Soru Kondu Porapulla Lyrics
From the movie En Aasai Machan
Soru Kondu Porapulla Song Lyrics is the track from En Aasai Machan Tamil Film – 1994. This song was sung by எஸ்.பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம். The music was composed by Deva. Lyrics works penned by Gangai Amaran.
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Soru kondu porappulla Andha summaada irakku
Soru thanni saappidula Konjam ootti vidu enakku
Soru kondu pora pulla Andha summaada irakku
Venaanga venaanga Inga venaam venaanga
Aathangarai orathula Oru aththi maram irukku
Andha aththimara nizhalula thaan Soththu sugam irukku
Aathangarai orathula Ooru aththi maram irukku
Solaikkuyil paaduthammaa Sondhangalai cholli cholli
Velai vandhu virattuthammaa Indha nenja alli alli
Selakattum sevatha ponnu Chinnapponnu chellakkannu
Maalai poda venumunnu Maamankitta mayangum ninnu
Chithirai mudinjathunnaa Serum andha vaigaasi
Andha neram theriyumadi Machaanoda kairaasi
Kaathirukken raappagalaa Eppavarum vaigaasi
Soru kondu porappulla Andha summaada irakku
Haiyooo… Soru thanni saappidula
Konjam ootti vidu enakku
Soru kondu pora pulla Andha summaada irakku
Aahaaaaaa…puuurrrrr… Aahaaaaaa… hihihi
Aahaaaaaa… Ye…ye… durrr…aahhaaoo…
Aasaippattu nesappattu Oor muzhukka pesappattu
Vaanghi thaaren kooraippattu Vaadi pulla vaakkappattu
Kannipponnu chinna chittu Kaathirukken ishtapattu
Ennai thottu izhuthu puttu Ishtam pola allikkattu
Kitta vandhu sikki kittu Thotta podhu vetka pattu
Kattazhaga katti kittu Kattililae mallukattu
Koocha pattu pootha mottu Kumpuduthu kaalathottu
Soru kondu porappulla Andha summaada irakku
Soru thanni saappidula Konjam ootti vidu enakku
Aathangarai orathula Oru aththi maram irukku
Andha aththimara nizhalula thaan Soththu sugam irukku
Aathangarai orathula Ooru aththi maram irukku
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a playful and romantic exchange between a man and a woman, set in a rustic, rural backdrop. The man, presumably the woman's 'machan' (cousin/brother-in-law), teases her as she carries food, asking her to stop, share her meal, and even feed him. His requests are met with shy resistance from the woman, who prefers not to engage in such public displays of affection. The lyrics beautifully capture the essence of budding love and longing, using natural imagery like the fig tree by the riverbank as a metaphor for their shared future and happiness.
As the song progresses, the man's playful teasing turns into more direct expressions of his desire and commitment. He promises to marry her, buy her a silk saree, and speaks of their future together, hinting at the intimacy they will share. The woman's shyness is depicted as a 'shy bud that has bloomed,' acknowledging her growing affection despite her outward reluctance. The song encapsulates the sweet anticipation of marriage and the innocent yet passionate love between a couple in a traditional village setting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Soru Kondu Porapulla?
Soru Kondu Porapulla is sung by எஸ்.பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம்.
Which movie is Soru Kondu Porapulla from?
The song Soru Kondu Porapulla is featured in the movie En Aasai Machan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Soru Kondu Porapulla?
The lyrics for Soru Kondu Porapulla were written by Gangai Amaran with music composed by Deva.
Is English translation available for Soru Kondu Porapulla lyrics?
Yes! Soru Kondu Porapulla lyrics from En Aasai Machan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Soru Kondu Porapulla lyrics?
This song is a playful and romantic exchange between a man and a woman, set in a rustic, rural backdrop. The man, presumably the woman's 'machan' (cousin/brother-in-law), teases her as she carries food, asking her to stop, share her meal, and even feed him. His requests are met with shy resistance from the woman, who prefers not to engage in such public displays of affection. The lyrics beautifully capture the essence of budding love and longing, using natural imagery like the fig tree by the riverbank as a metaphor for their shared future and happiness. As the song progresses, the man's playful teasing turns into more direct expressions of his desire and commitment. He promises to marry her, buy her a silk saree, and speaks of their future together, hinting at the intimacy they will share. The woman's shyness is depicted as a 'shy bud that has bloomed,' acknowledging her growing affection despite her outward reluctance. The song encapsulates the sweet anticipation of marriage and the innocent yet passionate love between a couple in a traditional village setting.
