Tharava Naan Tharava Lyrics
From the movie Oorukku Upadesam
Tharava Naan Tharava Song Lyrics is the track from Oorukku Upadesam Tamil Film – 1984, Starring Visu, S.Ve. Sekar, Urvashi, Delhi Ganesh, Pushpalatha, Dilip, Charu Haasan, Vanitha Krishnachandran, Typist Gopu, Omakuchi Narasimhan. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெயராம். The music was composed by Vijay Anand. Lyrics works penned by Idhaya Chandran.
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Aaaaaaaa Aaaaaaa
Ooh ho ooh ho oooo…
Tharavaa naan tharavaa Peravaaaaaaaaa
Tharavaa naan tharavaa Peravaaaaaaaaa
Ennai aala vantha mannavaa Ennai alla vaa
Ennai aala vantha mannavaa Ennai alla vaa
Tharavaa naan tharavaa Peravaaaaaaaaa
Kadhalil veam koodaathu Intha pooviri manjam thaalaathu
Kadhalil veam koodaathu Intha pooviri manjam thaalaathu
Kannaa enna koththiram Mounam engal sooththiram
Naanam pengal saaththiram Aaaaaa
Innum konjam kaaththirum Aaaaaa
Viralai thedum oru modhiram
Tharavaa naan tharavaa Peravaaaaaaaaa
Aeaehae… Aeiaeae
Aadaigal moodum paalaaru Ungal paarvaiyil thaanae kolaaru
Koonthal ondru pothumae Porvai veru vendumaa
Muththam ondru pothumae Aaaaaa
Sorkkam veru vendumaa Aaaaaa
Kannaa kaman varum neramaa
Tharavaa naan tharavaa Peravaaaaaaaaa
Ennai aala vantha mannavaa Ennai alla vaa
Tharavaa naan tharavaa Peravaaaaaaaaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Tharava Naan Tharava," from the 1984 film 'Oorukku Upadesam,' is a classic romantic duet that captures the playful push-and-pull of burgeoning intimacy between lovers. The female protagonist, sung by Vani Jairam, expresses a mix of desire and coy resistance. She questions whether she should give or receive love, inviting her beloved king to embrace her, yet simultaneously urging caution. Her lines about "haste in love" and the "flower-strewn bed" not being able to bear it, along with "modesty is women's scripture," highlight a traditional yet deeply felt expression of love, where anticipation and tenderness are valued.
The song beautifully portrays the dance of seduction and shyness, where the woman teases her lover about his gaze causing mischief and playfully asks if a kiss isn't enough, or if it's truly the moment for the God of Love, Kamadeva, to arrive. The recurring motif of "a ring that seeks a finger" subtly hints at commitment and the sanctity of their bond, suggesting that while desire is present, there's also a longing for a deeper, perhaps marital, union. The overall mood is one of tender romance, playful banter, and the sweet anticipation of love's full embrace.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Tharava Naan Tharava?
Tharava Naan Tharava is sung by வாணி ஜெயராம்.
Which movie is Tharava Naan Tharava from?
The song Tharava Naan Tharava is featured in the movie Oorukku Upadesam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Tharava Naan Tharava?
The lyrics for Tharava Naan Tharava were written by Idhaya Chandran with music composed by Vijay Anand.
Is English translation available for Tharava Naan Tharava lyrics?
Yes! Tharava Naan Tharava lyrics from Oorukku Upadesam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Tharava Naan Tharava lyrics?
This song, "Tharava Naan Tharava," from the 1984 film 'Oorukku Upadesam,' is a classic romantic duet that captures the playful push-and-pull of burgeoning intimacy between lovers. The female protagonist, sung by Vani Jairam, expresses a mix of desire and coy resistance. She questions whether she should give or receive love, inviting her beloved king to embrace her, yet simultaneously urging caution. Her lines about "haste in love" and the "flower-strewn bed" not being able to bear it, along with "modesty is women's scripture," highlight a traditional yet deeply felt expression of love, where anticipation and tenderness are valued. The song beautifully portrays the dance of seduction and shyness, where the woman teases her lover about his gaze causing mischief and playfully asks if a kiss isn't enough, or if it's truly the moment for the God of Love, Kamadeva, to arrive. The recurring motif of "a ring that seeks a finger" subtly hints at commitment and the sanctity of their bond, suggesting that while desire is present, there's also a longing for a deeper, perhaps marital, union. The overall mood is one of tender romance, playful banter, and the sweet anticipation of love's full embrace.
