Selvangal Odi Vanthathu Lyrics
From the movie Doctor Amma
Selvangal Odi Vanthathu Song Lyrics is the track from Doctor Amma Tamil Film – 1974, Starring A. V. M. Rajan, Manjula Vijayakumar, Baby Indira, Thengai Srinivasan, S. A. Asokan, M. N. Rajam. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by Sankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Selvangal odi vandhadhu Kinnangal thedi vandhadhu
Angangal aadi vandhadhu Pana bodhai pugazh bodhai pala bodhai
Lalalalalalalalalala Ennai maathi konden
Madhuvai oothi konden Ennai maathi konden
Madhuvai oothi konden
Selvangal odi vandhadhu Kinnangal thedi vandhadhu
Angangal aadi vandhadhu Pana bodhai pugazh bodhai pala bodhai
Dadadadadadadaa
Indru vandha vaazhkai enbadhu Vetkam vittu ketka sonnadhu
Indru vandha vaazhkai enbadhu Vetkam vittu ketka sonnadhu
Koozhai alli kudippadharkku Ezhai alla naan unakku
Koozhai alli kudippadharkku Ezhai alla naan unakku
Maadi veettu maapillaikku manaivi allavoo Naan maadi veettu maapillaikku manaivi allavoo
Neeyum naanum periya eduthu pillai Maanam eenam naalum namakku illai
Enai maathi konden Madhuvai oothi konden
Selvangal odi vandhadhu Kinnangal thedi vandhadhu
Angangal aadi vandhadhu Pana bodhai pugazh bodhai pala bodhai
Lalalalalalalalalala
Kann sivakka naan mayangavum Kattazhagu katt avizhndhadhu
Kann sivakka naan mayangavum Kattazhagu katt avizhndhadhu
Vaadai kondu naan midhakka Aadai ondru yen maraikka
Vaadai kondu naan midhakka Aadai ondru yen maraikka
Bodhai vandha manihdarkkellaam baedhamillaiyae
Kulamagal kudimagal endru maarum neram Karppennum panbugal kaatru vaanga pogum
Ennai maathi konden Madhuvai oothi konden
Selvangal odi vandhadhu Kinnangal thedi vandhadhu
Angangal aadi vandhadhu Pana bodhai pugazh bodhai pala bodhai
Lalalalalalalalalala Dadadadadadadaa
Lalalalalalalalalala
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song portrays a woman's radical transformation, embracing a life of indulgence and shedding traditional societal expectations. She declares that wealth, pleasure, and various intoxications have come to her, leading her to change herself and embrace liquor. The lyrics suggest a defiance against conventional morality, where she asserts her high status and rejects the idea of being 'poor' or bound by shame, especially as the wife of a wealthy man.
The narrative continues to explore her liberation from inhibitions, where her beauty unfurls as she becomes intoxicated, questioning the need for concealment. The song culminates in a powerful statement about the abandonment of traditional virtues like chastity when a 'virtuous woman' transforms into a 'woman of pleasure,' implying that in this state of intoxication and newfound freedom, societal distinctions and moral boundaries cease to exist for her.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Selvangal Odi Vanthathu?
Selvangal Odi Vanthathu is sung by பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Selvangal Odi Vanthathu from?
The song Selvangal Odi Vanthathu is featured in the movie Doctor Amma.
Who wrote the lyrics for Selvangal Odi Vanthathu?
The lyrics for Selvangal Odi Vanthathu were written by Vaali with music composed by Sankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Selvangal Odi Vanthathu lyrics?
Yes! Selvangal Odi Vanthathu lyrics from Doctor Amma include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Selvangal Odi Vanthathu lyrics?
This song portrays a woman's radical transformation, embracing a life of indulgence and shedding traditional societal expectations. She declares that wealth, pleasure, and various intoxications have come to her, leading her to change herself and embrace liquor. The lyrics suggest a defiance against conventional morality, where she asserts her high status and rejects the idea of being 'poor' or bound by shame, especially as the wife of a wealthy man. The narrative continues to explore her liberation from inhibitions, where her beauty unfurls as she becomes intoxicated, questioning the need for concealment. The song culminates in a powerful statement about the abandonment of traditional virtues like chastity when a 'virtuous woman' transforms into a 'woman of pleasure,' implying that in this state of intoxication and newfound freedom, societal distinctions and moral boundaries cease to exist for her.
