
Solladaa Vaai Thirandhu Ammaavendru Lyrics
From the movie Neela Vaanam
Solladaa Vaai Thirandhu Ammaavendru Song Lyrics is the track from Neela Vaanam Tamil Film – 1965, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, Devika, Rajasree, Nagesh, S. V. Sahasranamam, V. K. Ramasamy. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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{Sollada vai thiranthu Ammavendru
Thunbamae maranthu vitten Unnaal indru} (2)
Solla solla thaai manam Mella mella poi varum
Solla solla thaai manam Mella mella poi varum
Deivamae thaayidam Thaer yeri odi varum
Sollada vai thiranthu Ammavendru
Thunbamae maranthu vitten Unnaal indru
Malar illaatha thottama Kani illatha vazhaiya
Magan illatha annaiya Maganae nee illaiya
Malar illaatha thottama Kani illatha vazhaiya
Magan illatha annaiya Maganae nee illaiya
Vanna vanna vaan mugam Enna enna thaen tharum
Vanna vanna vaan mugam Enna enna thaen tharum
Deivamae thaayidam Thaer yeri odi varum
Sollada vai thiranthu Ammavendru
Thunbamae maranthu vitten Unnaal indru
Ninaivil vandha nimmadhi Neril vanthadhillaiya
Ninaivil vandha nimmadhi Neril vanthadhillaiya
Manadhil mattum annaiya Maganae nee illaiya
Manadhil mattum annaiya Maganae nee illaiya
Illai illai nee ena Enna enna vedhanai
Annaiyin vazhvum nee Illamal poi vidumo
Sollada vai thiranthu Ammavendru
Sollada vai thiranthu Ammavendru
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a poignant expression of a mother's profound love and joy, likely directed at her child. The opening lines convey an overwhelming sense of relief and happiness, where the mere utterance of "Amma" by the child makes the mother forget all her sorrows. It speaks to the deep emotional connection, suggesting that the child's presence or voice brings immense comfort and even divine blessings, as "even God will come riding a chariot" to such a mother. The repetition emphasizes the depth of this maternal bliss.
As the song progresses, it introduces a touch of longing or a rhetorical question about the child's presence. The mother questions if a garden can exist without flowers, or a mother without a son, implying the child's indispensable role in her life. The lines about peace in memory versus peace in person, and the fear of her life ceasing without the child, suggest a possible reunion after separation, or a deep yearning for a child who might be physically absent but ever-present in her heart. Ultimately, it's a powerful ode to motherhood, encapsulating both the boundless joy and the inherent anxieties of a mother's love.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Solladaa Vaai Thirandhu Ammaavendru?
Solladaa Vaai Thirandhu Ammaavendru is sung by பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Solladaa Vaai Thirandhu Ammaavendru from?
The song Solladaa Vaai Thirandhu Ammaavendru is featured in the movie Neela Vaanam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Solladaa Vaai Thirandhu Ammaavendru?
The lyrics for Solladaa Vaai Thirandhu Ammaavendru were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Solladaa Vaai Thirandhu Ammaavendru lyrics?
Yes! Solladaa Vaai Thirandhu Ammaavendru lyrics from Neela Vaanam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Solladaa Vaai Thirandhu Ammaavendru lyrics?
This song is a poignant expression of a mother's profound love and joy, likely directed at her child. The opening lines convey an overwhelming sense of relief and happiness, where the mere utterance of "Amma" by the child makes the mother forget all her sorrows. It speaks to the deep emotional connection, suggesting that the child's presence or voice brings immense comfort and even divine blessings, as "even God will come riding a chariot" to such a mother. The repetition emphasizes the depth of this maternal bliss. As the song progresses, it introduces a touch of longing or a rhetorical question about the child's presence. The mother questions if a garden can exist without flowers, or a mother without a son, implying the child's indispensable role in her life. The lines about peace in memory versus peace in person, and the fear of her life ceasing without the child, suggest a possible reunion after separation, or a deep yearning for a child who might be physically absent but ever-present in her heart. Ultimately, it's a powerful ode to motherhood, encapsulating both the boundless joy and the inherent anxieties of a mother's love.
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