Pallanguzhiyin Vattam Parthen Lyrics
From the movie Aanandham
Pallanguzhiyin Vattam Parthen Song Lyrics is the track from Aanandham Tamil Film – 2001, Starring Mammootty, Murali, Abbas, Devayani, Rambha, Sneha, Vijayakumar, Delhi Ganesh, Srividya, Sashi Kumar. This song was sung by ஹரினி. The music was composed by S.A. Rajkumar. Lyrics works penned by Na. Muthu Kumar.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Whistling :
Pallaanguzhiyin vattam paarthen otrai naanayam
Pullaanguzhalin thulaigal paarthen otrai naanayam
Thudikum kangalil kanmani paarthen
Kadigarathil neram paarthen
Sevvandhi poovil naduvil paarthen Dhesiya kodiyil sakaram paarthen
Iravil oru naal pournami paarthen Otrai naanayam
Chorous : Sa re / sa ma / ga re ga Sa re / sa ma / ga re ga
Sa re / sa ma / ga re / ga ma pa Pa sa sa / ni dha ni / pa dha pa ma
Ga ma ga / ga ma ni / pa ga ri / ga sa
Pallaanguzhiyin vattam paarthen otrai naanayam
Pullaanguzhalin thulaigal paarthen otrai naanayam
Whistling :
Adi kaalam muzhuvadhum kaathirupen Nee kaanum idathinil poothirupen
Adi otrai rubaai pakkam irandum Endhan anbu serndhirukum
Nenjil vaithu kaathiru
Thanga aabaranam ondrum thevaiyillai Indha naanayam podhadhaa
Thazhuvum manadhai kunguma chimizhil Thaduka mudiyadhaa
Selva seedhanamae nee sirikaiyilae Pala sillarai sidhari vidum
Selavu seithida ninaithaal kooda Idhayam padhari vidum
Pallaanguzhiyin vattam paarthen otrai naanayam
Pullaanguzhalin thulaigal paarthen otrai naanayam
Female chorous :
Ada netru nadanthadhu naadagamaa Nee kaasu koduthadhu soosagamaa
Ada otrai rubaai pakkam irandu Enna solla kaasu thandhaai
Enni enni paarkiren
Adi perazhagae unnai serndhidavae Indha naanayam oar saatchi
Irukum uyirum unakae ubayam Edharku aaraaichi
Indha naanayathil unnai paarthirupen Pirar paarkavum vida maaten
Kadavul vandhu ketaal kooda Kaanikai ida maaten
Pallaanguzhiyin vattam paarthen otrai naanayam
Pullaanguzhalin thulaigal paarthen otrai naanayam
Thudikum kangalil kanmani paarthen
Kadigarathil neram paarthen
Sevvandhi poovil naduvil paarthen Dhesiya kodiyil sakaram paarthen
Iravil oru naal pournami paarthen
Otrai naanayam
Chorous : Sa re sa ma ga re ga Sa re sa ma ga re ga
Sa re sa ma ga re ga ma pa Pa sa sa ni dha ni pa dha pa ma
Ga ma ga ga ma ni pa ga ri ga sa Sa re sa ma ga re ga
Sa re sa ma ga re ga Sa re sa ma ga re ga ma pa
Pa sa sa ni dha ni pa dha pa ma Ga ma ga ga ma ni pa ga ri ga sa
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Pallanguzhiyin Vattam Parthen" is a beautiful ode to finding singular beauty and profound love in everyday things, using the metaphor of a "single coin." The male protagonist expresses his deep affection by comparing various circular or central elements – from the holes of a Pallanguzhi board and a flute, to the pupil of an eye, the chakra on the national flag, and the full moon – to a precious, unique coin. This coin symbolizes his beloved, representing her singular importance and the completeness he finds in her. He pledges eternal devotion, promising to wait for her and blossom wherever she appears, likening their united love to the two inseparable sides of a rupee coin.
The lyrics further elaborate on the depth of his love, stating that no material wealth like gold ornaments is needed when he has this "coin" of her love. He cherishes her smile, which scatters joy like small coins, and finds it too precious to "spend." The female chorus, initially playful, questions his intentions, but the male protagonist reaffirms his unwavering commitment, declaring the "coin" as a witness to his desire to unite with her. He vows to guard her love fiercely, seeing her in this symbolic coin and refusing to part with it, even if God himself asks for it, highlighting the sacred and exclusive nature of his affection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Pallanguzhiyin Vattam Parthen?
Pallanguzhiyin Vattam Parthen is sung by ஹரினி.
Which movie is Pallanguzhiyin Vattam Parthen from?
The song Pallanguzhiyin Vattam Parthen is featured in the movie Aanandham.
Who wrote the lyrics for Pallanguzhiyin Vattam Parthen?
The lyrics for Pallanguzhiyin Vattam Parthen were written by Na. Muthu Kumar with music composed by S.A. Rajkumar.
Is English translation available for Pallanguzhiyin Vattam Parthen lyrics?
Yes! Pallanguzhiyin Vattam Parthen lyrics from Aanandham include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Pallanguzhiyin Vattam Parthen lyrics?
The song "Pallanguzhiyin Vattam Parthen" is a beautiful ode to finding singular beauty and profound love in everyday things, using the metaphor of a "single coin." The male protagonist expresses his deep affection by comparing various circular or central elements – from the holes of a Pallanguzhi board and a flute, to the pupil of an eye, the chakra on the national flag, and the full moon – to a precious, unique coin. This coin symbolizes his beloved, representing her singular importance and the completeness he finds in her. He pledges eternal devotion, promising to wait for her and blossom wherever she appears, likening their united love to the two inseparable sides of a rupee coin. The lyrics further elaborate on the depth of his love, stating that no material wealth like gold ornaments is needed when he has this "coin" of her love. He cherishes her smile, which scatters joy like small coins, and finds it too precious to "spend." The female chorus, initially playful, questions his intentions, but the male protagonist reaffirms his unwavering commitment, declaring the "coin" as a witness to his desire to unite with her. He vows to guard her love fiercely, seeing her in this symbolic coin and refusing to part with it, even if God himself asks for it, highlighting the sacred and exclusive nature of his affection.
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