Thenandal Koyilukku Lyrics
From the movie Naagam
Thenandal Koyilukku Song Lyrics is the track from Naagam Tamil Film – 1985. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Thenaandaal koyilukku vilakkeththi pottaen
Unnodu naan vaazha varam onnu kettaen
Thenaandaal koyilukku vilakkeththi pottaen
Unnodu naan vaazha varam onnu kettaen
Edhai paarththapothum unai pola thonum Idhu pothum ingae enakkenna venum
Ooooooooooooooooooo…ooo
Thenaandaal koyilukku vilakkeththi pottaen
Unnodu naan vaazha varam onnu kettaen
Iduppukku melae uduththura sela
Enakkoru paaram polae iruppathanaalae
Iduppukku melae uduththura sela
Enakkoru paaram polae iruppathanaalae
Thegam thallaada intha thaamaraipoo vaada
Thegam thallaada intha thaamaraipoo vaada
Paayai poda paattu paada neeyum naanumthaan
Saari paambum naagapaambum serum neranthaan
Thenaandaal koyilukku vilakkeththi pottaen
Unnodu naan vaazha varam onnu kettaen
Ilampirai polae irukkura mogam
Pozhuthuthaan poga poga pournami aagum
Ilampirai polae irukkura mogam
Pozhuthuthaan poga poga pournami aagum
Aasaigal undaaga chinna aalilai thindaada
Aasaigal undaaga chinna aalilai thindaada
Maalai pottu valaiyal maattu nee en kayilthaan
Neeyilaatti nilavum kooda kaththiri veyyilthaan
Thenaandaal koyilukku vilakkeththi pottaen
Unnodu naan vaazha varam onnu kettaen
Edhai paarththapothum unai pola thonum Idhupothum ingae enakkenna venum
Ooooooooooooooooooo…ooo
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song beautifully captures the fervent prayer and deep longing of a woman for her beloved. She begins by describing her devotional act of lighting a lamp at the revered Thenandal temple, with her sole prayer being to spend her life with the man she loves. Her world revolves around him; every sight reminds her of him, signifying that his presence is her ultimate desire and fulfillment. This establishes a tone of pure, unwavering devotion and romantic yearning.
As the song progresses, the lyrics delve into a more passionate and sensual expression of her love. She describes her attire feeling like a burden, her body swaying with desire, and her beauty wilting in anticipation, all metaphors for her intense physical longing for union. The imagery of spreading a mat to sing songs and the powerful metaphor of two snakes uniting vividly convey her desire for intimacy. Her love is portrayed as a crescent moon of desire destined to grow into a full moon, and without him, even the comforting moon feels like the harsh summer sun, underscoring her complete emotional and physical dependence on her beloved.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thenandal Koyilukku?
Thenandal Koyilukku is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Thenandal Koyilukku from?
The song Thenandal Koyilukku is featured in the movie Naagam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thenandal Koyilukku?
The lyrics for Thenandal Koyilukku were written by Vaali with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Thenandal Koyilukku lyrics?
Yes! Thenandal Koyilukku lyrics from Naagam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thenandal Koyilukku lyrics?
This song beautifully captures the fervent prayer and deep longing of a woman for her beloved. She begins by describing her devotional act of lighting a lamp at the revered Thenandal temple, with her sole prayer being to spend her life with the man she loves. Her world revolves around him; every sight reminds her of him, signifying that his presence is her ultimate desire and fulfillment. This establishes a tone of pure, unwavering devotion and romantic yearning. As the song progresses, the lyrics delve into a more passionate and sensual expression of her love. She describes her attire feeling like a burden, her body swaying with desire, and her beauty wilting in anticipation, all metaphors for her intense physical longing for union. The imagery of spreading a mat to sing songs and the powerful metaphor of two snakes uniting vividly convey her desire for intimacy. Her love is portrayed as a crescent moon of desire destined to grow into a full moon, and without him, even the comforting moon feels like the harsh summer sun, underscoring her complete emotional and physical dependence on her beloved.
