Pazhaga Theriyavenum Lyrics
From the movie Missiamma
Pazhaga Theriyavenum Song Lyrics is the track from Missiamma Tamil Film – 1955. This song was sung by ஏ. எம். ராஜா. The music was composed by Rajeswara Rao. Lyrics works penned by Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass.
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Aa… aaa… aaa… Aa… aaa… aaa… aaa
Aaaaa… aaa… aaa… aaaa… aaaa… Aa… aaaa… aaa haaa… aaa… aaaa…
Haa…aaaaaa…
Pazhaga theriya venum Ulagil paarthu nadakka venum
Pennae Pazhaga theriya venum
Pazhangaalathin nilai marandhu Aaa aa aa aa aa…
Pazhangaalathin nilai marandhu Varungaalathai nee unarndhu
Pazhaga theriya venum Ulagil paarthu nadakka venum
Pennae Pazhaga theriya venum
Pidivaadhamum edhir vaadhamum Pengalukkae koodaadhu…uuu
Haaa… haa… aa… Pidivaadhamum edhr ivaadhamum
Pengalukkae koodaadhu Baedhamillaa idhayathodu
Baedhamillaa idhayathodu Perumaiyodu porumaiyaaga
Pazhaga theriya venum Ulagil paarthu nadakka venum
Pennae Pazhaga theriya venum
Kadu kaduvena mugam maarudhal Karnaadaga vazhakkamandro oo… oo…
Haahaaaaaa Kadu kaduvena mugam maarudhal
Karnaadaga vazhakkamandro Kanniyargal aadavarai
Kanniyargal aadavarai Punnagaiyaal vendridavae
Pazhaga theriya venum Ulagil paarthu nadakka venum
Pennae Pazhaga theriya venum mm
Song Meaning & Analysis
This classic song from the 1955 film 'Missiamma' offers a charming yet didactic piece of advice, primarily directed at women, on how to navigate social interactions and life with grace. The lyrics emphasize the importance of knowing how to interact with others, walking carefully in the world, and adapting to changing times by understanding the future rather than clinging to the past. It sets a tone of gentle guidance, encouraging a positive and patient demeanor.
The song further elaborates on specific traits, advising against stubbornness and counter-arguments for women. It promotes having a heart free of prejudice, coupled with dignity and patience. The playful reference to 'changing one's face with harshness' as a 'custom of Karnataka' is a lighthearted, culturally nuanced observation from that era, suggesting that a stern expression is less effective than a smile. Ultimately, the song champions the power of a maiden's smile to conquer hearts, advocating for charm and pleasantness as key virtues in social conduct.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Pazhaga Theriyavenum?
Pazhaga Theriyavenum is sung by ஏ. எம். ராஜா.
Which movie is Pazhaga Theriyavenum from?
The song Pazhaga Theriyavenum is featured in the movie Missiamma.
Who wrote the lyrics for Pazhaga Theriyavenum?
The lyrics for Pazhaga Theriyavenum were written by Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass with music composed by Rajeswara Rao.
Is English translation available for Pazhaga Theriyavenum lyrics?
Yes! Pazhaga Theriyavenum lyrics from Missiamma include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Pazhaga Theriyavenum lyrics?
This classic song from the 1955 film 'Missiamma' offers a charming yet didactic piece of advice, primarily directed at women, on how to navigate social interactions and life with grace. The lyrics emphasize the importance of knowing how to interact with others, walking carefully in the world, and adapting to changing times by understanding the future rather than clinging to the past. It sets a tone of gentle guidance, encouraging a positive and patient demeanor. The song further elaborates on specific traits, advising against stubbornness and counter-arguments for women. It promotes having a heart free of prejudice, coupled with dignity and patience. The playful reference to 'changing one's face with harshness' as a 'custom of Karnataka' is a lighthearted, culturally nuanced observation from that era, suggesting that a stern expression is less effective than a smile. Ultimately, the song champions the power of a maiden's smile to conquer hearts, advocating for charm and pleasantness as key virtues in social conduct.
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