
Thandhen Thandhen Lyrics
From the movie Villu Pattukaran
Thandhen Thandhen Song Lyrics is the track from Villu Pattukaran Tamil Film – 1992, Starring Ramarajan, Rani, Vagai Chandrasekar, M. N. Nambiar, Vikas Rishi, Goundamani, Senthil, Kuladeivam Rajagopal, Shanmugasundaram, S. N. Lakshmi. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Thendral vandhu uh illiyae Vandhu ottudhae
Andha thaeradiyil uh Idhu paravaa illa
Chinna kanni penna Aiyaiyo penna ottudhae
Sari illaiyae thalli nillu Anji anji kenji kenji uh
Senji senji inji inji Inji inji inji inji
Thandhen thandhen isai Sendhaen thandhen adi
Thandhen thandhen isai Sendhaen thandhen adi
Kaala kaalangal thediya gnyaanaththil Thandhen thandhen isai
Sendhaen thandhen adiyae…ae
Aanandha raagangalai kiliyae Ingae dhaan kettukkadi
Aadaadha aattangal dhaan kiliyae Enkittae yeththukkadi
Thandhen thandhen isai Sendhaen thandhen adi
Kaala kaalangal thediya gnyaanaththil Thandhen thandhen isai
Sendhaen thandhen adiyae…ae
Ezhaighal kaadhugalil Sendhaen alli serkkura kalainjanadi
Thennaatula irukkira idhayangalai Sangeedhaththil eerkkira ilainjanadi
Naattula kettukkadi isaiyil ingu Naan senja saadhanaidhaan
Naakkula irukkuthadi Eduththu thara
Aayiram keerththanai dhaan
Alai adikka adhai thadukka Anai edukka ninaiththadhenna
Thallu etti nillu Ella thaandura seendura
Yendi nee azhakkura
Thandhen thandhen isai Sendhaen thandhen adi
Kaala kaalangal thediya gnyaanaththil Thandhen thandhen isai
Sendhaen thandhen adiyae…ae Aanandha raagangalai kiliyae
Ingae dhaan kettukkadihae hei Aadaadha aattangal dhaan kiliyae
Enkittae yeththukkadi hey hey
Nee ingu kettadhillae Annaalilae kindhanin sariththiraththai
Thindaadiya naattukku isaiyinilae Thandhaan adi NSK thaan karuththai
Dhesathai thiruththida thaan Kalaigal endru therindhadhu sedhiyadi
Naan andha kalainjanaiyae Ninaiththu ingu nadakkira jaathiyadi
Enai adakka sirai edukka Siraghaditha ilaiya kili
Ingu edhir nindru Indha kaalaiyai kaangaiyil
Kaal kaigal nadungudhu
Thandhen thandhen isai Sendhaen thandhen adi
Kaala kaalangal thediya gnyaanaththil Thandhen thandhen isai
Sendhaen thandhen adiyae…ae Aanandha raagangalai kiliyae
Ingae dhaan kettukkadiee eei Aadaadha aattangal dhaan kiliyae
Enkittae yeththukkadi he hee hee
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Thandhen Thandhen" from 'Villu Pattukaran' is a vibrant and self-assured declaration of a musician's prowess and dedication to his art. The singer, embodying the character of a 'Villu Pattukaran' (a traditional folk storyteller and musician), boasts about his musical talent, claiming to offer "pure honey" (செந்தேன்) in the form of music, born from wisdom accumulated over ages. He positions himself as a benevolent artist who brings joy and solace to the common people, attracting hearts with his melodies and possessing a vast repertoire of compositions. The initial playful banter and later challenging tone suggest a performance setting, where the artist engages with an audience, perhaps even a rival, asserting his dominance in the musical arena.
Beyond personal boasting, the song also touches upon the social responsibility of art. The lyricist highlights that art is meant for reforming the nation, referencing historical figures like NSK (N. S. Krishnan), a renowned comedian and social reformer who used art for social commentary. The singer identifies with this lineage of artists, emphasizing that his music is not just for entertainment but also carries a deeper purpose. The song concludes with a powerful assertion of his unshakeable talent, challenging any who might try to suppress him, portraying himself as an unyielding "bull" whose presence makes others tremble.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thandhen Thandhen?
Thandhen Thandhen is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன்.
Which movie is Thandhen Thandhen from?
The song Thandhen Thandhen is featured in the movie Villu Pattukaran.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thandhen Thandhen?
The lyrics for Thandhen Thandhen were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Thandhen Thandhen lyrics?
Yes! Thandhen Thandhen lyrics from Villu Pattukaran include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thandhen Thandhen lyrics?
The song "Thandhen Thandhen" from 'Villu Pattukaran' is a vibrant and self-assured declaration of a musician's prowess and dedication to his art. The singer, embodying the character of a 'Villu Pattukaran' (a traditional folk storyteller and musician), boasts about his musical talent, claiming to offer "pure honey" (செந்தேன்) in the form of music, born from wisdom accumulated over ages. He positions himself as a benevolent artist who brings joy and solace to the common people, attracting hearts with his melodies and possessing a vast repertoire of compositions. The initial playful banter and later challenging tone suggest a performance setting, where the artist engages with an audience, perhaps even a rival, asserting his dominance in the musical arena. Beyond personal boasting, the song also touches upon the social responsibility of art. The lyricist highlights that art is meant for reforming the nation, referencing historical figures like NSK (N. S. Krishnan), a renowned comedian and social reformer who used art for social commentary. The singer identifies with this lineage of artists, emphasizing that his music is not just for entertainment but also carries a deeper purpose. The song concludes with a powerful assertion of his unshakeable talent, challenging any who might try to suppress him, portraying himself as an unyielding "bull" whose presence makes others tremble.
Song Details
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