Per Vachaalum Vaikkaama Lyrics
From the movie Dikkiloona
Per Vachaalum Vaikkaama Song Lyrics is the track from Dikkiloona Tamil Film – 2021, Starring Santhanam, Yogi Babu, Anagha, Shirin Kanchwala, Harbhajan Singh, Anandaraj, Munishkanth, Rajendran, Chitra Lakshmanan, Nizhalgal Ravi. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி. The music was composed by Isaignani Ilayaraja.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Per vachaalum vaikkaama ponalum Malli vaasam
Adhu kuthaala suga vaasam Ada ippodhum eppodhum muppodhum
Thottu pesum Indha pennoda sagavaasam
Mottu thaan vandhu Sottu thaen thandhu
Kitta thaan otta thaan Katta thaan appappappa
Per vachaalum vaikkaama ponalum Malli vaasam
Adhu kuthaala suga vaasam Ada ippodhum eppodhum muppodhum
Thottu pesum Indha pennoda sagavaasam
Kodai veppathil koyil theppathil Yeralaam yeralaam
Kaaman kundrathil kaadhal mandrathil Seralaam seralaam
Mandharai chediyoram Konjam mallandhu nedu nerum
Sandhosham peralamaa Adhil sandhegam varalama
Pandhakaal nattu pattuppaai ittu
Mella thaan alla thaan killa thaan appapappa
Vachaalum vaikkaama ponalum Malli vaasam
Hei Adhu kuthaala suga vaasam
Ada ippodhum eppodhum muppodhum Thottu pesum
Indha pennoda sagavaasam
Mottu thaan vandhu Sottu thaen thandhu
Kitta thaan otta thaan katta thaan appappappa
Vachaalum vaikkaama ponalum Malli vaasam
Adhu kuthaala suga vaasam
Kaadhal mannana neeyum kannana Naalum orr alangaramaa
Thozhi mella thaan thedhi sollathaan Thondrinen avadharamaa
Kalyanam mudikaadhu Namma kacheri thodangaadhu
Kallaalae anai pottu Hey indha kaveri adangaadhu
Appappaa appu thappappaa thappu Setuppa setuppa yetti poo appapapa
Per vachaalum vaikkaama ponalum Malli vaasam
Adhu kuthaala suga vaasam Ada ippodhum eppodhum muppodhum
Thottu pesum Indha pennoda sagavaasam
Mottu thaan vandhu Sottu thaen thandhu
Kitta thaan otta thaan katta thaan appappappa
Per vachaalum vaikkaama ponalum Malli vaasam
Adhu kuthaala suga vaasam Ada ippodhum eppodhum muppodhum
Thottu pesum Indha pennoda sagavaasam
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a classic romantic duet filled with playful banter and suggestive undertones, characteristic of many Tamil film songs from the era. The male protagonist expresses his deep admiration and desire for the female lead, comparing her presence and companionship to the sweet, refreshing fragrance of jasmine and the pleasant air of Kutralam, a famous waterfall destination. He uses vivid imagery of nature and romantic settings, inviting her to share intimate moments and promising happiness.
The female protagonist, while not entirely dismissive, maintains a coy and teasing stance. She challenges his advances, questioning his intentions and playfully asserting that their 'concert' (intimacy) cannot begin without the 'wedding' being completed. Her reference to the Kaveri river, a powerful and untamed force, suggests that her desires cannot be easily contained or controlled without proper commitment, adding a layer of traditional values to the flirtatious exchange. The song beautifully captures the push-and-pull dynamics of budding romance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Per Vachaalum Vaikkaama?
Per Vachaalum Vaikkaama is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி.
Which movie is Per Vachaalum Vaikkaama from?
The song Per Vachaalum Vaikkaama is featured in the movie Dikkiloona.
Who wrote the lyrics for Per Vachaalum Vaikkaama?
The lyrics for Per Vachaalum Vaikkaama were written by Unknown with music composed by Isaignani Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Per Vachaalum Vaikkaama lyrics?
Yes! Per Vachaalum Vaikkaama lyrics from Dikkiloona include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Per Vachaalum Vaikkaama lyrics?
This song is a classic romantic duet filled with playful banter and suggestive undertones, characteristic of many Tamil film songs from the era. The male protagonist expresses his deep admiration and desire for the female lead, comparing her presence and companionship to the sweet, refreshing fragrance of jasmine and the pleasant air of Kutralam, a famous waterfall destination. He uses vivid imagery of nature and romantic settings, inviting her to share intimate moments and promising happiness. The female protagonist, while not entirely dismissive, maintains a coy and teasing stance. She challenges his advances, questioning his intentions and playfully asserting that their 'concert' (intimacy) cannot begin without the 'wedding' being completed. Her reference to the Kaveri river, a powerful and untamed force, suggests that her desires cannot be easily contained or controlled without proper commitment, adding a layer of traditional values to the flirtatious exchange. The song beautifully captures the push-and-pull dynamics of budding romance.