Palapalapala Jilujilujilu Lyrics
From the movie Yaar Paiyyan
Palapalapala Jilujilujilu Song Lyrics is the track from Yaar Paiyyan Tamil Film – 1957, Starring Gemini Ganesan, Savitri, Daisy Irani, N. S. Krishnan, T. R. Ramachandran, K. Sarangapani, Chittoor V. Nagayya, V. K. Ramasamy, Kusala Kumari, P. S. Gnanam. This song was sung by எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன், சி. கோமதி. The music was composed by S. Dakshinamurthi. Lyrics works penned by A. Maruthakasi.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Thangappan and Guruvayur Ponnammal
Pala pala pala Jilu jilu jilu
Hae pala pala pala Jilu jilu jilu
Baloonai paaru Chinaa baloonai paaru
Jappaan baloonai paaru
Paarthavudan paiyan manasu Thudikkidhu paaru
Vaanga thudikkidhu paaru Paarthavudan paiyan manasu
Thudikkidhu paaru Vaanga thudikkidhu paaru
Hae thambi eee… Paisaa koduthu vaangi vittaa
Kilambudhu paaru melae Kilambudhu paaru
Ippa paaru ae thambi ada nallaa paarappaa
Paisaa koduthu vaangi vittaa Kilambudhu paaru melae
Kilambudhu paaru Naisaagavae kaathu vaakkil
Nazhuvudhu paaru Thambi nazhuvudhu paaru
Naisaagavae kaathu vaakkil Nazhuvudhu paaru
Thambi nazhuvudhu paaru
Neelamaana podanlangaaya Pola thotram kodukkum
Idhu naalu anju onnaa saerndhaa Paambu padam edukkum
Idhu naalu anju onnaa saerndhaa Paambu padam edukkum
Idhu vaayaalae Idhu vaayaalae kaatha pudichi
Vayiru uppi perukkum Idhu vaayaalae kaatha pudichi
Vayiru uppi perukkum Neeyum naanum nenaikkum munnae…
Thaenga… maangaa… sundal… Thaenga maangaa sundal
Thaenga maangaa sundal Paangaai pachai milagaai saerthu
Padhamaai seidha sundal Idhu pattaani kadalai sundal
Paangaai pachai milagaai saerthu Padhamaai seidha sundal
Idhu pattaani kadalai sundal
Maadhirikki konjam thaaren Thinnu paarunga…haan
Maadhirikki konjam thaaren Thinnu paarunga
Idhan nedi pattaa podhum Naakku thanni oorunga
Thaenga maangaa sundal Thaenga maangaa sundal
Paangaai pachai milagaai saerthu Padhamaai seidha sundal
Idhu pattaani kadalai sundal
Veedhiyila vikkidhunnu Yelappamaagavae
Neenga enna venaanga
Veedhiyila vikkidhunnu Yelappamaagavae
Neenga enna venaanga Veru engum idhu polae agappadaadhunga
Nainaa agappadaadhunga
Thaenga maangaa sundal Thaenga maangaa sundal
Paangaai pachai milagaai saerthu Padhamaai seidha sundal
Idhu pattaani kadalai sundal Idhu pattaani kadalai sundal
Idhu pattaani kadalai sundal Thaengaa… maangaa… sundal…
Ahaa… aaaaaaaaahaei… Aazhaakku oranaa…
Aazhaakku oranaa… Aazhaakku oranaa aazhaakku oranaa
Kadappaa yelandha pazham Kaattilae vilanja pazham
Kadappaa yelandha pazham Kaattilae vilanja pazham
Pulikkaadha nalla pazham Puzhuvillaadha indha pazham
Aazhaakku oranaa aazhaakku oranaa Aazhaakku oranaa aazhaakku oranaa
Vaa vaathiyaarae … Thaen pola inikkum pazham
Thigattaadha osandha pazham
Thaen pola inikkum pazham Thigattaadha osandha pazham
Ponaa varaadhunga Pozhudhu pochu odi vaanga
Aazhaakku oranaa aazhaakku oranaa Aazhaakku oranaa aazhaakku oranaa
Vaa nainaa…
Kadappaa yelandha pazham Kaattilae vilanja pazham
Pulikkaadha nalla pazham Puzhuvillaadha indha pazham
Aazhaakku oranaa Aazhaakku oranaa
Aazhaakku oranaa Aazhaakku oranaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a vibrant and nostalgic portrayal of a street vendor's calls, a common sight in old Tamil cinema and Indian streets. The lyrics capture the persuasive and lively pitches of vendors selling various items. It begins with a balloon seller, using vivid onomatopoeia to describe the balloons and the excitement they evoke in children, humorously noting how they fly away if not held carefully.
The song then transitions to a snack vendor, enthusiastically promoting 'sundal' (a savory snack made with legumes, coconut, and spices), emphasizing its unique taste and quality despite being a street-side offering. Finally, it features a fruit seller hawking 'elantha pazham' (jujube fruit), highlighting its natural origin, sweetness, and purity. The song beautifully encapsulates the simple joys, everyday commerce, and the energetic atmosphere of a bustling marketplace, reflecting the cultural fabric of the era.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Palapalapala Jilujilujilu?
Palapalapala Jilujilujilu is sung by எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன், சி. கோமதி.
Which movie is Palapalapala Jilujilujilu from?
The song Palapalapala Jilujilujilu is featured in the movie Yaar Paiyyan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Palapalapala Jilujilujilu?
The lyrics for Palapalapala Jilujilujilu were written by A. Maruthakasi with music composed by S. Dakshinamurthi.
Is English translation available for Palapalapala Jilujilujilu lyrics?
Yes! Palapalapala Jilujilujilu lyrics from Yaar Paiyyan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Palapalapala Jilujilujilu lyrics?
This song is a vibrant and nostalgic portrayal of a street vendor's calls, a common sight in old Tamil cinema and Indian streets. The lyrics capture the persuasive and lively pitches of vendors selling various items. It begins with a balloon seller, using vivid onomatopoeia to describe the balloons and the excitement they evoke in children, humorously noting how they fly away if not held carefully. The song then transitions to a snack vendor, enthusiastically promoting 'sundal' (a savory snack made with legumes, coconut, and spices), emphasizing its unique taste and quality despite being a street-side offering. Finally, it features a fruit seller hawking 'elantha pazham' (jujube fruit), highlighting its natural origin, sweetness, and purity. The song beautifully encapsulates the simple joys, everyday commerce, and the energetic atmosphere of a bustling marketplace, reflecting the cultural fabric of the era.
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