Theendi Theendi Lyrics
From the movie Bala
Theendi Theendi Song Lyrics is the track from Bala Tamil Film – 2002, Starring Shaam, Meera Jasmine, Thilakan, Rajan P Dev, Raghuvaran, Karunas, Nagesh, Mayilsamy, Kalairani, Sabitha Anand. This song was sung by உன்னிகிருஷ்ணன். The music was composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja. Lyrics works penned by Pa.Vijay.
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Theendi theendi Theeyai moottugiraayae
Thoondi thoondi Thaenai oottugiraayae
Neeyae kaadhal noolagam Kavidhai noolgal aayiram
Kaadhal theevaravaadhiyin Aayudham aanadhae
Theendi theendi Theeyai moottugiraayae
Thoondi thoondi Thaenai oottugiraayae
Neeyae kaadhal noolagam Kavidhai noolgal aayiram
Kaadhal theevaravaadhiyin Aayudham aanadhae
Thodanginaal… Koosum idangalaal
Nagangalae keerum padangalaa
Dhegam enbadhenna Or aadai goburam
Aadai nazhuvumbodhu Orr kaman porr varum
Kurumbugal kuraiyaadhu Thazhumbugal theriyaadhu
Kaigal meiyudhu meiyudhu Reghaigal theiyudhu …
Theendi theendi Theeyai moottugiraayae
Thoondi thoondi Thaenai oottugiraayae
Iruvarae paarkum padavizhilaa Theraiyidum mogha thiruvizhaa
Kaathin oram saaindhu Nee koondhal kodhidu
Podhum endra podhum Nee kettu vaathidu
Vervarai saaikkaamal Mudhal puyal mudiyaadhu
Kaadhal theevara theevara Vervaiyil muzhugudhu
Theendi theendi Theeyai moottugiraayae
Thoondi thoondi Thaenai oottugiraayae
Neeyae kaadhal noolagam Kavidhai noolgal aayiram
Kaadhal theevaravaadhiyin Aayudham aanadhae
Theendi theendi Theeyai moottugiraayae
Thoondi thoondi Thaenai oottugiraayae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Theendi Theendi" from the movie 'Bala' is a passionate and sensual ode to intense romantic desire. The lyrics vividly describe the intoxicating effect of a lover's touch, comparing it to igniting a fire and feeding honey, suggesting both a burning passion and a sweet, addictive allure. The beloved is portrayed as a "library of love" with "a thousand poetry books," implying a depth of emotion and experience. The striking metaphor of love as the "weapon of a terrorist" highlights its powerful, disruptive, and overwhelming nature, capable of completely consuming the individuals involved.
The song delves into the physical and emotional intimacy of love, using evocative imagery like "sensitive places" and "scratches by nails" to convey the raw passion. It playfully describes the body as a "temple tower of clothes" where, once shed, a "war of Kama" (desire) ensues. The lyrics speak of unending mischief, hands grazing, and lines on palms wearing away, all pointing to uninhibited physical closeness. The recurring theme is the irresistible pull and consuming nature of love, where even saying "enough" is met with playful persistence, and the passion is so profound it's likened to a storm that shakes one to the roots and drowns them in sweat.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Theendi Theendi?
Theendi Theendi is sung by உன்னிகிருஷ்ணன்.
Which movie is Theendi Theendi from?
The song Theendi Theendi is featured in the movie Bala.
Who wrote the lyrics for Theendi Theendi?
The lyrics for Theendi Theendi were written by Pa.Vijay with music composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja.
Is English translation available for Theendi Theendi lyrics?
Yes! Theendi Theendi lyrics from Bala include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Theendi Theendi lyrics?
The song "Theendi Theendi" from the movie 'Bala' is a passionate and sensual ode to intense romantic desire. The lyrics vividly describe the intoxicating effect of a lover's touch, comparing it to igniting a fire and feeding honey, suggesting both a burning passion and a sweet, addictive allure. The beloved is portrayed as a "library of love" with "a thousand poetry books," implying a depth of emotion and experience. The striking metaphor of love as the "weapon of a terrorist" highlights its powerful, disruptive, and overwhelming nature, capable of completely consuming the individuals involved. The song delves into the physical and emotional intimacy of love, using evocative imagery like "sensitive places" and "scratches by nails" to convey the raw passion. It playfully describes the body as a "temple tower of clothes" where, once shed, a "war of Kama" (desire) ensues. The lyrics speak of unending mischief, hands grazing, and lines on palms wearing away, all pointing to uninhibited physical closeness. The recurring theme is the irresistible pull and consuming nature of love, where even saying "enough" is met with playful persistence, and the passion is so profound it's likened to a storm that shakes one to the roots and drowns them in sweat.