Pasikkuthu Ilai Podamma Lyrics
From the movie Pournami Nilavil
Pasikkuthu Ilai Podamma Song Lyrics is the track from Pournami Nilavil Tamil Film – 1980. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. சைலஜா மற்றும் பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன். The music was composed by Gangai Amaran. Lyrics works penned by Gangai Amaran.
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Pasikkuthu ilai podammaa Aahha ahhaa
Idhil pagalenna irvennamaa Aahha ahhaa
Padapadanguthu vedavedanguthu Udal nadunguthu vaammaa
Pasikkuthu ilai podammaa Aahha ahhaa
Idhil pagalenna irvennamaa Aahha ahhaa
Nadakkira thendhisai kaththu padukkuthu malarilae
Nadakkira thendhisai kaththu padukkuthu malarilae
Kodhikkira kaaviri aaru kalakkuthu kadalile
Adhupol naan uravaada
Aasai vaiththu azhaikiraen
Naan mattum thudikkalaiyo Neruppena kodhikkalaiyo
Naan mattum thudikkalaiyo Neruppena kodhikkalaiyo
Katti anaikka thoonduraan Kaamadevan pollaathavan
Poruththaa parimaaruven Aahha ahhaa
Naan paai pottu ilai poduven Aahha ahhaa
Padapadanguthu vedavedanguthu Udal nadunguthu yaenyaa
Pasikkuthu ilai podammaa Aahha ahhaa
Idhil pagalenna irvennamaa
Manakkira malligal vaasam mayakkuthu iravilae
Manakkira malligal vaasam mayakkuthu iravilae
Padikkanum manmatha raagam pournami nilavilae
Adikkaatho panikkaattru
Vaadiyammaa nerukkamaa
Nee sollum sarasangalai Naan innum therinjukkala
Nee sollum sarasangalai Naan innum therinjukkala
Solli koduththa kekkuraen Kettu ketka ennaagumo
Pasikkuthu ilai podammaa Aahha ahhaa
Idhil pagalenna irvennamaa Padapadanguthu vedavedanguthu
Udal nadunguthu vaammaa
Pasikkuthu ilai podammaa Aahha ahhaa
Idhil pagalenna irvennamaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a classic romantic duet from the 1980 Tamil film 'Pournami Nilavil'. The lyrics, penned by Gangai Amaran, are filled with playful innuendo and metaphors for desire and intimacy. The male protagonist expresses his intense longing using the metaphor of hunger ("Pasikkuthu ilai podamma" - I'm hungry, serve the leaf/meal), urging his beloved to come closer without regard for day or night. He describes his physical yearning, comparing it to natural phenomena like the southern breeze resting on a flower or a river merging with the sea, all symbolizing union.
The female protagonist responds with a mix of playful teasing and reciprocal desire. She acknowledges her own longing, comparing it to a burning fire, and playfully blames Kama Deva (the God of Love) for inciting such feelings. While she promises to "serve" him, she also playfully delays, suggesting she needs to "spread the mat" first, implying preparation for intimacy. She questions his impatience and later feigns innocence about his "playful words," asking him to teach her, hinting at her readiness to learn and experience love. The song beautifully captures the push-and-pull of budding romance, filled with anticipation, passion, and charming banter under the romantic backdrop of a full moon night.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Pasikkuthu Ilai Podamma?
Pasikkuthu Ilai Podamma is sung by எஸ். பி. சைலஜா மற்றும் பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன்.
Which movie is Pasikkuthu Ilai Podamma from?
The song Pasikkuthu Ilai Podamma is featured in the movie Pournami Nilavil.
Who wrote the lyrics for Pasikkuthu Ilai Podamma?
The lyrics for Pasikkuthu Ilai Podamma were written by Gangai Amaran with music composed by Gangai Amaran.
Is English translation available for Pasikkuthu Ilai Podamma lyrics?
Yes! Pasikkuthu Ilai Podamma lyrics from Pournami Nilavil include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Pasikkuthu Ilai Podamma lyrics?
This song is a classic romantic duet from the 1980 Tamil film 'Pournami Nilavil'. The lyrics, penned by Gangai Amaran, are filled with playful innuendo and metaphors for desire and intimacy. The male protagonist expresses his intense longing using the metaphor of hunger ("Pasikkuthu ilai podamma" - I'm hungry, serve the leaf/meal), urging his beloved to come closer without regard for day or night. He describes his physical yearning, comparing it to natural phenomena like the southern breeze resting on a flower or a river merging with the sea, all symbolizing union. The female protagonist responds with a mix of playful teasing and reciprocal desire. She acknowledges her own longing, comparing it to a burning fire, and playfully blames Kama Deva (the God of Love) for inciting such feelings. While she promises to "serve" him, she also playfully delays, suggesting she needs to "spread the mat" first, implying preparation for intimacy. She questions his impatience and later feigns innocence about his "playful words," asking him to teach her, hinting at her readiness to learn and experience love. The song beautifully captures the push-and-pull of budding romance, filled with anticipation, passion, and charming banter under the romantic backdrop of a full moon night.
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