Thaliye Thevai Illai Lyrics
From the movie Thaamirabharani
Thaliye Thevai Illai Song Lyrics is the track from Thaamirabharani Tamil Film – 2007, Starring Vishal Krishna, Muktha George, Prabhu, Nadhiya, Nassar, Vijayakumar, Nizhalgal Ravi, Rohini, Ganja Karuppu, Manorama. This song was sung by ஹரிஹரன். The music was composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja. Lyrics works penned by Pa.Vijay.
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Thaaliyae theva illa Neethaan en ponjaathi
Thaamboolam theva illa Neethaan en saripaathi
Uravodu piranthathu piranthathu Usurodu kalanthathu kalanthathu
Mama mama neethaan neethaanae
Adi siruki neethaan en manasukulla Ada kiruki neethaan en usurukulla
Unna nenachu naan nadanthen en Oonukulla enna uruki
Thaaliyae theva illa Naanthaan un ponjaathi
Thaamboolam theva illa Neethaan en saripaathi
{ Aah aah aah aah aah aah aah aah aah } (2)
Pathu pawunu pon eduthu Kangu kulla kaaya vechu
Thaali onnu seiya poren Maanae maanae
Natta nadu nethiyilae Ratha nera pottuvechu
Un kai pudichu oorukulla Poven naanae
Adi aathi adi aathi Manasula manasula mayakam
Ithu enna ithu enna Kanavula kanavula kozhapam
Ithu kaadhal illa Athukum melathaan
Ada kiruka naan unakaaga poranthavada Ada kiruka naan unakaaga alanjavada
Unna nenachu Aah ooh aah oooooooh
Thaaliyae theva illa Neethaan en ponjaathi
Thaamboolam theva illa Neethaan en saripaathi
Aaaa aaa aaaa aaa aaaa aaa Aaa aah aaa aah
Ettu ooru santhaiyila Embathu per paakaiyila
Unna katti pudichu kadikaporen Naanae naanae
Hey kutraviyal neethimandra Koondukulla nikkavechu
Caseu onnu poturuven Maanae maanae
Adi aathi adi aathi Enakippo pidikuthu unna
Ithu enna ithu enna Naan ethana thadava sonna
Ithu kaadhal illa Athukum melathaan hoo hoo ooh
Adi siruki nee thaai maman seethanamae
Unna nenachu naan muzhusaaga theyanumae
Enna uruki ooh ooo ooh ooo ooh
Thaaliyae theva illa Neethaan en ponjaathi
Thaamboolam theva illa Neethaan en saripaathi
{ Aah aah aah aah aah aah aah aah aah } (2)
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Thaliye Thevai Illai" from the movie 'Thaamirabharani' is a vibrant declaration of unconventional and deeply rooted love. It portrays a love so profound that it transcends traditional marital symbols and rituals. The male protagonist expresses that his beloved is his wife and better half, even without the customary 'thali' (mangalsutra) or 'thaamboolam' (betel leaf ceremony), signifying that their bond is spiritual and inherent rather than ceremonial. The lyrics beautifully capture the raw, passionate, and sometimes playful essence of rural romance, where love is expressed with bold gestures and heartfelt confessions.
The song further explores the intensity of this affection through playful threats and promises. The male lead vows to make a thali for her, place a bindi on her forehead, and proudly walk with her. The female lead reciprocates this intensity, declaring she was born for him and is consumed by thoughts of him. The playful banter about hugging and biting in public, or even filing a case in court, highlights the unique, uninhibited expression of their love. Ultimately, both characters agree that their connection is "more than love," signifying a soulmate bond that goes beyond ordinary romantic definitions, making it a powerful anthem of eternal devotion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thaliye Thevai Illai?
Thaliye Thevai Illai is sung by ஹரிஹரன்.
Which movie is Thaliye Thevai Illai from?
The song Thaliye Thevai Illai is featured in the movie Thaamirabharani.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thaliye Thevai Illai?
The lyrics for Thaliye Thevai Illai were written by Pa.Vijay with music composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja.
Is English translation available for Thaliye Thevai Illai lyrics?
Yes! Thaliye Thevai Illai lyrics from Thaamirabharani include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thaliye Thevai Illai lyrics?
The song "Thaliye Thevai Illai" from the movie 'Thaamirabharani' is a vibrant declaration of unconventional and deeply rooted love. It portrays a love so profound that it transcends traditional marital symbols and rituals. The male protagonist expresses that his beloved is his wife and better half, even without the customary 'thali' (mangalsutra) or 'thaamboolam' (betel leaf ceremony), signifying that their bond is spiritual and inherent rather than ceremonial. The lyrics beautifully capture the raw, passionate, and sometimes playful essence of rural romance, where love is expressed with bold gestures and heartfelt confessions. The song further explores the intensity of this affection through playful threats and promises. The male lead vows to make a thali for her, place a bindi on her forehead, and proudly walk with her. The female lead reciprocates this intensity, declaring she was born for him and is consumed by thoughts of him. The playful banter about hugging and biting in public, or even filing a case in court, highlights the unique, uninhibited expression of their love. Ultimately, both characters agree that their connection is "more than love," signifying a soulmate bond that goes beyond ordinary romantic definitions, making it a powerful anthem of eternal devotion.