Paruvam Ennum Lyrics
From the movie Vazhikatti - 1965
Paruvam Ennum Song Lyrics is the track from Vazhikatti - 1965 Tamil Film – 1965. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by Ibrahim. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Parum enum paadhaiyilae Payanam seiyum kumarigalae
Parum enum paadhaiyilae Payanam seiyum kumarigalae
Azhagnilae sirandhavargal Aangalo pengaloo
Parum enum paadhaiyilae Payanam seiyum kumarigalaeae
Vel vizhiyin asaivinilae Verrarellaam kozhaigalaam
Vel vizhiyin asaivinilae Verrarellaam kozhaigalaam
Vettri kollum nadaiyinilae Vendhar ellam adimaigalaam
Vettri kollum nadaiyinilae Vendhar ellam adimaigalaam
Humming :
Aadhalinaal kaalaiyarae Azhagaale uyarndhavaraam
Hooo ooo oo ooo
Parum enum paadhaiyilae Payanam seiyum kumarigalaeae
Maanukku azhagu edhu Kombhu
Mayillukku azhagu edhu Thogai
Sevalukku azhagu edhu Kondai
Singathirkku azhagu edhu Pidari
Maanukku azhagu edhu Ahaa
Mayillukku azhagu edhu Ohoo
Sevalukku azhagu edhu Aii
Singathirkku azhagu edhu Hooo ooo oo ooo
Aadhalinaal kaalaiyarae Azhagaale uyarndhavaraam
Hooo ooo oo ooo
Singaara sittugalae Sivandha roja mottugalae
Ho ho ohoo Ho ho ohoo
Singaara sittugalae Sivandha roja mottugalae
Mangaiyarai mayanga veikkum Maharaja varaaru
Ho hoii Singaara sittugalae sivandha roja mottugalae
Singaara sittugalae sivandha roja mottugalae Mangaiyarai mayanga veikkum
Maharaja vandhaaru Mangaiyarai mayanga veikkum
Maharaja vandhaaru
Kaadhilae paaru light house
Kaiyilae modelu band
Thalaiya paaru paaru
Azhagil ivaru everest
Kalvi kattra mamadhaiyilae
Kandapadi ularadhae Kanniyarukku aadavarae
Kavalaram maravadhaemaravadhae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song 'Paruvam Ennum' from 'Vazhikatti' begins as a playful ode to young women, posing a rhetorical question about who possesses superior beauty – men or women. The initial verses eloquently praise the captivating power of women, describing how their 'spear-like eyes' can turn brave men into cowards and their 'conquering gait' can enslave kings. This segment reinforces the idea of feminine allure by drawing parallels to the defining beautiful features of various animals, concluding that maidens are indeed superior in their charm and beauty.
However, the song takes an interesting turn with the introduction of a 'Maharaja' who is described with exaggerated, almost comical, features like a 'lighthouse' earring and 'Everest-like' beauty. This shift introduces a male perspective or a counter-narrative, perhaps suggesting that men too possess their own unique appeal. The song concludes with a gentle reminder to those who might be overly proud of their beauty or knowledge, emphasizing that men serve as protectors for women. This interplay creates a light-hearted, conversational tone, characteristic of classic Tamil cinema songs that often explored themes of love, beauty, and gender roles with a touch of wit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Paruvam Ennum?
Paruvam Ennum is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Paruvam Ennum from?
The song Paruvam Ennum is featured in the movie Vazhikatti - 1965.
Who wrote the lyrics for Paruvam Ennum?
The lyrics for Paruvam Ennum were written by Kannadasan with music composed by Ibrahim.
Is English translation available for Paruvam Ennum lyrics?
Yes! Paruvam Ennum lyrics from Vazhikatti - 1965 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Paruvam Ennum lyrics?
The song 'Paruvam Ennum' from 'Vazhikatti' begins as a playful ode to young women, posing a rhetorical question about who possesses superior beauty – men or women. The initial verses eloquently praise the captivating power of women, describing how their 'spear-like eyes' can turn brave men into cowards and their 'conquering gait' can enslave kings. This segment reinforces the idea of feminine allure by drawing parallels to the defining beautiful features of various animals, concluding that maidens are indeed superior in their charm and beauty. However, the song takes an interesting turn with the introduction of a 'Maharaja' who is described with exaggerated, almost comical, features like a 'lighthouse' earring and 'Everest-like' beauty. This shift introduces a male perspective or a counter-narrative, perhaps suggesting that men too possess their own unique appeal. The song concludes with a gentle reminder to those who might be overly proud of their beauty or knowledge, emphasizing that men serve as protectors for women. This interplay creates a light-hearted, conversational tone, characteristic of classic Tamil cinema songs that often explored themes of love, beauty, and gender roles with a touch of wit.
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