Therinjukitten Vishayam Cover Art

Therinjukitten Vishayam Lyrics

From the movie Ashok Kumar

Therinjukitten Vishayam Song Lyrics is the track from Ashok Kumar Tamil Film – 1941, Starring Chittoor V. Nagayya, P. Kannamba, T. V. Kumudhini, N. S. Krishnan, M. G. Ramachandran, Ranjan, Nagercoil Mahadevan, M. K. Thyagaraja Bhagavathar, T. A. Madhuram. This song was sung by என். எஸ். கிருஷ்ணன். The music was composed by Alandur Sivasubramaniyam. Lyrics works penned by Udumalai Narayanakavi.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Singers

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Singerஎன். எஸ். கிருஷ்ணன்

Therinjukitten Vishayam purinjukitten
Thelivaaga kaadhal innadhinnu Therinjukitten
Vishayam purinjukitten Thelivaaga kaadhal innadhinnu

Kangal rendum Karnam podudhu
Katti pidikka Manamum varudhu
Kannae kaniyae Kani rasamae yena
Unnai kooppida Venumengudhu

Muthandhaa muthandhaa Muthandhaa
Ini muzhumogamae Enakkoru muthandhaa

Therinjukitten Vishayam purinjukitten
Thelivaaga kaadhal innadhinnu

Pithaasai yaagudhae Nathaasai meerudhae
Paesa paesa kaamaasaiyum Perugudhae
Paedaikkuyilae Maada puraavae unai
Koodidavae manam Naadidudhae idhai

Therinjukitten Vishayam purinjukitten
Thelivaaga kaadhal innadhinnu

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song, "Therinjukitten Vishayam" from the 1941 film 'Ashok Kumar', is a vibrant expression of newfound love and desire. The lyrics capture the exhilarating moment of realization when one truly understands the essence of romantic love. The protagonist articulates a profound shift in perception, acknowledging love not just as an abstract concept but as a tangible, overwhelming emotion that affects both mind and body. The repeated declaration "I have understood, I have grasped the matter, clearly what love truly is" serves as a joyful affirmation of this awakening.

The song delves into the physical and emotional manifestations of this love. The imagery of "eyes doing somersaults" and the heart yearning for an embrace vividly portrays the intense excitement and longing. The protagonist's desire to use endearing terms like "darling, sweet fruit, essence" highlights the deep affection and adoration. The explicit request for a kiss and the admission that passion grows with every conversation ("my longing turns to madness, desire for union overflows") underscore the raw, uninhibited nature of this burgeoning romance. It's a classic portrayal of early cinematic romance, filled with direct expressions of affection and a sense of joyous surrender to love's powerful pull.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Therinjukitten Vishayam?

Therinjukitten Vishayam is sung by என். எஸ். கிருஷ்ணன்.

Which movie is Therinjukitten Vishayam from?

The song Therinjukitten Vishayam is featured in the movie Ashok Kumar.

Who wrote the lyrics for Therinjukitten Vishayam?

The lyrics for Therinjukitten Vishayam were written by Udumalai Narayanakavi with music composed by Alandur Sivasubramaniyam.

Is English translation available for Therinjukitten Vishayam lyrics?

Yes! Therinjukitten Vishayam lyrics from Ashok Kumar include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Therinjukitten Vishayam lyrics?

This song, "Therinjukitten Vishayam" from the 1941 film 'Ashok Kumar', is a vibrant expression of newfound love and desire. The lyrics capture the exhilarating moment of realization when one truly understands the essence of romantic love. The protagonist articulates a profound shift in perception, acknowledging love not just as an abstract concept but as a tangible, overwhelming emotion that affects both mind and body. The repeated declaration "I have understood, I have grasped the matter, clearly what love truly is" serves as a joyful affirmation of this awakening. The song delves into the physical and emotional manifestations of this love. The imagery of "eyes doing somersaults" and the heart yearning for an embrace vividly portrays the intense excitement and longing. The protagonist's desire to use endearing terms like "darling, sweet fruit, essence" highlights the deep affection and adoration. The explicit request for a kiss and the admission that passion grows with every conversation ("my longing turns to madness, desire for union overflows") underscore the raw, uninhibited nature of this burgeoning romance. It's a classic portrayal of early cinematic romance, filled with direct expressions of affection and a sense of joyous surrender to love's powerful pull.

Song Details

Song NameTherinjukitten Vishayam
Singersஎன். எஸ். கிருஷ்ணன்
LyricistUdumalai Narayanakavi
LanguageTamil

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