Paduththa Uranguthillai Lyrics
From the movie Eetti (1985 )
Paduththa Uranguthillai Song Lyrics is the track from Eetti (1985 ) Tamil Film – 1985, Starring Vijayakanth, Vishnuvardhan, Nalini, Sathyaraj, Viji, M. N. Nambiar, Goundamani. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெயராம். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Gangai Amaran.
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Paduththaa oranguthilla Pasichchaa eranguthilla
Muzhichchaa keranguthilla Unna enni raappagallaa
Kannu muzhi moodavilla
Thirunaalum thera pola Velagaatha neerra pola
Piriyaatha oravaachchae
Paduththaa oranguthilla Pasichchaa eranguthilla
Muzhichchaa keranguthilla Unna enni raappagallaa
Kannu muzhi moodavilla
Moonaam pirai ponathae odam karai yaeruthae
Mothum pani kaaththula yaedhethi thoovuthu
Thenpandi kaaththum kooda themmangu paadaatho
Kuyil koovum kaala naeram kuththaala saaral vesum
Kaliyavae kaayam poovae vaasam veesi vaa kaaththa
Paduththaa oranguthilla Pasichchaa eranguthilla
Muzhichchaa keranguthilla Unna enni raappagallaa
Kannu muzhi moodavilla
Maasam idhu maargazhi velaiyaaduthu kaveri
Veesum kulir kaaththula veenaaguthu raaththiri
Kaveri pogum vegam kadal saerum innaeram
Mayilae maanguyilae malaiyora poonguyilae
Kulirum ootha kaaththu konjam kooda koraiyaathu
Paduththaa oranguthilla Pasichchaa eranguthilla
Muzhichchaa keranguthilla Unna enni raappagallaa
Kannu muzhi moodavilla
Thirunaalum thera pola Velagaatha neerra pola
Piriyaatha oravaachchae
Paduththaa oranguthilla Aahaan
Pasichchaa eranguthilla Aahaan
Muzhichchaa keranguthilla Haa
Unna enni raappagallaa Aan
Kannu muzhi moodavilla Hahahaah
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Paduththa Uranguthillai" from the movie 'Eetti (1985)' is a poignant expression of intense longing and sleeplessness caused by love. The lyrics vividly portray a state where the lover is so consumed by thoughts of their beloved that basic bodily functions like sleep and hunger are disrupted. Day and night merge into a continuous cycle of yearning, highlighting the profound impact of this emotional connection on their physical and mental state.
The song beautifully weaves in natural imagery to deepen this sentiment. References to the new moon, the South Pandi wind, the cuckoo's song, Kutralam's drizzle, and the flowing Kaveri river during the cold Margazhi month serve as metaphors for the passage of time and the unchanging, inseparable nature of their bond. The comparison to a festive chariot and unseparating water further emphasizes the strength and permanence of their relationship, suggesting a love that is both celebrated and enduring, unaffected by external circumstances or the chill of the season.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Paduththa Uranguthillai?
Paduththa Uranguthillai is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெயராம்.
Which movie is Paduththa Uranguthillai from?
The song Paduththa Uranguthillai is featured in the movie Eetti (1985 ).
Who wrote the lyrics for Paduththa Uranguthillai?
The lyrics for Paduththa Uranguthillai were written by Gangai Amaran with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Paduththa Uranguthillai lyrics?
Yes! Paduththa Uranguthillai lyrics from Eetti (1985 ) include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Paduththa Uranguthillai lyrics?
The song "Paduththa Uranguthillai" from the movie 'Eetti (1985)' is a poignant expression of intense longing and sleeplessness caused by love. The lyrics vividly portray a state where the lover is so consumed by thoughts of their beloved that basic bodily functions like sleep and hunger are disrupted. Day and night merge into a continuous cycle of yearning, highlighting the profound impact of this emotional connection on their physical and mental state. The song beautifully weaves in natural imagery to deepen this sentiment. References to the new moon, the South Pandi wind, the cuckoo's song, Kutralam's drizzle, and the flowing Kaveri river during the cold Margazhi month serve as metaphors for the passage of time and the unchanging, inseparable nature of their bond. The comparison to a festive chariot and unseparating water further emphasizes the strength and permanence of their relationship, suggesting a love that is both celebrated and enduring, unaffected by external circumstances or the chill of the season.