Thalakaal Puriyala Lyrics
From the movie Pattathu Yaanai
Thalakaal Puriyala Song Lyrics is the track from Pattathu Yaanai Tamil Film – 2013, Starring Vishal Krishna, Aishwarya Arjun, Santhanam, Chitra Lakshmanan, Mayilsamy, Jagan, Karthik Sabesh, Sarithran, Murali Sharma, John Vijay. This song was sung by ஷங்கர் மகாதேவன். The music was composed by S. Thaman. Lyrics works penned by Na. Muthu Kumar.
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Thala kaalu puriyavilla de Kaalu tharamela nadakavilla de
Pagal iravu theriyavilla da En mayakathuku marundhu solluda
Ye goli soda Naan vaangi thaaren
Vaadi oothikalaam Kedi billa killadi ranga
Vaada kattikalaam
Un kaathaadhum mundhaana Kanna kattudhae
Saelathil kaaikira Maabalam maambalam
Saapida venumae vaangithaade Thai maasam naayanam
Oodhanum oodhanum Takkunu ponnu ne kettu vaada
Thala kaalu puriyavilla de Kaalu tharamela nadakavilla de
Ye pagal iravu theriyavilla da En mayakathuku marundhu solluda
Gummunu neethaan nikkura pulla Kooputtaa gammunu varamaatura
Thanjaavur bomma naanthaanda ippo Nee enna sonnaalum thalaiyaaturen
Un kendakaal azhagulathaan En manda naan udaiyuren de
Ada vendaanda dagulu Ippa nee nagaru
Oru thaaliya pottadhum Nee oodhu bigilu
Saelathil kaaikira Maabalam maambalam
Saapida venumae vaangithaade Hey thai maasam naayanam
Oodhanum oodhanum Takkunu ponnu ne kettu vaada
Poochaandi pola Bayam kaatum kannu
Aaathaadi en nenja pandhaadudhu Thazhpaala pottu
Naan pootinaalum Alagellaam unnaala koothaadudhu
Adi kandaangi nee kattura Enna thundaaki yen pogura
Ada venaamae kobam Nee kelu thaaren
Ini unnodu kai korthu Onnaagavae vazhuren
Onnaagavae vazhuren Onnaagavae vazhuren
Saelathil kaaikira Maabalam maambalam
Saapida venumae vaangithaade Thai maasam naayanam
Oodhanum oodhanum Takkunu ponnu ne kettu vaada
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Thalakaal Puriyala," is a vibrant and playful romantic number from the movie 'Pattathu Yaanai'. It captures the exhilarating and disorienting feeling of being deeply in love. The male protagonist expresses his complete infatuation, describing how he feels light-headed, unable to tell day from night, and his feet aren't touching the ground due to the intoxicating effect of his beloved. He playfully teases her, complains about her elusive nature, and declares his readiness to agree to anything she says, even comparing himself to a Thanjavur doll.
The lyrics are filled with charming local references and lighthearted banter between the lovers. The male's eagerness for marriage is a recurring theme, as he repeatedly mentions the desire for the Nadaswaram (a traditional wedding instrument) to play in the auspicious month of Thai. The female, while initially teasing and playing hard to get, eventually softens, hinting at her acceptance and telling him to "blow the bugle" once he ties the thali (wedding chain). The song beautifully encapsulates the sweet anticipation, playful arguments, and ultimate commitment in a budding romance, set to an energetic musical backdrop.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thalakaal Puriyala?
Thalakaal Puriyala is sung by ஷங்கர் மகாதேவன்.
Which movie is Thalakaal Puriyala from?
The song Thalakaal Puriyala is featured in the movie Pattathu Yaanai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thalakaal Puriyala?
The lyrics for Thalakaal Puriyala were written by Na. Muthu Kumar with music composed by S. Thaman.
Is English translation available for Thalakaal Puriyala lyrics?
Yes! Thalakaal Puriyala lyrics from Pattathu Yaanai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thalakaal Puriyala lyrics?
This song, "Thalakaal Puriyala," is a vibrant and playful romantic number from the movie 'Pattathu Yaanai'. It captures the exhilarating and disorienting feeling of being deeply in love. The male protagonist expresses his complete infatuation, describing how he feels light-headed, unable to tell day from night, and his feet aren't touching the ground due to the intoxicating effect of his beloved. He playfully teases her, complains about her elusive nature, and declares his readiness to agree to anything she says, even comparing himself to a Thanjavur doll. The lyrics are filled with charming local references and lighthearted banter between the lovers. The male's eagerness for marriage is a recurring theme, as he repeatedly mentions the desire for the Nadaswaram (a traditional wedding instrument) to play in the auspicious month of Thai. The female, while initially teasing and playing hard to get, eventually softens, hinting at her acceptance and telling him to "blow the bugle" once he ties the thali (wedding chain). The song beautifully encapsulates the sweet anticipation, playful arguments, and ultimate commitment in a budding romance, set to an energetic musical backdrop.