Paattondru Paadattuma Lyrics
From the movie Vesham
Paattondru Paadattuma Song Lyrics is the track from Vesham Tamil Film – 1985. This song was sung by விவேக் சாரதி. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Paattondru paadattumaa Yaarendru kaattattumaa
Naanthaanae kalikaala manmathan Pen dhesam arasaalum mannavan
Vaalibarae vandugale Thaenmalarai killungalaen
Paattondru paadattumaa Yaarendru kaattattumaa
Naanthaanae kalikaala manmathan Pen dhesam arasaalum mannavan
Vaalibarae vandugale Thaenmalarai killungalaenae
Pennai maranthu Yaen piththan alainthaan
Illam thuranthu yaen puththan thirinthaan Pennai maranthu
Yaen piththan alainthaan Illam thuranthu yaen puththan thirinthaan
Pudavai nizhalthaan pothimaramae Vilakkai anaiththaal nyaanam varumae
Aahaa pon sorkkam Pen kann kaattumae
Paattondru paadattumaa Yaarendru kaattattumaa
Naanthaanae kalikaala manmathan Pen dhesam arasaalum mannavan
Vaalibarae vandugale Thaenmalarai killungalaen
Kattru tharuvaen oru muththa oththigali
Muththam muzhuthum en moththa kuththagai
Kattru tharuvaen oru muththa oththigali
Muththam muzhuthum en moththa kuththagai
Evarum varalaam edharkku vazhakku Udhattil edharkku kizhakku maerkku
Yaaro penn yaaro En thol saerppathu
Paattondru paadattumaa Yaarendru kaattattumaa
Naanthaanae kalikaala manmathan Pen dhesam arasaalum mannavan
Vaalibarae vandugale Thaenmalarai killungalaen
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Paattondru Paadattuma" is a bold and playful declaration from a male protagonist who sees himself as the modern-day Cupid, a king ruling the realm of women. He confidently invites others, particularly young men, to embrace love and pleasure, using the metaphor of bees plucking honeyed flowers. The lyrics challenge conventional wisdom by humorously questioning why historical figures like a 'madman' or Buddha would abandon women or worldly pleasures, suggesting that true enlightenment or joy can be found in the presence of women.
The song further emphasizes this by stating that the 'shadow of a saree' is the true Bodhi tree and that 'wisdom' (or perhaps pleasure/understanding) comes when the 'lamp is extinguished,' hinting at intimate moments. The protagonist offers to teach the art of kissing, claiming all kisses as his 'contract,' and provocatively asks why there should be any boundaries or disputes when it comes to affection. Overall, it's a confident, flirtatious, and slightly rebellious ode to romantic and physical love, celebrating the allure and power of women.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Paattondru Paadattuma?
Paattondru Paadattuma is sung by விவேக் சாரதி.
Which movie is Paattondru Paadattuma from?
The song Paattondru Paadattuma is featured in the movie Vesham.
Who wrote the lyrics for Paattondru Paadattuma?
The lyrics for Paattondru Paadattuma were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Paattondru Paadattuma lyrics?
Yes! Paattondru Paadattuma lyrics from Vesham include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Paattondru Paadattuma lyrics?
The song "Paattondru Paadattuma" is a bold and playful declaration from a male protagonist who sees himself as the modern-day Cupid, a king ruling the realm of women. He confidently invites others, particularly young men, to embrace love and pleasure, using the metaphor of bees plucking honeyed flowers. The lyrics challenge conventional wisdom by humorously questioning why historical figures like a 'madman' or Buddha would abandon women or worldly pleasures, suggesting that true enlightenment or joy can be found in the presence of women. The song further emphasizes this by stating that the 'shadow of a saree' is the true Bodhi tree and that 'wisdom' (or perhaps pleasure/understanding) comes when the 'lamp is extinguished,' hinting at intimate moments. The protagonist offers to teach the art of kissing, claiming all kisses as his 'contract,' and provocatively asks why there should be any boundaries or disputes when it comes to affection. Overall, it's a confident, flirtatious, and slightly rebellious ode to romantic and physical love, celebrating the allure and power of women.
