Pazhaniyappan Pazhaniyamma Lyrics
From the movie Thirudan Tamil
Pazhaniyappan Pazhaniyamma Song Lyrics is the track from Thirudan Tamil Tamil Film – 1969. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன்.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singer : T. M. Soundarajan
Music Director : M. S. Vishwanathan
Lyricist : Kannadasan
Pazhaniyappan pazhaniammavaa Maari pona my dearaana
Pazhaniyappan pazhaniammavaa Maari pona my dearaana
Paarkkum bodhu aambalaiyaana Pazhagum bodhu pombalaiyaana
Paarkkum bodhu aambalaiyaana Pazhagum bodhu pombalaiyaana
Endhaa sir endhukku siggu Ennidam or mndhiram irukku
Endhaa sir endhukku siggu Ennidam or mndhiram irukku…
Ho ho ho ho hoiyanna Hoiyanna hoiyanna hoiyanna
Mugatha maraikka saaya poochu Vazhukki vilundha vesham pochu
Aan enbadhum penn enbadhum Aadaikku melae jaadai sollum
Vilakkam endhan kannil undu Vivaram undhan nenjil undu
Vilakkam endhan kannil undu Vivaram undhan nenjil undu
Vegathilae acham enna Vetkathilae micham enna
Endhaa sir endhukku siggu Ennidam or mndhiram irukku
Ho ho ho ho hoiyanna Hoiyanna hoiyanna hoiyanna
Saamikkoda moginiyaanaan Thanakku thaane aasai kondaan
Pen polavae vandhaayadi Pen polavae aanaal enna
Indha maeni sokka thangam Izhuthu pidichaa soragam thangum
Haa indha maeni sokka thangam Izhuthu pidichaa soragam thangum
Veshamidum velaiyavittu Naalai mudhal saelaiyai kattu
Pazhaniyappan pazhaniammavaa Maari pona my dearaana
Paarkkum bodhu aambalaiyaana Pazhagum bodhu pombalaiyaana
Endhaa sir endhukku siggu Ennidam or mndhiram irukku
Ho ho ho ho hoiyanna Hoiyanna hoiyanna hoiyanna
Song Meaning & Analysis
This playful and teasing song from 'Thirudan Tamil' delves into themes of identity, disguise, and flirtation. The lyrics describe a character who appears as Pazhaniyappan but transforms into Pazhaniyamma, presenting as a man when first seen but a woman upon closer acquaintance. This central conceit suggests a gender-bending role or a deliberate act of disguise, possibly for a comedic or plot-driven purpose within the film's narrative. The singer challenges this ambiguity, hinting that the "disguise" is fragile and can be revealed, and that true identity or desire is evident.
The song encourages the disguised individual to shed their pretense, emphasizing that their true nature or the underlying attraction is clear. Lines like "What is the fear in haste? What is left in shyness?" and "Leave this act of disguise, from tomorrow, wear a saree" directly urge the character to embrace their feminine side or drop the act. The reference to God becoming Mohini further reinforces the idea of divine or mythical precedents for such transformations, adding a layer of cultural context to the playful challenge of identity. The overall mood is light-hearted, energetic, and subtly suggestive, exploring attraction beyond conventional appearances.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Pazhaniyappan Pazhaniyamma?
Pazhaniyappan Pazhaniyamma is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன்.
Which movie is Pazhaniyappan Pazhaniyamma from?
The song Pazhaniyappan Pazhaniyamma is featured in the movie Thirudan Tamil.
Who wrote the lyrics for Pazhaniyappan Pazhaniyamma?
The lyrics for Pazhaniyappan Pazhaniyamma were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Pazhaniyappan Pazhaniyamma lyrics?
Yes! Pazhaniyappan Pazhaniyamma lyrics from Thirudan Tamil include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Pazhaniyappan Pazhaniyamma lyrics?
This playful and teasing song from 'Thirudan Tamil' delves into themes of identity, disguise, and flirtation. The lyrics describe a character who appears as Pazhaniyappan but transforms into Pazhaniyamma, presenting as a man when first seen but a woman upon closer acquaintance. This central conceit suggests a gender-bending role or a deliberate act of disguise, possibly for a comedic or plot-driven purpose within the film's narrative. The singer challenges this ambiguity, hinting that the "disguise" is fragile and can be revealed, and that true identity or desire is evident. The song encourages the disguised individual to shed their pretense, emphasizing that their true nature or the underlying attraction is clear. Lines like "What is the fear in haste? What is left in shyness?" and "Leave this act of disguise, from tomorrow, wear a saree" directly urge the character to embrace their feminine side or drop the act. The reference to God becoming Mohini further reinforces the idea of divine or mythical precedents for such transformations, adding a layer of cultural context to the playful challenge of identity. The overall mood is light-hearted, energetic, and subtly suggestive, exploring attraction beyond conventional appearances.
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