The lyrics for Paadum Baktha Meera were written by Gangai Amaran with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Paadum Baktha Meera lyrics?
Yes! Paadum Baktha Meera lyrics from Chinnappadass include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Paadum Baktha Meera lyrics?
This song, 'Paadum Baktha Meera,' is a delightful and playful romantic duet, infused with devotional undertones, set against the backdrop of the 1989 film 'Chinnappadass.' The lyrics cleverly weave together the legendary devotion of Meera to Lord Krishna with the blossoming romance between the lead characters. The male voice playfully addresses the female as 'Meera,' questioning if their paths are truly separate, while expressing his desire and longing. He uses metaphors related to Krishna, inviting her to embrace their love. The female voice, in turn, responds with a mix of coy resistance and underlying affection. She acknowledges her devotion and compares herself to a rose blooming for him, yet also playfully rebuffs his advances, using witty analogies about things not being 'ready' or 'cooked' yet. Towards the end, she fully embraces the 'Meera' persona, declaring her intense love and devotion, seeing herself as Krishna's flute and finding ultimate contentment in her lover's presence. The song beautifully captures the push-and-pull of budding romance, blending spiritual devotion with earthly passion.