Semmeene Semmeene Lyrics
From the movie Sevvanthi
Semmeene Semmeene Song Lyrics is the track from Sevvanthi Tamil Film – 1994, Starring Santhana Pandian, Sreeja, Shanmugasundaram, K.K. Soundar, Janagaraj, C. R. Saraswathi, Charan Raj, Venniradai Moorthy, Meesai Murugesan, Rajini Nivetha. This song was sung by பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன் மற்றும் சுனந்தா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Semeenae semmeenae ungitta sonnaenae Sevvanthi pennukku singaara kannukku
Kalyaana maalai kondu vaaraen Manjal thaaliyum kungumamum thaaraen
Thaanaana thaananaana thaanaanaa Thaanaana thaananaana thaanaanaa
Semeenae semmeenae ungitta sonnaenae
Malai saathi ponnukku madalvaazhai kannukku
Kalyaana maalai kondu vaa vaa
Manjal thaaliyum kungumamum thaa thaa
Kaal kadukka kaaththirunthaen Kannu rendum pooththirunthaen
Kadhalanai kaanaliyae Kaaranaththai naanariyaen
Dhinasari naan paarththa thaamarai poovum Thirumugam kaattaathu ponathenna paavam
Oor thaduththum yaar thaduththum Ooyaathu naanum konda mogam
Endrum oyaathu naanum konda mogam
Semeenae semmeenae ungitta sonnaenae Sevvanthi pennukku singaara kannukku
Kalyaana maalai kondu vaa vaa Manjal thaaliyum kungumamum thaa thaa
Aaaaaa…aa… Aahaaaahaa…
Aahaaaahaa…
Naan vazhangum poo mudikka Koonthal onnu aaduthangae
En viralaal pottu vaikka Nettriyonnu vaaduthangae
Iruvarum andraadam saernthathai paarththu Idaiveli illamaal ponathu kaaththu
Naan thirumbi varum varaikkum Neerindri vaadum ila naaththu
Odai neerindri vaadum ila naaththu
Semeenae semmeenae ungitta sonnaenae
Malai saathi ponnukku madalvaazhai kannukku
Kalyaana maalai kondu vaa vaa Manjal thaaliyum kungumamum thaa thaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Semmeene Semmeene" from the 1994 movie 'Sevvanthi' is a poignant romantic duet, primarily expressing the longing and unwavering commitment of two lovers. The male protagonist addresses a 'Red Fish' (Semmeen) as a confidante, declaring his intention to bring a wedding garland, thali, and kumkum for his beloved, whom he refers to as a "Sevvanthi girl" or a "mountain tribe girl with banana-leaf eyes." He promises to fulfill his commitment, emphasizing his deep love and anticipation for their union.
The female protagonist echoes his sentiments, urging him to bring these symbols of marriage, while also expressing her deep yearning and impatience. She describes waiting until her feet ache and her eyes bloom with anticipation, lamenting her lover's absence. Her verses convey a sense of vulnerability and unwavering devotion, comparing her longing to a lotus not showing its face or a young sapling withering without water. Both express an unyielding desire, asserting that no obstacle can diminish their profound love, highlighting themes of enduring love, commitment, and the pain of separation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Semmeene Semmeene?
Semmeene Semmeene is sung by பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன் மற்றும் சுனந்தா.
Which movie is Semmeene Semmeene from?
The song Semmeene Semmeene is featured in the movie Sevvanthi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Semmeene Semmeene?
The lyrics for Semmeene Semmeene were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Semmeene Semmeene lyrics?
Yes! Semmeene Semmeene lyrics from Sevvanthi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Semmeene Semmeene lyrics?
The song "Semmeene Semmeene" from the 1994 movie 'Sevvanthi' is a poignant romantic duet, primarily expressing the longing and unwavering commitment of two lovers. The male protagonist addresses a 'Red Fish' (Semmeen) as a confidante, declaring his intention to bring a wedding garland, thali, and kumkum for his beloved, whom he refers to as a "Sevvanthi girl" or a "mountain tribe girl with banana-leaf eyes." He promises to fulfill his commitment, emphasizing his deep love and anticipation for their union. The female protagonist echoes his sentiments, urging him to bring these symbols of marriage, while also expressing her deep yearning and impatience. She describes waiting until her feet ache and her eyes bloom with anticipation, lamenting her lover's absence. Her verses convey a sense of vulnerability and unwavering devotion, comparing her longing to a lotus not showing its face or a young sapling withering without water. Both express an unyielding desire, asserting that no obstacle can diminish their profound love, highlighting themes of enduring love, commitment, and the pain of separation.
