Tamizh Naattu Thaaikulame Lyrics
From the movie Brahmachari (1992 )
Tamizh Naattu Thaaikulame Song Lyrics is the track from Brahmachari (1992 ) Tamil Film – 1992. This song was sung by கிருஷ்ணராஜ். The music was composed by Deva. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Tamilnaattu thaaikulamae adiyaena Mannikkanum mudiyaatti thandikkanum
Tamilnaattu thaaikulamae adiyaena Mannikkanum mudiyaatti thandikkanum
Theriyaama oruthiyaiththaan Naan kooda love panninaen
Naduvaala miss panninaen Kadhalithaan enna nambi yaemaanthaa
Kadaisiyilae verappakkam poe saernthaa
Sonnaakkaa rompa rompa vetkkamthaan Sollaatti ammammaadi thukkanthaan
Tamilnaattu thaaikulamae adiyaena Mannikkanum mudiyaatti thandikkanum
Oru muraithaan yaariputtaa Velavaasi erangidumaa
Love panna thodangiputtaa Valaraama irunthidumaa
Naduvulaththaan thaduththu vaikka Adhu enna nadhi neeraa
Naalaanaa vaadi vida adhu Enna pooch chediyaa
En kadhal ennaalae Enna vittu sendrathadaa
Nammooru bus polae Paadhiyilae nindrathadaa
Paadhiyaana uravu Nadu veedhiyoram kedakku
Yaaru maelae thavaru idhu Saami potta kanakku
Tamilnaattu thaaikulamae adiyaena Mannikkanum mudiyaatti thandikkanum
Theriyaama oruthiyaiththaan Naan kooda love panninaen
Naduvaala miss panninaen
Kambanukkor maganirunthaan Avan kooda kavinganadaa
Kadhalthaan vaazhnthirukka Paliyaaa ilanganadaa
Kadhalarkal Iranthathundu Iravaathu kadhaladaa
Kaalaththaal eppozhuthum Azhiyaatha paadaladaa
Lailaavum majnuvum Kadhalenum pareetchaiyilae
Fail aagi ponaalum Vaazhuraanga padangalilae
Aalukkaalu thuninji Intha kadhal pogum kurippaa
Aana pothum idhilae Anjaaru peru jeyippaan
Tamilnaattu thaaikulamae adiyaena Mannikkanum mudiyaatti thandikkanum
Theriyaama oruthiyaiththaan Naan kooda love panninaen
Naduvaala miss panninaen Kadhalithaan enna nambi yaemaanthaa
Kadaisiyilae verappakkam poe saernthaa
Sonnaakkaa rompa rompa vetkkamthaan Sollaatti ammammaadi thukkanthaan
Tamilnaattu thaaikulamae adiyaena Mannikkanum mudiyaatti thandikkanum
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song is a poignant confession from a man to the women of Tamil Nadu, seeking their forgiveness or punishment for his failed love. He recounts how he fell in love, only for his beloved to leave him for someone else, leaving him heartbroken and ashamed. He reflects on the nature of love, comparing it to an unstoppable force that, once started, cannot be easily halted or withered. He laments his lost relationship, likening it to a bus that stopped midway, leaving their bond abandoned by the roadside, attributing it to fate.
He further delves into the timeless and enduring nature of love, citing historical and legendary lovers like Kamban's son (who sacrificed for love) and Laila-Majnu. Despite their tragic ends or 'failures' in love, their stories live on, proving that love itself is immortal, an undying song. He acknowledges that while love is a challenging journey, a few brave souls do succeed. Through his personal tale of heartbreak, he seeks empathy and understanding, presenting his story as a universal experience of love's unpredictable path.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Tamizh Naattu Thaaikulame?
Tamizh Naattu Thaaikulame is sung by கிருஷ்ணராஜ்.
Which movie is Tamizh Naattu Thaaikulame from?
The song Tamizh Naattu Thaaikulame is featured in the movie Brahmachari (1992 ).
Who wrote the lyrics for Tamizh Naattu Thaaikulame?
The lyrics for Tamizh Naattu Thaaikulame were written by Vaali with music composed by Deva.
Is English translation available for Tamizh Naattu Thaaikulame lyrics?
Yes! Tamizh Naattu Thaaikulame lyrics from Brahmachari (1992 ) include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Tamizh Naattu Thaaikulame lyrics?
The song is a poignant confession from a man to the women of Tamil Nadu, seeking their forgiveness or punishment for his failed love. He recounts how he fell in love, only for his beloved to leave him for someone else, leaving him heartbroken and ashamed. He reflects on the nature of love, comparing it to an unstoppable force that, once started, cannot be easily halted or withered. He laments his lost relationship, likening it to a bus that stopped midway, leaving their bond abandoned by the roadside, attributing it to fate. He further delves into the timeless and enduring nature of love, citing historical and legendary lovers like Kamban's son (who sacrificed for love) and Laila-Majnu. Despite their tragic ends or 'failures' in love, their stories live on, proving that love itself is immortal, an undying song. He acknowledges that while love is a challenging journey, a few brave souls do succeed. Through his personal tale of heartbreak, he seeks empathy and understanding, presenting his story as a universal experience of love's unpredictable path.
