Thathi Thathi Nadandhuvarum Thangapapa Lyrics
From the movie Bommai
Thathi Thathi Nadandhuvarum Thangapapa Song Lyrics is the track from Bommai Tamil Film – 1964, Starring S. Balachander, L. Vijayalakshmi, C. Lakshmi Rajyam, V. S. Raghavan, V. Gopalakrishnan, S. N. Lakshmi, P. D. Sambandam, C L Anandan, Vasanthi, Maali. This song was sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி. The music was composed by S. Balachander. Lyrics works penned by V. Lakshmanan.
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Thaththi thaththi Thaththi thaththi
Thaththi thaththi Thaththi thaththi thaththi thaththi
Thaththi thaththi Nadanthu varum thanga paapaa
Ithanai naal engirunthaai Sollu paapaa
Thangai enakku illai endru Vantha paapaa
Un thanga kaikku mutham thaaren Kaattu paapaa
Thaththi thaththi Nadanthu varum thanga paapaa
Ithanai naal engirunthaai Sollu paapaa
Thangai enakku illai endru Vantha paapaa
Un thanga kaikku mutham thaaren Kaattu paapaa
{Kaiyai veesi kadaikku pogalaam Chinna paapaa
Kammal vangi kaadhil maatalaam Chella paapaa} (2)
Sokkaai vaangi sogusaai podalaam Chinna paapaa
Mitaai vaangi medhuvaai thingalaam Chella paapaa…aa
Thaththi thaththi Nadanthu varum thanga paapaa
Ithanai naal engirunthaai Sollu paapaa
Thangai enakku illai endru Vantha paapaa
Un thanga kaikku mutham thaaren Kaattu paapaa
{Kaakaa kittae mai kidaikkum Kanukkukku podalaam
Kuruvi kittae poo kidaikkum Kondaikku soodalaam} (2)
Pasukittae paal kedaikkum Pasiyai pokkalaam
Kiliyin kittae pazham kedaikkum Rusithu thinnalaam
Aasaiyodu vaai thiranthu Pesu paapaa
Azhagaaga kai kotti aadu paapaa Sippaai pola nadanthu kaattu
Chinna paapaa Appa amma enakku thantha
Jappaan paapaaaa.a
Thaththi thaththi Nadanthu varum thanga paapaa
Ithanai naal engirunthaai Sollu paapaa
Thangai enakku illai endru Vantha paapaa
Un thanga kaikku mutham thaaren Kaattu paapaa
Thaththi thaththi Nadanthu varum thanga paapaa
Ithanai naal engirunthaai Sollu paapaa
Thangai enakku illai endru Vantha paapaa
Un thanga kaikku mutham thaaren Kaattu paapaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
Thathi Thathi Nadandhuvarum Thangapapa" is a delightful and affectionate children's song from the 1964 Tamil film 'Bommai'. The lyrics express immense joy and love for a little baby, often referred to as a "golden baby" (thanga paapaa), who is just learning to walk with cute, hopping steps. The singer, likely an older sibling or a doting parent figure, expresses their happiness at the baby's arrival, playfully asking where the baby has been all this time, and cherishing the new bond, even offering kisses to the baby's tiny hands.
The song paints a vivid picture of the simple pleasures and dreams associated with raising a child. It promises to take the baby shopping for earrings and stylish clothes, and to buy sweets. It uses charming imagery, suggesting that kohl for the eyes can be found from crows, flowers for the hair from sparrows, milk from cows to quench hunger, and fruits from parrots to savor. The lyrics encourage the baby to speak, clap, dance, and even walk like a soldier, culminating in a tender acknowledgment of the baby as a precious gift, a "Japan baby" – a term that might imply a doll-like perfection or a cherished, modern toy of that era.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thathi Thathi Nadandhuvarum Thangapapa?
Thathi Thathi Nadandhuvarum Thangapapa is sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி.
Which movie is Thathi Thathi Nadandhuvarum Thangapapa from?
The song Thathi Thathi Nadandhuvarum Thangapapa is featured in the movie Bommai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thathi Thathi Nadandhuvarum Thangapapa?
The lyrics for Thathi Thathi Nadandhuvarum Thangapapa were written by V. Lakshmanan with music composed by S. Balachander.
Is English translation available for Thathi Thathi Nadandhuvarum Thangapapa lyrics?
Yes! Thathi Thathi Nadandhuvarum Thangapapa lyrics from Bommai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thathi Thathi Nadandhuvarum Thangapapa lyrics?
Thathi Thathi Nadandhuvarum Thangapapa" is a delightful and affectionate children's song from the 1964 Tamil film 'Bommai'. The lyrics express immense joy and love for a little baby, often referred to as a "golden baby" (thanga paapaa), who is just learning to walk with cute, hopping steps. The singer, likely an older sibling or a doting parent figure, expresses their happiness at the baby's arrival, playfully asking where the baby has been all this time, and cherishing the new bond, even offering kisses to the baby's tiny hands. The song paints a vivid picture of the simple pleasures and dreams associated with raising a child. It promises to take the baby shopping for earrings and stylish clothes, and to buy sweets. It uses charming imagery, suggesting that kohl for the eyes can be found from crows, flowers for the hair from sparrows, milk from cows to quench hunger, and fruits from parrots to savor. The lyrics encourage the baby to speak, clap, dance, and even walk like a soldier, culminating in a tender acknowledgment of the baby as a precious gift, a "Japan baby" – a term that might imply a doll-like perfection or a cherished, modern toy of that era.