Paruthi Edukkaiyile Lyrics
From the movie Aattukara Alamelu - 1977
Paruthi Edukkaiyile Song Lyrics is the track from Aattukara Alamelu - 1977 Tamil Film – 1977. This song was sung by டி . எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Maa. Ramachandran.
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Paruthi edukkaiyilae Enna pala naalum paartha machaan
Paruthi edukkaiyilae Enna pala naalum paartha machaan
Oruthi irukkaiyilae Odi vandhaal aagaadho
Oruthi irukkaiyilae Odi vandhaal aagaadho
Odithaan vandhiruppen Naan onna matttum paarthirundha
Odithaan vandhiruppen Naan onna matttum paarthirundha
Thedi than vandhiruppen Theriyalaiyae munnadi
Thedi than vandhiruppen Theriyalaiyae munnadi
Odithaan vandhiruppen Naan onna matttum paarthirundha
Othayadi padhaiyilae Oruthi naan pogaiyilae
Othayadi padhaiyilae Oruthi naan pogaiyilae
Pithanai pol nitham nitham Suthi sithi vandhaayae
Pithanai pol nitham nitham Suthi sithi vandhaayae
Suthi suthi vandhadhinaalhaaa… Suthi suthi vandhadhinaal
Sondhamaagi ponavalae Sitham kulira ippo
Serthanaikka porendi En sitham kulira ippo
Serthanaikka porendi
Paruthi edukkaiyilae Enna pala naalum paartha machaan
Oruthi irukkaiyilae Odi vandhaal aagaadho
Oruthi irukkaiyilae Odi vandhaal aagaadho
Odithaan vandhiruppen Naan onna matttum paarthirundha
Serthanaikkum velaiyilae Sendravargal vandhu vittaal
Serthanaikkum velaiyilae Sendravargal vandhu vittaal
Paarthu sirithiduvaar Pazhi pottu pesiduvaar
Paarthu sirithiduvaar Pazhi pottu pesiduvaar
Siripporum pazhiporum Serndhu vandhu vaazhthidavae
Siripporum pazhiporum Serndhu vandhu vaazhthidavae
Thirumurugan arulaalae Thirumanamthan seithiduvom
Thirumurugan arulaalae Thirumanamthan seithiduvom
Paruthi edukkaiyilae Enna pala naalum paartha machaan
Oruthi irukkaiyilae Odi vandhaal aagaadho
Oruthi irukkaiyilae Odi vandhaal aagaadho
Odithaan vandhiruppen Naan onna matttum paarthirundha
Thedi than vandhiruppen Theriyalaiyae munnadi
Thedi than vandhiruppen Theriyalaiyae munnadi
Paruthi edukkaiyilae Enna pala naalum paartha machaan
Pala naalum paartha machaan Enna pala naalum paartha machaan
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a charming and playful duet between a young couple, set against the backdrop of rural life, likely during cotton harvesting. The female protagonist playfully chides her lover for not approaching her sooner, despite his constant gaze. She expresses her longing and hints at his earlier hesitation. The male protagonist responds by saying he would have come if he had known her feelings or recognized the opportunity, implying a newfound boldness.
As the song progresses, their conversation moves from playful banter to a more serious commitment. The female character expresses concern about societal judgment if they are seen together, fearing gossip and blame. The male character reassures her, stating that with the blessings of Lord Murugan, they will marry, turning any laughter or blame into blessings for their union. It beautifully captures the innocence, longing, and eventual resolve of young love in a traditional setting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Paruthi Edukkaiyile?
Paruthi Edukkaiyile is sung by டி . எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Paruthi Edukkaiyile from?
The song Paruthi Edukkaiyile is featured in the movie Aattukara Alamelu - 1977.
Who wrote the lyrics for Paruthi Edukkaiyile?
The lyrics for Paruthi Edukkaiyile were written by Maa. Ramachandran with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Paruthi Edukkaiyile lyrics?
Yes! Paruthi Edukkaiyile lyrics from Aattukara Alamelu - 1977 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Paruthi Edukkaiyile lyrics?
This song is a charming and playful duet between a young couple, set against the backdrop of rural life, likely during cotton harvesting. The female protagonist playfully chides her lover for not approaching her sooner, despite his constant gaze. She expresses her longing and hints at his earlier hesitation. The male protagonist responds by saying he would have come if he had known her feelings or recognized the opportunity, implying a newfound boldness. As the song progresses, their conversation moves from playful banter to a more serious commitment. The female character expresses concern about societal judgment if they are seen together, fearing gossip and blame. The male character reassures her, stating that with the blessings of Lord Murugan, they will marry, turning any laughter or blame into blessings for their union. It beautifully captures the innocence, longing, and eventual resolve of young love in a traditional setting.
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