Thangame Ingu Vaa Lyrics
From the movie Ore Raththam
Thangame Ingu Vaa Song Lyrics is the track from Ore Raththam Tamil Film – 1987, Starring M. K. Stalin, Karthik, Bhagyalakshmi, Pandiyan, Manorama, Madhuri, Kishmu, Seetha, Radha Ravi, Senthil. This song was sung by பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன் மற்றும் உமா ரமணன். The music was composed by Devendran. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Thangamae ingu vaa Kanavaa nijamthaanaa
Kadhal vanthaal bedhamillaiyae Jaadhi illai jaadhi mullaiyae
Ilamai Ilamai thuli vittathu
Indruthaan Indruthaan kulir vittathu
Paruvam Paruvam thottavudan thaen sottuthu
Kadhal vanthaal pedhamillaiyae Jaadhi illai jaadhi mullaiyae
Karumbae nee Karuppu Adiyaen konjam sivappu
Irandum kalanthaal Idhuvae sirappu Adadaa nalla vilakkam
Adhuthaan ungal vazhakkam Ungal tamil kettaal irumbum pazhukkum
Gangaiyil vizhunthaal karaiyil ezhuvaen
Mangai mael vizhunthaal engu naan ezhuvaen
Unmaiyil neengal kambanthaan
Idam koduththaal romba vambuthaan
Thangamae ingu vaa Kanavaa nijamthaanaa
Yaezhai kili Ingae vanthathu Jodi kili sontham kondathu
Oorukkul idhu pugaiyum Adhanaal varu pagaiyum
Thinaiyai vidhaiththaal thinaithaan vilaiyum Ilaigal vizhum varaikkum
Naaigal konjam kuraikkum Panthigal mudinthaal vaalai kuzhaikkum
Kazhuththai tharuvaen kattalai idungal Kattalai seitha pin thottilai seiyungal
Kuzhanthai niram karuppaa illai sivappaa Padhi sollammaa
Thangamae ingu vaa Kanavaa nijamthaanaa
Kadhal vanthaal bedhamillaiyae Jaadhi illai jaadhi mullaiyae
Kadhal vanthaal bedhamillaiyae Jaadhi illai jaadhi mullaiyae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Thangame Ingu Vaa' from the 1987 film 'Ore Raththam', is a passionate declaration of love that transcends societal barriers, particularly caste. The lyrics, penned by Vairamuthu, capture the initial wonder and joy of newfound love, comparing it to blossoming youth and the sweetness of honey. The lovers playfully acknowledge their differing complexions (dark and fair) but assert that their union creates something special, dismissing the notion of caste as an obstacle. It's a romantic duet where both partners express their deep affection and admiration for each other, with the male protagonist even likening his beloved's words to the poetic prowess of Kambar.
The song also bravely addresses the inevitable societal backlash that such a union might face. The lyrics acknowledge that their love will cause 'smoke' and 'enmity' in the village, but they remain defiant, comparing the temporary opposition to dogs barking until a feast is over. The lovers look forward to their future together, even playfully anticipating the birth of their child and its complexion, symbolizing their hope for a future where such differences are celebrated rather than condemned. It's a powerful message of love's triumph over prejudice, wrapped in a melodious and heartfelt composition.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thangame Ingu Vaa?
Thangame Ingu Vaa is sung by பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன் மற்றும் உமா ரமணன்.
Which movie is Thangame Ingu Vaa from?
The song Thangame Ingu Vaa is featured in the movie Ore Raththam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thangame Ingu Vaa?
The lyrics for Thangame Ingu Vaa were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Devendran.
Is English translation available for Thangame Ingu Vaa lyrics?
Yes! Thangame Ingu Vaa lyrics from Ore Raththam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thangame Ingu Vaa lyrics?
This song, 'Thangame Ingu Vaa' from the 1987 film 'Ore Raththam', is a passionate declaration of love that transcends societal barriers, particularly caste. The lyrics, penned by Vairamuthu, capture the initial wonder and joy of newfound love, comparing it to blossoming youth and the sweetness of honey. The lovers playfully acknowledge their differing complexions (dark and fair) but assert that their union creates something special, dismissing the notion of caste as an obstacle. It's a romantic duet where both partners express their deep affection and admiration for each other, with the male protagonist even likening his beloved's words to the poetic prowess of Kambar. The song also bravely addresses the inevitable societal backlash that such a union might face. The lyrics acknowledge that their love will cause 'smoke' and 'enmity' in the village, but they remain defiant, comparing the temporary opposition to dogs barking until a feast is over. The lovers look forward to their future together, even playfully anticipating the birth of their child and its complexion, symbolizing their hope for a future where such differences are celebrated rather than condemned. It's a powerful message of love's triumph over prejudice, wrapped in a melodious and heartfelt composition.
