Thaavi Vantha Lyrics
From the movie Idhu Unga Kudumbam Tamil
Thaavi Vantha Song Lyrics is the track from Idhu Unga Kudumbam Tamil Tamil Film – 1989. This song was sung by கே. ஜே. யேசுதாஸ் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singers : K. J. Jesudass and S. Janaki
Music Director : Hamsalekha
Lyricist : Vairamuthu
Music :
Thaavi vandha vennilaa Thanniyila vilundhadhu
Karbathil vandhathu Kallaraikku ponathu
Petha manam pithaaga Pillai udal kallaaga
Petha bandham pogaathu Aariraaroo
Idhu thaan vidhiyoo Idhu thaan vidhiyoo
Ival alli anaikka Ini pillai illaiyoo
Vidhi vazhi indha Vaazhkai odam pogum
Idhu thaan vidhiyoo Idhu thaan vidhiyoo
Ival alli anaikka Ini pillai illaiyoo
Vidhi vazhi indha Vaazhkai odam pogum
Music :
Pulliyittu vecha kolam Innum kalaiyalaiye
Katti vecha pachai vaazhai Innum kasangalaiye
Mana veedu endrae uzhaithaan Pina veedu endraa ninaithaan
Garbathilum thookam thaan Kallaraiyil thookkam thaan
Rendukkum mathiyilae Kandathenna yekkam thaan
Rendu kannil neerodu Ulla mattum poraadu
Vaazhkaiyudan vaadhaadu Aaraariroo
Idhu thaan vidhiyoo Idhu thaan vidhiyoo
Ival alli anaikka Ini pillai illaiyoo
Vidhi vazhi indha Vaazhkai odam pogum
Music :
Paavapatta jeevan ellaam Patta thunbam sollavaa
Sethu pizhaikkira vaazhkkai Sothu sugam allavaa
Vazhi maari engo payanam Vazhi serum bodhu jananam
Valamulla aalukku Vaazhkkai oru poovanam
Varumai konda perukku Vaazhkkai oru porrkkalam
Vaazhkkai endra rojavil Mull irukkum endraalum
Thaen irukkum endraenum Aariraaroo
Idhu thaan vidhiyoo Idhu thaan vidhiyoo
Ini alli anaikka En pillai illaiyoo
Vidhi alla idhu Kaalam seiyum velai
Song Meaning & Analysis
Thaavi Vantha is a deeply poignant song that explores the profound grief and despair of a parent, most likely a mother, who has lost her child. The lyrics open with stark imagery of life's transience – moonlight falling into water, and a life moving from the womb directly to the grave. The mother's heart is described as turning mad, while her child's body is cold as stone, yet the unbreakable bond of motherhood persists. The recurring lament, "What kind of fate is this?", underscores the parent's struggle to comprehend such a devastating loss, questioning the cruel hand of destiny that has left her with no child to embrace. The song portrays life as a boat steered by an unyielding fate.
The song further delves into the cruel ironies of life, contrasting the hopeful preparations for a wedding (kolam, plantains) with the grim reality of a funeral. It philosophically reflects on the nature of existence, noting that sleep is found both in the womb and the grave, with the intervening life filled only with longing and struggle. The lyrics acknowledge the disparity in human experience – life as a garden for the wealthy, a battlefield for the poor – but ultimately offer a glimmer of resilience. Despite life being a rose with thorns, there is a hopeful assertion that honey (sweetness) will eventually be found, even as the parent concludes that this tragedy is not merely fate, but the relentless work of time itself.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thaavi Vantha?
Thaavi Vantha is sung by கே. ஜே. யேசுதாஸ் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி.
Which movie is Thaavi Vantha from?
The song Thaavi Vantha is featured in the movie Idhu Unga Kudumbam Tamil.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thaavi Vantha?
The lyrics for Thaavi Vantha were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Thaavi Vantha lyrics?
Yes! Thaavi Vantha lyrics from Idhu Unga Kudumbam Tamil include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thaavi Vantha lyrics?
Thaavi Vantha is a deeply poignant song that explores the profound grief and despair of a parent, most likely a mother, who has lost her child. The lyrics open with stark imagery of life's transience – moonlight falling into water, and a life moving from the womb directly to the grave. The mother's heart is described as turning mad, while her child's body is cold as stone, yet the unbreakable bond of motherhood persists. The recurring lament, "What kind of fate is this?", underscores the parent's struggle to comprehend such a devastating loss, questioning the cruel hand of destiny that has left her with no child to embrace. The song portrays life as a boat steered by an unyielding fate. The song further delves into the cruel ironies of life, contrasting the hopeful preparations for a wedding (kolam, plantains) with the grim reality of a funeral. It philosophically reflects on the nature of existence, noting that sleep is found both in the womb and the grave, with the intervening life filled only with longing and struggle. The lyrics acknowledge the disparity in human experience – life as a garden for the wealthy, a battlefield for the poor – but ultimately offer a glimmer of resilience. Despite life being a rose with thorns, there is a hopeful assertion that honey (sweetness) will eventually be found, even as the parent concludes that this tragedy is not merely fate, but the relentless work of time itself.
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