Thaana Thalaiyadunda Lyrics
From the movie Aararo Aariraro
Thaana Thalaiyadunda Song Lyrics is the track from Aararo Aariraro Tamil Film – 1989. This song was sung by எஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் குழு. The music was composed by K. Bhagyaraj. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Haeiaeae…aaaahaei…
Thaththakkaa piththakkaa Naalu kaalu
Thaanae Nadakkaiyilae Rendu kaalu
Uchchi velukkaiyilae Moonu kaalu
Oora vittu pogaiyilae Paththu kaalu
Idhu siththar sonna ththuvam Idha thiruppi sonna naamellaam
Paiththiyam paiththiyam paiththiyam
Thaanaa thalaiyaadundaa thambigalaa Naan paadunaa
Unga thegam thadumaarumdaa thambigalaa Naan aadunaa
Thaanaa thalaiyaadundaa thambigalaa Naan paadunaa
Nee paadinaa Unga thegam thadumaarumdaa thambigalaa
Naan aadunaa Nee aadinaa
Naan eththanaiyo metteduththu kattuvaen
Adhil puththmputhu thaththuvaththa kottuven
Naan eththanaiyo metteduththu kattuvaen
Adhil puththmputhu thaththuvaththa kottuven
Intha moolaiyin moolaiyil yaedho thonuthu
Ada thaanaa thalaiyaadundaa thambigalaa Naan paadunaa
Nee paadinaa Unga thegam thadumaarumdaa thambigalaa
Naan aadunaa Nee aadinaa
Mutta podum kaala maadu thenam Moonu vela karakkuthu
Kutti podum konda seval Konda kaatti kaatti moraikkuthu
Naattu nadappa naan paatta padikkiraen Yaettil padichchatha pottu odaikkiraen
Enna vida moola irukkira aala Kaattunga paakkuraen kelvi kekkuraen
Thaanaa thalaiyaadundaa thambigalaa Naan paadunaa
Nee paadinaa Unga thegam thadumaarumdaa thambigalaa
Naan aadunaa Nee aadinaa
Moththam naalu kattil kaalu Adhu nammai pola nadakkumaa
Kannu moonu ulla thengaa Adhu nammai pola paakkumaa
Nalla vishayangala naadu ariyala Enna manushangalo enakku puriyala
Nalla vishayangala naadu ariyala Enna manushangalo enakku puriyala
Sarakkugal nooru irukkuthu paaru Naanoru maathiri soppana sundhari
Thaanaa thalaiyaadundaa thambigalaa Naan paadunaa
Nee paadinaa Unga thegam thadumaarumdaa thambigalaa
Naan aadunaa Nee aadinaa
Naan eththanaiyo metteduththu kattuvaen
Adhil puththmputhu thaththuvaththa kottuven
Naan eththanaiyo metteduththu kattuvaen
Adhil puththmputhu thaththuvaththa kottuven
Intha moolaiyin moolaiyil yaedho thonuthu
Thaanaa thalaiyaadundaa thambigalaa Naan paadunaa
Nee paadinaa Unga thegam thadumaarumdaa thambigalaa
Naan aadunaa Nee aadinaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Thaana Thalaiyadunda', is a vibrant and playful track from the 1989 Tamil film 'Aararo Aariraro'. It features a unique blend of philosophical musings and humorous, almost nonsensical observations, delivered with an infectious energy. The opening lines present a riddle about the stages of human life, from crawling (four legs) to old age with a stick (three legs) and finally death (ten legs, referring to the bier), attributing this profound truth to ancient sages. The singer then playfully declares that repeating such truths makes one seem mad, setting a tone of lighthearted wisdom.
The core of the song is the singer's confident assertion of their musical prowess and intellectual depth. They claim that their singing will make heads nod and their dancing will make bodies sway, promising to compose new tunes filled with fresh philosophies. The lyrics then delve into a series of absurd statements—like a bull laying eggs or a rooster giving birth—to satirize societal norms and challenge conventional thinking. The singer positions themselves as a unique individual, a 'dream beauty' with countless talents, who observes the world's peculiarities and questions its understanding of 'good things'. The overall mood is one of joyful defiance, intellectual playfulness, and an invitation to embrace the unconventional.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thaana Thalaiyadunda?
Thaana Thalaiyadunda is sung by எஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் குழு.
Which movie is Thaana Thalaiyadunda from?
The song Thaana Thalaiyadunda is featured in the movie Aararo Aariraro.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thaana Thalaiyadunda?
The lyrics for Thaana Thalaiyadunda were written by Vaali with music composed by K. Bhagyaraj.
Is English translation available for Thaana Thalaiyadunda lyrics?
Yes! Thaana Thalaiyadunda lyrics from Aararo Aariraro include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thaana Thalaiyadunda lyrics?
This song, 'Thaana Thalaiyadunda', is a vibrant and playful track from the 1989 Tamil film 'Aararo Aariraro'. It features a unique blend of philosophical musings and humorous, almost nonsensical observations, delivered with an infectious energy. The opening lines present a riddle about the stages of human life, from crawling (four legs) to old age with a stick (three legs) and finally death (ten legs, referring to the bier), attributing this profound truth to ancient sages. The singer then playfully declares that repeating such truths makes one seem mad, setting a tone of lighthearted wisdom. The core of the song is the singer's confident assertion of their musical prowess and intellectual depth. They claim that their singing will make heads nod and their dancing will make bodies sway, promising to compose new tunes filled with fresh philosophies. The lyrics then delve into a series of absurd statements—like a bull laying eggs or a rooster giving birth—to satirize societal norms and challenge conventional thinking. The singer positions themselves as a unique individual, a 'dream beauty' with countless talents, who observes the world's peculiarities and questions its understanding of 'good things'. The overall mood is one of joyful defiance, intellectual playfulness, and an invitation to embrace the unconventional.
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