Pallavi Ondru Lyrics
From the movie Sollathan Ninaikkiren
Pallavi Ondru Song Lyrics is the track from Sollathan Ninaikkiren Tamil Film – 1973. This song was sung by எஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Pallavi ondru mannan ketka paaduvenadi Aa…aa…aaaa
Pallavi ondru mannan ketka paaduvenadi Anu pallaviyai pol
Avanai vanthu sera solladi Anu pallaviyai pol
Avanai vanthu sera solladi Paaduvenadi endru paaduvenadi
Paaduvenadi endru paaduvenadi
Saranam endru naanum vanthaen Yaerkka solladi
Saranam endru naanum vanthaen Yaerkka solladi
Avan sannathiyil Enthan nilaiyai eduththu solladi
Paaduvenadi endru paaduvenadi Paaduvenadi endru paaduvenadi
Meerameerameera… Meera paadiya paadalai ketka
Kannan varavillaiyo Antha mangaiyin paadal mannanukkeno
Mayakkam tharavillaiyo
Thanjam endru nenjam Ondru paadugindrathu
Adhu thannai kakkum thalaivan Nizhalai thedugindrathu
Paaduvenadi endru paaduvenadi Paaduvenadi endru paaduvenadi
Thingal vanthu thazhuvaththaanae vaan piranthathu
Isai thaenee vanthu parugaththaanae thaen piranthathu
Nalla kanavan maalai sooda naan piranththu
Intha nangai enni yaengum antha naal piranthathu
Paaduvenadi endru paaduvenadi
Paaduvenadi endru paaduvenadi
Yaarukkendru yaarai Antha deivam searkkumo
Athu intha naalil ingu nalla theerppu koorumo Yaarukkendru yaarai
Antha deivam searkkumo Athu intha naalil ingu nalla theerppu koorumo
Ninaiththa vannam nenjirendai Inaiththu vaikkumo
Nedu naatkkal naanum thaedugindra Nizhal kidaikkumo
Paaduvenadi endrum paaduvenadi Paaduvenadi endrum paaduvenadi
Pallavi ondru mannan ketka paaduvenadi Anu pallaviyai pol
Avanai vanthu sera solladi Paaduvenadi endrum paaduvenadi
Paaduvenadi endrum paaduvenadi
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Pallavi Ondru" from the 1973 film 'Sollathan Ninaikkiren' is a poignant expression of a woman's longing and devotion, framed within the context of classical music. The protagonist uses the metaphor of a 'pallavi' (thematic line in Carnatic music) to convey her heartfelt plea to her beloved, whom she refers to as a 'king'. She asks a friend or confidante to convey her message, urging her beloved to join her like an 'anu pallavi' (sub-theme that follows the pallavi), signifying a desire for union and completion. Her repeated vow to "always sing" underscores her unwavering commitment and hope, even as she seeks acceptance and solace.
The lyrics delve into themes of unrequited love, devotion, and destiny. The reference to Meera and Krishna highlights the depth of her devotion, questioning why her 'king' remains unmoved, unlike Krishna who was drawn to Meera's songs. She sees her heart as singing for refuge, yearning for the protection of her chosen lord. The song beautifully intertwines natural imagery – the moon embracing the sky, the bee drinking honey – with her personal desire for a good husband, believing that her destined day has arrived. The final verses ponder fate, hoping that divine power will unite their hearts and bring her long-sought companion into her life, culminating in a hopeful yet anxious anticipation of love's fulfillment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Pallavi Ondru?
Pallavi Ondru is sung by எஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Pallavi Ondru from?
The song Pallavi Ondru is featured in the movie Sollathan Ninaikkiren.
Who wrote the lyrics for Pallavi Ondru?
The lyrics for Pallavi Ondru were written by Vaali with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Pallavi Ondru lyrics?
Yes! Pallavi Ondru lyrics from Sollathan Ninaikkiren include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Pallavi Ondru lyrics?
The song "Pallavi Ondru" from the 1973 film 'Sollathan Ninaikkiren' is a poignant expression of a woman's longing and devotion, framed within the context of classical music. The protagonist uses the metaphor of a 'pallavi' (thematic line in Carnatic music) to convey her heartfelt plea to her beloved, whom she refers to as a 'king'. She asks a friend or confidante to convey her message, urging her beloved to join her like an 'anu pallavi' (sub-theme that follows the pallavi), signifying a desire for union and completion. Her repeated vow to "always sing" underscores her unwavering commitment and hope, even as she seeks acceptance and solace. The lyrics delve into themes of unrequited love, devotion, and destiny. The reference to Meera and Krishna highlights the depth of her devotion, questioning why her 'king' remains unmoved, unlike Krishna who was drawn to Meera's songs. She sees her heart as singing for refuge, yearning for the protection of her chosen lord. The song beautifully intertwines natural imagery – the moon embracing the sky, the bee drinking honey – with her personal desire for a good husband, believing that her destined day has arrived. The final verses ponder fate, hoping that divine power will unite their hearts and bring her long-sought companion into her life, culminating in a hopeful yet anxious anticipation of love's fulfillment.
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