Thennangkeetrum Thendral Lyrics
From the movie Mudivalla Arambam
Thennangkeetrum Thendral Song Lyrics is the track from Mudivalla Arambam Tamil Film – 1984, Starring Rajesh, Jyothi, Sarath Babu, Kumarimuthu, Haja Sheriff. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா மற்றும் மலேசியா வாசுதேவன். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Thennangkeetrum thendral kaattrum Kai kulungum kaalamadi
Thennangkeetrum thendral kaattrum Kai kulungum kaalamadi
Vaanampaadi jodi saerum naeramadi Aasaikalo kodi
Thennangkeetrum thendral kaattrum Kai kulungum kaalamadi
Kai kulungum kaalamadi
Nee vachcha poove mullaa kuththumpthu
Poo potta paayae sooda pochchu paaru
Yaen intha thaabam aalaana paavam
Nee theendum naeram thaabangal theerum
Vannaaththi paaraikku Poe varuvom naalaikku
Pogum vazhi pooththirukkum Poovellam yaarkku
Thennangkeetrum thendral kaattrum Kai kulungum kaalamadi
Vaanampaadi jodi saerum naeramadi Aasaikalo kodi
Thennangkeetrum thendral kaattrum Kai kulungum kaalamadi
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Poovaadai kaaththae nenjukullae veesu
Aalanaa poovae kaadhil vanthu pesu
Palanaalaa kaaththu pasiyaachchu maama
Padhamaana muththam parimaaralaama
Tholoda thol saera kaamanukkum vaayoora Tholoda thol saera kaamanukkum vaayoora
Thaenukullae meen rendum Aanai mattum neerada
Laala lalaa laala la laa
Thennangkeetrum thendral kaattrum Kai kulungum kaalamadi
Thennangkeetrum Thendral kaattrum
Kai kulungum Kaalamadi
Vaanampaadi Jodi saerum
Naeramadi Aasaikalo kodi
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Thennangkeetrum Thendral', is a quintessential romantic duet from the 1984 Tamil film 'Mudivalla Arambam', beautifully capturing the blossoming of love and desire. The lyrics, penned by Vairamuthu, use vivid natural imagery like coconut fronds, gentle breezes, and skylarks pairing up to symbolize the tender and passionate phase of a new relationship. The recurring phrase "It's a time for intertwining hands" sets a mood of intimacy and connection, suggesting a period ripe for love and affection where desires are boundless.
The song progresses from gentle longing to overt expressions of passion. The lines about a flower pricking like a thorn and a flower-adorned mat becoming hot metaphorically convey the intensity of unfulfilled desire and restlessness. The lovers yearn for each other's touch to quell their 'plight of growing up' and their deep yearnings. The playful invitation to visit 'butterfly rock' and the imagery of 'two fish swimming in honey' further emphasize their desire for complete immersion in each other's love, culminating in a passionate embrace that even the God of Love, Kama, would envy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thennangkeetrum Thendral?
Thennangkeetrum Thendral is sung by பி. சுசீலா மற்றும் மலேசியா வாசுதேவன்.
Which movie is Thennangkeetrum Thendral from?
The song Thennangkeetrum Thendral is featured in the movie Mudivalla Arambam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thennangkeetrum Thendral?
The lyrics for Thennangkeetrum Thendral were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Thennangkeetrum Thendral lyrics?
Yes! Thennangkeetrum Thendral lyrics from Mudivalla Arambam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thennangkeetrum Thendral lyrics?
This song, 'Thennangkeetrum Thendral', is a quintessential romantic duet from the 1984 Tamil film 'Mudivalla Arambam', beautifully capturing the blossoming of love and desire. The lyrics, penned by Vairamuthu, use vivid natural imagery like coconut fronds, gentle breezes, and skylarks pairing up to symbolize the tender and passionate phase of a new relationship. The recurring phrase "It's a time for intertwining hands" sets a mood of intimacy and connection, suggesting a period ripe for love and affection where desires are boundless. The song progresses from gentle longing to overt expressions of passion. The lines about a flower pricking like a thorn and a flower-adorned mat becoming hot metaphorically convey the intensity of unfulfilled desire and restlessness. The lovers yearn for each other's touch to quell their 'plight of growing up' and their deep yearnings. The playful invitation to visit 'butterfly rock' and the imagery of 'two fish swimming in honey' further emphasize their desire for complete immersion in each other's love, culminating in a passionate embrace that even the God of Love, Kama, would envy.
