Pattukkaran Paadi Lyrics
From the movie Dhikku Theriyadha Kaattil
Pattukkaran Paadi Song Lyrics is the track from Dhikku Theriyadha Kaattil Tamil Film – 1972, Starring J. Jayalalithaa, R. Muthuraman, Nagesh, V. K. Ramasamy, Sumathi, M. N. Nambiar, V. S. Raghavan, Major Sundarrajan, Senthamarai, Sachu. This song was sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி, பி. எஸ். வசந்தா. The music was composed by M.S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Whistling :
Ahaaa…aaa…aa…aa… Haa haa haa haa hoo hoo ha a haa
Paattukaaran paadi paakalaam Aattakkari aadi paakkalaam
Nottakkaran nottam parkalaam Vaa vaa vaa vaalibamae
Vaa vaa vaa vaalibamae
Paattukaaran paadi paakalaam Aattakkari aadi paakkalaam
Nottakkaran nottam parkalaam Vaa vaa vaa vaalibamae
Vaa vaa vaa vaalibamae
Vanaja kirija valainjaa nelinjaa Vanaja kirija valainjaa nelinjaa
Mayakkam varum allavoo hoo oo oo oo
Nammidam navarasam naadagam Nadathidum pen illaiyoo
Nammidam navarasam naadagam Nadathidum pen illaiyoo
Pennidam adhisaya kaaviyam Padithidum kann illaiyoo
Malarpol sirippom manam pol iruppom
Malarpol sirippom manam pol iruppom
Sankara gaensha lighta siricha Mayakkam varumallavo
Sankara gaensha lighta siricha Mayakkam varumallavo
Hoo oo oo ooo
Paattukaaran paadi paakalaam Aattakkari aadi paakkalaam
Nottakkaran nottam parkalaam Vaa vaa vaa vaalibamae
Vaa vaa vaa vaalibamae
Claps :
Hoo oo oo oo oo Malligai malargalil punnagai
Piranthathu pennidamo
Malligai malargalil punnagai Piranthathu pennidamo
Sennira kathirgalin ponniram Vilainthathum kannidamoo
Panivaai malarae …paavai vadivae Panivaai malarae …paavai vadivae
Vanaja kirija valainjaa nelinjaa Mayakkam varum allavoo hoo oo oo oo
Paattukaaran paadi paakalaam Haa haa haa
Paattukaaran paadi paakalaam Aattakkari aadi paakkalaam
Nottakkaran nottam parkalaam Vaa vaa vaa vaalibamae
Vaa vaa vaa vaalibamae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a vibrant celebration of youth, beauty, and the joy of life, characteristic of the energetic numbers from the 1970s Tamil cinema. It playfully invites everyone to partake in the spectacle: the singer to sing, the dancer to dance, and the observer to simply watch and enjoy. The repeated call "Come, come, come, O youth!" underscores the song's central theme of embracing vitality and the fleeting moments of young adulthood. It sets a lively and carefree mood, encouraging participation and appreciation of the present.
The lyrics also pay homage to the captivating charm of women, likening their smiles to jasmine flowers and their eyes to the golden hues of dawn. The playful references to names like Vanaja, Girija, Shankara, and Ganesha, combined with the idea of feeling dizzy from a light smile or a graceful sway, add to the song's light-hearted and flirtatious tone. It's a song that revels in the aesthetic pleasures of life, from music and dance to the enchanting allure of human beauty, all set to a catchy and upbeat rhythm.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Pattukkaran Paadi?
Pattukkaran Paadi is sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி, பி. எஸ். வசந்தா.
Which movie is Pattukkaran Paadi from?
The song Pattukkaran Paadi is featured in the movie Dhikku Theriyadha Kaattil.
Who wrote the lyrics for Pattukkaran Paadi?
The lyrics for Pattukkaran Paadi were written by Vaali with music composed by M.S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Pattukkaran Paadi lyrics?
Yes! Pattukkaran Paadi lyrics from Dhikku Theriyadha Kaattil include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Pattukkaran Paadi lyrics?
This song is a vibrant celebration of youth, beauty, and the joy of life, characteristic of the energetic numbers from the 1970s Tamil cinema. It playfully invites everyone to partake in the spectacle: the singer to sing, the dancer to dance, and the observer to simply watch and enjoy. The repeated call "Come, come, come, O youth!" underscores the song's central theme of embracing vitality and the fleeting moments of young adulthood. It sets a lively and carefree mood, encouraging participation and appreciation of the present. The lyrics also pay homage to the captivating charm of women, likening their smiles to jasmine flowers and their eyes to the golden hues of dawn. The playful references to names like Vanaja, Girija, Shankara, and Ganesha, combined with the idea of feeling dizzy from a light smile or a graceful sway, add to the song's light-hearted and flirtatious tone. It's a song that revels in the aesthetic pleasures of life, from music and dance to the enchanting allure of human beauty, all set to a catchy and upbeat rhythm.
