Parandhu Vandha Lyrics

From the movie Kaveriyin Kanavan - 1959

Parandhu Vandha Song Lyrics is the track from Kaveriyin Kanavan - 1959 Tamil Film – 1959. This song was sung by திருச்சி லோகநாதன்.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Singers

தல

Singerதிருச்சி லோகநாதன்

Star Cast

Not Specified

Translation

Singer : Trichy Loganathan

Music Director : K. V. Mahadevan

Lyricist : Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass

Parandhu vandha paingiliyae kannmaa
Onnai marandhu naanum thoonghuvadhu ennamma
Parandhu vandha paingiliyae kannmaa
Onnai marandhu naanum thoonghuvadhu ennamma
Parandhu vandha paingiliyae kannmaa

Virundhu endru nadakkumunnu Kathirundhen nichaiyamma
Kaadhal virundhu endru nadakkumunnu Kathirundhen nichaiyamma
Therinjirundha manmadhan kooda Manasu vechaan kachidhamaa
Therinjirundha manmadhan kooda Manasu vechaan kachidhamaa
Parandhu vandha paingiliyae kannmaa

Pullaiyai thookkum vayasilae nee Busthagam thookki vandhadhum
Punnagaiyaal kadhaiyum pesi Un manasai thandhadhum
Pullaiyai thookkum vayasilae nee Busthagam thookki vandhadhum
Punnagaiyaal kadhaiyum pesi Un manasai thandhadhum

Ullam onnu uruvam rendaai Olinji olinji thirinjathum
Ullam onnu uruvam rendaai Olinji olinji thirinjathum
Unakkum enakkum therinjittalum Indha ulagam theriyavendum endru
Raam patta parambarai naan Laalaa puram vadakarai
Parandhu vandha Parandhu vandha paingiliyae kannmaa

Kaaveriyil potta thoondi Ganga nadhiyil midhakkuma
Kaala menu kavvura mullai Kanda menu kavviduma
Kaaveriyil potta thoondi Ganga nadhiyil midhakkuma
Kaala menu kavvura mullai Kanda menu kavviduma

Saaveriyin aaroganam Neelambarikku saerumaa
Saaveriyin aaroganam Neelambarikku saerumaa
Sangadhi yaavum therinjadhaale Indha jadhaiyin manasu purinjadhaale
Raam patta parambarai naan Laalaa puram vadakarai
Parandhu vandha Parandhu vandha paingiliyae kannmaa

Avunga planu ivanga planu Evunga planu sellaadhu
Aagaayathil parandhu pona Aeroplaneum nilladhu

Amma podum anugunduthaan Yaaraiyumae velladhu
Amma podum anugunduthaan Yaaraiyumae velladhu
Adakkumurai koondukullae Unnai adaichu vechum adhisayamaai
Parandhu vandha Parandhu vandha paingiliyae kannmaa
Onnai marandhu naanum thoonghuvadhu ennamma Parandhu vandha paingiliyae kannmaa

Song Meaning & Analysis

The song employs vivid imagery, from the anticipation of a 'love feast' to analogies drawn from fishing and Carnatic music ragas (Saveri and Neelambari) to emphasize the unique and perfect match between the lovers. The lines about carrying books instead of children, and the 'atom bomb dropped by mother' (likely referring to parental disapproval or societal pressure), highlight the challenges faced by the couple. Despite these obstacles, the speaker marvels at the beloved's ability to 'fly in' and remain connected, asserting that their love is understood and destined to be known by the world.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Parandhu Vandha?

Parandhu Vandha is sung by திருச்சி லோகநாதன்.

Which movie is Parandhu Vandha from?

The song Parandhu Vandha is featured in the movie Kaveriyin Kanavan - 1959.

Who wrote the lyrics for Parandhu Vandha?

The lyrics for Parandhu Vandha were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.

Is English translation available for Parandhu Vandha lyrics?

Yes! Parandhu Vandha lyrics from Kaveriyin Kanavan - 1959 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Parandhu Vandha lyrics?

This song is a playful and passionate declaration of love, using various metaphors to express the depth and certainty of the protagonist's feelings. The central image of the 'flying parrot' (paingili) refers to the beloved, who has unexpectedly entered the speaker's life. The lyrics convey a sense of destiny and an unshakeable bond, suggesting that their love was preordained and cannot be thwarted by external forces or conventional expectations. The song employs vivid imagery, from the anticipation of a 'love feast' to analogies drawn from fishing and Carnatic music ragas (Saveri and Neelambari) to emphasize the unique and perfect match between the lovers. The lines about carrying books instead of children, and the 'atom bomb dropped by mother' (likely referring to parental disapproval or societal pressure), highlight the challenges faced by the couple. Despite these obstacles, the speaker marvels at the beloved's ability to 'fly in' and remain connected, asserting that their love is understood and destined to be known by the world.