Paalu Vikkira Pathumma Lyrics
From the movie Delhi To Madras
Paalu Vikkira Pathumma Song Lyrics is the track from Delhi To Madras Tamil Film – 1972. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் கே. ஸ்வர்ணா. The music was composed by V. Kumar. Lyrics works penned by Mayavanathan.
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Paalu vikkira paththummaa Un paalu rompa suththamma
Aiyyo amma vetkkammaa Adhuthaan ippo michchammaa haang
Adhuthaan ippo michchammaa
Palichchinnu kettuduvaen Pattunnu thookki pottuduvaen
Palichchinnu kettuduvaen Pattunnu thookki pottuduvaen
Adippathu pooraavum single tea Adippathu pooraavum single tea
Thalaiyil iruppathu pooraavum empty Thalaiyil iruppathu pooraavum empty
Paalu vikkira paththummaa Un paalu rompa suththamma
Aiyyo amma vetkkammaa Adhuthaan ippo michchammaa haang
Adhuthaan ippo michchammaa
Ambikapathi kadhalichchaan Appuram ennaannaan
Ambikapathi kadhalichchaan Appuram ennaannaan
Ambujam appanai konnu pottu Jailukku ponaan
Ambujam appanai konnu pottu Jailukku ponaan
Anaarkaliyai kadhalichcha Akpar ennaannnaan
Anaarkaliyai kadhalichcha Akpar ennaannnaan
Aiyyo paavam kalyaanam panni Avanum maattikkittaan
Avanum maattikkittaan
Paalu vikkira paththummaa Un paalu rompa suththamma
Aiyyo amma vetkkammaa Adhuthaan ippo michchammaa haang
Adhuthaan ippo michchammaa
Thaeyilaiyum paalum saera Enna undaagum
Thaeyilaiyum paalum saera Enna undaagum
Thirumbi varaa ulagai kaattum Single tea aagum
Thirumbi varaa ulagai kaattum Single tea aagum
Kalyaanam naam panni kondaa Kadaiyum ennaagum
Kalyaanam naam panni kondaa Kadaiyum ennaagum
Kavalai pattu aavathenna Namma kallaa dull aagum
Kavalai pattu aavathenna Namma kallaa dull aagum
Paalu vikkira paththummaa Un paalu rompa suththamma
Aiyyo amma vetkkammaa Adhuthaan ippo michchammaa haang
Adhuthaan ippo michchammaa Adhuthaan ippo michchammaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a playful and humorous duet between a tea seller (male) and a milk seller (female), likely set in a bustling marketplace. The male character teases Pathumma about the purity of her milk, while she responds with feigned shyness. The lyrics are filled with lighthearted banter, with the male character boasting about his simple life and empty head, implying a carefree existence. The song uses everyday scenarios and historical/mythological references to comment on love and marriage.
The latter part of the song delves into a comical take on the pitfalls of love and marriage. The male character cites examples like Ambikapathi, Ambujam, and Akbar, suggesting that love often leads to trouble or entrapment. He humorously equates the combination of tea and milk to a 'single tea' that shows a 'world from which there's no return,' possibly a metaphor for the irreversible nature of marriage. The song concludes with a practical concern: if they marry, their respective businesses might suffer, leading to a 'dull cash register,' reinforcing the light-hearted, cynical view on romance versus livelihood.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Paalu Vikkira Pathumma?
Paalu Vikkira Pathumma is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் கே. ஸ்வர்ணா.
Which movie is Paalu Vikkira Pathumma from?
The song Paalu Vikkira Pathumma is featured in the movie Delhi To Madras.
Who wrote the lyrics for Paalu Vikkira Pathumma?
The lyrics for Paalu Vikkira Pathumma were written by Mayavanathan with music composed by V. Kumar.
Is English translation available for Paalu Vikkira Pathumma lyrics?
Yes! Paalu Vikkira Pathumma lyrics from Delhi To Madras include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Paalu Vikkira Pathumma lyrics?
This song is a playful and humorous duet between a tea seller (male) and a milk seller (female), likely set in a bustling marketplace. The male character teases Pathumma about the purity of her milk, while she responds with feigned shyness. The lyrics are filled with lighthearted banter, with the male character boasting about his simple life and empty head, implying a carefree existence. The song uses everyday scenarios and historical/mythological references to comment on love and marriage. The latter part of the song delves into a comical take on the pitfalls of love and marriage. The male character cites examples like Ambikapathi, Ambujam, and Akbar, suggesting that love often leads to trouble or entrapment. He humorously equates the combination of tea and milk to a 'single tea' that shows a 'world from which there's no return,' possibly a metaphor for the irreversible nature of marriage. The song concludes with a practical concern: if they marry, their respective businesses might suffer, leading to a 'dull cash register,' reinforcing the light-hearted, cynical view on romance versus livelihood.
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