Therke Veesum Lyrics
From the movie Kolangal
Therke Veesum Song Lyrics is the track from Kolangal Tamil Film – 1995, Starring Jayaram, Khusbhu Sundar, Raghuvaran, Raja, Kasturi Shankar, Sarath Babu, Vaishnavi, Sanghavi, K R Vijaya, Sundarrajan. This song was sung by அருண்மொழி மற்றும் லேஹா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Therkkae veesum thendral Mandram vandhu sonna sedhi enna
Sollu sollu
Kattil paadam katru kolla Thendral solli sendradhadhai
Sollu sollu
Enna vendum ennai kel neeyae
Poda vendum pattu poom paayae
Innum yaedho yaedho thaevai Nee sollu sollu
Therkkae veesum thendral Mandram vandhu sonna sedhi enna
Sollu sollu
Kattil paadam katru kolla Thendral solli sendradhadhai
Sollu sollu
Anbinil vandhu vaadaiyum Aasai kanal moottum
Chandhiran sooriyanum indru Maari ennai vaattum
Kaadhal noi vandha podhu Kaatrai nee vidu thoodhu
Neerai thaandi Neechal idaadhu meenae
Paayai pottum Thookkangal yedhu maanae
Naalum pozhudhum Nee thaan neenga koodaadhae
Therkkae veesum thendral Mandram vandhu sonna sedhi enna
Sollu sollu
Kattil paadam katru kolla Thendral solli sendradhadhai
Sollu sollu
Kannanin koodal Indha aalilaiyil saaya
Gangaiyin neeralai indru Aadhi andham paaya
Ketkum vaeinguzhal osai Koorum manmadhan baashai
Kodai naalil Kaaman vizhaavaa indru
Kaigal korthu Naalum ulaava sendru
Raadhai kannil kanden Kaadhal raajangam
Therkkae veesum thendral Mandram vandhu sonna sedhi enna
Sollu sollu
Kattil paadam katru kolla Thendral solli sendradhadhai
Sollu sollu
Enna vendum ennai kel neeyae
Poda vendum pattu poom paayae
Innum yaedho yaedho thaevai Nee sollu sollu
Therkkae veesum thendral Mandram vandhu sonna sedhi enna
Sollu sollu
Kattil paadam katru kolla Thendral solli sendradhadhai
Sollu sollu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Therke Veesum Thendral," from the movie 'Kolangal,' is a passionate romantic duet that uses the gentle south breeze as a metaphor for conveying intimate desires and longing between lovers. The lyrics playfully inquire about the "news" the breeze brings, hinting at the unspoken lessons of love and physical intimacy. The recurring theme emphasizes a deep yearning for union, with one partner urging the other to express their desires openly, promising to fulfill them. The imagery of spreading a "silken floral mat" further underscores the anticipation of a romantic encounter.
As the song progresses, the intensity of love's "sickness" is described, where even natural elements like the wind and celestial bodies seem to conspire in their torment, fueling their desire. Mythological references to Krishna and Radha, and the sacred rivers like Ganga, elevate their love to a divine and eternal plane, suggesting a union that is both profound and all-encompassing. The song beautifully captures the essence of blossoming love, the excitement of shared intimacy, and the profound connection between two souls, making it a classic romantic anthem.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Therke Veesum?
Therke Veesum is sung by அருண்மொழி மற்றும் லேஹா.
Which movie is Therke Veesum from?
The song Therke Veesum is featured in the movie Kolangal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Therke Veesum?
The lyrics for Therke Veesum were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Therke Veesum lyrics?
Yes! Therke Veesum lyrics from Kolangal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Therke Veesum lyrics?
This song, "Therke Veesum Thendral," from the movie 'Kolangal,' is a passionate romantic duet that uses the gentle south breeze as a metaphor for conveying intimate desires and longing between lovers. The lyrics playfully inquire about the "news" the breeze brings, hinting at the unspoken lessons of love and physical intimacy. The recurring theme emphasizes a deep yearning for union, with one partner urging the other to express their desires openly, promising to fulfill them. The imagery of spreading a "silken floral mat" further underscores the anticipation of a romantic encounter. As the song progresses, the intensity of love's "sickness" is described, where even natural elements like the wind and celestial bodies seem to conspire in their torment, fueling their desire. Mythological references to Krishna and Radha, and the sacred rivers like Ganga, elevate their love to a divine and eternal plane, suggesting a union that is both profound and all-encompassing. The song beautifully captures the essence of blossoming love, the excitement of shared intimacy, and the profound connection between two souls, making it a classic romantic anthem.