Pada Pada Pattamboochi Lyrics
From the movie Majunu
Pada Pada Pattamboochi Song Lyrics is the track from Majunu Tamil Film – 2001, Starring Prashanth, Rinke Khanna, Raghuvaran, Sonu Sood, Vivek, Rati Agnihotri. This song was sung by ஷங்கர் மகாதேவன். The music was composed by Harris Jayaraj. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu, Thamarai.
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{Pada pada pattaampoochi Padak padakkuthu
Thada thada raiyil onnu Thadak thadakkuthu
Nenjukulla en nenjukulla Enna senja nee ennna senjaehhh} (2)
Enna senjen keladi pullaa…ehhhh Enna senjen keladi pullaa
Kaiyaal onna theendavum illai Karppu kodum thaandavum illai
Sandakaara mayilae naanum Kendakaalum paarthathum illai
Kumbakarai aruviyil neeyum Kodanju kodanju aadi mudichu
Sotta sotta karai varambodhu Kitta kitta arugila vanthu
Sottum thuliyil oru thuli ketten
{Paki paki moda paki paki Orae orae moda paki paki} (2)
Pada pada pattaampoochi Padak padakkuthu
Thada thada raiyil onnu Thadak thadakkuthu
Nenjukulla en nenjukulla Chorus : Nenjukullaaaa Enna senja nee ennna senja…
Kadamuda kadamuda Kodam onnu manasukkul urulumae
Poona vanthu uruttavum illai Kaatru vanthu thorakkavum illai
Intha satthham yen ketkuthoo Vantha thookkam yen ponathoo
Vantha thookkam yen ponathoo
Unathu manasukulla pennae Naan pugunthu pugunthu konden munnae
Nee purandu padukkaiyilae pennae Naan urundu vilunthu vitten kannae
Kaayam undachoo Dhegam punnachoo
Maranthu ponadi Chittu kuruviyin
Munthaanai munetra Kalagathin thalaivi
Ahh pada pada pattaampoochi Padak padakkuthu
Thada thada raiyil onnu Thadak thadakkuthu
Nenjukulla unn nenjukullae Enna senjen naan enna senjen
Enna senjen aaaannnaaaaaa Enna senjen …aaheaaaaa
Naan enna senjennn
Ohhhh-hhh
Ohhhoooooo Sada sada sada sada
Malai thulli malai thulli sitharuthu Malai kottum kaarthikai maasam
Kulir kaattru narumbukkul veesum Entha vitham kulir maattruvaai
Enna seithu veppam koottuvaai Enna seithu veppam koottuvaai
Aduppu moottuvathum illai Naan neruppu moottuvathum illai
Yen moochu moottividum veppam Antha theeyil iruppathuvum illai
Aegha santhosham Aegha santhosham
Sugathin suthiram Solli tharuvaan
Chudithaar munnetra Kalagathin thalaiva
Pada pada pattaampoochi Padak padakkuthu
Thada thada raiyil onnu Thadak thadakkuthu
Nenjukulla en nenjukulla Enna senja nee ennna senja…
Enna senjen keladi pullaa Kaiyaal onna theendavum illai
Karppu kodum thaandavum illai Sandakaara mayilae naanum
Kendakaalum paarthathum illai Kumbakarai aruviyil neeyum
Kodanju kodanju aadi mudichu Sotta sotta karai varambodhu
Kitta kitta arugila vanthu Sottum thuliyil oru thuli ketten
{Paki paki moda paki paki Orae orae moda paki paki} (3)
Ohoooooooooooooooo
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a playful, romantic duet between the lead pair, expressing the exhilarating and confusing feelings of new love. The female protagonist questions what the male has done to her heart, comparing her internal turmoil to a fluttering butterfly and a chugging train. The male playfully denies any overt actions, claiming innocence while subtly hinting at his deep affection and the subtle ways he has entered her thoughts. He describes a scene where he only asked for a drop of water from her after she bathed, implying his respectful yet longing gaze. The song continues with the female complaining about the cold and asking how he will warm her, to which he responds with charming boasts about the warmth his presence brings, surpassing any fire. The lyrics are filled with witty banter, metaphors, and lighthearted flirtation, capturing the initial spark and teasing nature of budding romance.
The core theme revolves around the intoxicating effect of love, where even unspoken feelings can cause a whirlwind of emotions. The playful accusations and denials highlight the push-and-pull dynamic often seen in early romantic stages. Vairamuthu's lyrics, combined with Harris Jayaraj's energetic music, create a vibrant and memorable portrayal of young love's excitement and confusion. The use of everyday imagery like butterflies, trains, and rain, alongside more poetic expressions, makes the song relatable and endearing, perfectly fitting the mood of a youthful romantic film.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Pada Pada Pattamboochi?
Pada Pada Pattamboochi is sung by ஷங்கர் மகாதேவன்.
Which movie is Pada Pada Pattamboochi from?
The song Pada Pada Pattamboochi is featured in the movie Majunu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Pada Pada Pattamboochi?
The lyrics for Pada Pada Pattamboochi were written by Vairamuthu, Thamarai with music composed by Harris Jayaraj.
Is English translation available for Pada Pada Pattamboochi lyrics?
Yes! Pada Pada Pattamboochi lyrics from Majunu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Pada Pada Pattamboochi lyrics?
This song is a playful, romantic duet between the lead pair, expressing the exhilarating and confusing feelings of new love. The female protagonist questions what the male has done to her heart, comparing her internal turmoil to a fluttering butterfly and a chugging train. The male playfully denies any overt actions, claiming innocence while subtly hinting at his deep affection and the subtle ways he has entered her thoughts. He describes a scene where he only asked for a drop of water from her after she bathed, implying his respectful yet longing gaze. The song continues with the female complaining about the cold and asking how he will warm her, to which he responds with charming boasts about the warmth his presence brings, surpassing any fire. The lyrics are filled with witty banter, metaphors, and lighthearted flirtation, capturing the initial spark and teasing nature of budding romance. The core theme revolves around the intoxicating effect of love, where even unspoken feelings can cause a whirlwind of emotions. The playful accusations and denials highlight the push-and-pull dynamic often seen in early romantic stages. Vairamuthu's lyrics, combined with Harris Jayaraj's energetic music, create a vibrant and memorable portrayal of young love's excitement and confusion. The use of everyday imagery like butterflies, trains, and rain, alongside more poetic expressions, makes the song relatable and endearing, perfectly fitting the mood of a youthful romantic film.