
Thaayae Vanthaye Lyrics
From the movie Oru Oorla
Thaayae Vanthaye Song Lyrics is the track from Oru Oorla Tamil Film – 2014, Starring Ventakesh, Neha Patil, Annapoorani, Murali. This song was sung by ஹரிசரண். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Mu. Metha.
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Thaayae vandhaayae nee anbudan ennidathil Thaayae vandhaayae nee anbudan ennidathil
Oru nodi unai naan marandhadhum undo Nee endhan nenjai neengiyadhundo
Sinnanchiru mazhalaiyaaga Ippodhendhan kaiyil vandhaai
Thaayae vandhaayae nee anbudan ennidathil
Thaayae vandhaayae nee anbudan ennidathil
Chinna chinna indha chella kilikkoru Kuttiyammaa endru paeru vaippen
Vanna vanna chinna pinju kazhuttukku Thanga changiliyai soottiduven
Vazhi theriyaamal vaadiya enakku Vizhigalai thirandha vidi velli neeyae
Thathi varum kiliyae muthu mani chudarae Vittu vilagaadha nenjin uyir moochae
Ennai oru manidhanaakka Yaeno endhan kaiyil vandhaai
Thaayae vandhaayae nee anbudan ennidathil
Thaayae vandhaayae nee anbudan ennidathil
Sitham kalangiya pithan ennai thaedi Kitta vandhadhenna muthu kodi
Sutri sutri vandha paadhaiyai maattrida Pattri pidithadhu paasa kodi
Thadam theriyaamal thani vazhi ponen Thari kettu naanum thanai marandhirundhen
Sudaroliyaaga en manam nirandhaai Nilavoliyaaga nimmadhi thandhaai
Ini endha ulagam ellaam Neeyae neeyae chella kutti
Thaayae vandhaayae nee anbudan ennidathil Thaayae vandhaayae nee anbudan ennidathil
Oru nodi unai naan marandhadhum undo Nee endhan nenjai neengiyadhundo
Sinnanchiru mazhalaiyaaga Ippodhendhan kaiyil vandhaai
Thaayae vandhaayae nee anbudan ennidathil
Thaayae vandhaayae nee anbudan ennidathil
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a heartfelt ode from a parent, likely a father, to his newborn child. The lyrics express overwhelming love, gratitude, and a sense of redemption brought by the child's arrival. The parent addresses the child as "Mother" (Thaayae), a profound term of endearment signifying the child as a source of life, guidance, and unconditional love, akin to a divine presence. The parent marvels at the child's innocence, promising to cherish and adorn them, while reflecting on how the child has illuminated a previously lost and aimless life, becoming a guiding star and the very breath of their existence.
The song beautifully captures the transformative power of parenthood. The parent confesses to having been lost, a "madman with a disturbed mind," wandering without direction, until the child's arrival. The child is depicted as a "string of pearls" and a "vine of affection" that pulled the parent back from a desolate path. The child has filled the parent's heart with light and peace, becoming the sole focus and joy of their world. It's a poignant declaration of how this tiny infant has not just entered their life, but has fundamentally reshaped it, making the parent whole again.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thaayae Vanthaye?
Thaayae Vanthaye is sung by ஹரிசரண்.
Which movie is Thaayae Vanthaye from?
The song Thaayae Vanthaye is featured in the movie Oru Oorla.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thaayae Vanthaye?
The lyrics for Thaayae Vanthaye were written by Mu. Metha with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Thaayae Vanthaye lyrics?
Yes! Thaayae Vanthaye lyrics from Oru Oorla include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thaayae Vanthaye lyrics?
This song is a heartfelt ode from a parent, likely a father, to his newborn child. The lyrics express overwhelming love, gratitude, and a sense of redemption brought by the child's arrival. The parent addresses the child as "Mother" (Thaayae), a profound term of endearment signifying the child as a source of life, guidance, and unconditional love, akin to a divine presence. The parent marvels at the child's innocence, promising to cherish and adorn them, while reflecting on how the child has illuminated a previously lost and aimless life, becoming a guiding star and the very breath of their existence. The song beautifully captures the transformative power of parenthood. The parent confesses to having been lost, a "madman with a disturbed mind," wandering without direction, until the child's arrival. The child is depicted as a "string of pearls" and a "vine of affection" that pulled the parent back from a desolate path. The child has filled the parent's heart with light and peace, becoming the sole focus and joy of their world. It's a poignant declaration of how this tiny infant has not just entered their life, but has fundamentally reshaped it, making the parent whole again.




