Thillaana Paattu Paadi Lyrics
From the movie Puthumai Pithan - 1957
Thillaana Paattu Paadi Song Lyrics is the track from Puthumai Pithan - 1957 Tamil Film – 1957. This song was sung by ஜே. பி. சந்திரபாபு மற்றும் ஜிக்கி. The music was composed by G. Ramanathan. Lyrics works penned by Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass.
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Music Director : G. Ramanathan
Lyricist : Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass
Humming :
Thillaana paattu paadi kulla thaaraa Ingu kullaa nee podaadhae kulla thaaraa
Thillaana paattu paadi kulla thaaraa Ingu kullaa nee podaadhae kulla thaaraa
Villaadhi villarellaam vambu kaaraa Villaadhi villarellaam vambu kaaraa
Endhan vizhiyaalae paliyaavaar vambukkaaraa Aayyayyo
Vizhiyaalae baliyaavaar vambukkaaraa
Thillaanaa… thillaanaa… Thillaana paattu paadi kulla thaaraa
Ingu kullaa nee podaadhae kulla thaaraa Aaaaaaaaaa
Andha maamunivarellaam adanginaar… Enna
Andha kaalam… Aaaaa.aa.aa.aaaeaeae…
Adhai arindhadhaal ungal vizhiyinaalae Aangal asaiya maattaar indha kaalam…
Indha kaalam Thillaana paattu paadi kulla thaaraa
Ingu kullaa nee podaadhae kulla thaaraa Thillaanaa… thillaanaa…
Thillaana paattu paadi kulla thaaraa Ingu kullaa nee podaadhae kulla thaaraa
Vaazhaippazham vaendaamennum kurangu polae Vaayaalavil paesiduvaar piragu
Vaithiyar ariyaadha paithiyam pidithaengi Valiya vandhu kaalil vizhuvaar
Aaaaa.aa.aaa.aa Villaadhi villarellaam vambu kaaraa
Endhan vizhiyaalae baliyaavaar vambukkaaraa Villaadhi villarellaam vambu kaaraa
Endhan vizhiyaalae baliyaavaar vambukkaaraa
Appadiyaa… Pinnae eppadiyaam…
Neerillaadha nilamillae nilamillaadha maramillae
Maramillaadha vidhai illae vidhai illaadha maramillae
Aanillaadha penn illae penn illaadha aanillae
Purinjidhaa
Puriyudhae… puriyudhae puriyudhae…
Malaiyaana emmanasa kulla thaaraa
Arivu uliyaalae paethuttiyae kulla thaaraa
Malaiyaana emmanasa kulla thaaraa
Arivu uliyaalae paethuttiyae kulla thaaraa
Kallaana aampillaiyum vambukkaaraa
Kallaana aampillaiyum vambukkaaraa
Kovai kaniyaalae baliyaavaar vambukkaaraa
Kaniyaalae baliyaavaar vambukkaaraa
Thillaanaa… thillaanaa… Thillaana paattu paadi aaduvomae
Naam ellorum ondraaga vaazhvome
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a playful and flirtatious exchange between a man and a woman, characteristic of early Tamil cinema. The woman, confident in her charm, asserts that even the most formidable men will fall for her gaze, comparing them to mischievous archers. She warns the man not to underestimate her, implying he's trying to be clever or 'put on a cap.' She humorously describes how men, initially boastful, will eventually succumb to her allure, likening them to a monkey refusing a banana only to later crave it, and ultimately falling at her feet with a 'madness unknown to doctors.'
The man, initially challenging her claims, eventually concedes to her charm. He uses a philosophical analogy of interdependence (no land without water, no man without woman) to explain the natural attraction. He admits that her intellect has 'chiseled' his 'mountain-like heart' and that even stone-hearted men will be swayed by her sweet words, symbolized by the 'kovai fruit.' The song concludes with a unifying call to sing, dance, and live together, encapsulating the lighthearted romantic banter and eventual mutual admiration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thillaana Paattu Paadi?
Thillaana Paattu Paadi is sung by ஜே. பி. சந்திரபாபு மற்றும் ஜிக்கி.
Which movie is Thillaana Paattu Paadi from?
The song Thillaana Paattu Paadi is featured in the movie Puthumai Pithan - 1957.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thillaana Paattu Paadi?
The lyrics for Thillaana Paattu Paadi were written by Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass with music composed by G. Ramanathan.
Is English translation available for Thillaana Paattu Paadi lyrics?
Yes! Thillaana Paattu Paadi lyrics from Puthumai Pithan - 1957 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thillaana Paattu Paadi lyrics?
This song is a playful and flirtatious exchange between a man and a woman, characteristic of early Tamil cinema. The woman, confident in her charm, asserts that even the most formidable men will fall for her gaze, comparing them to mischievous archers. She warns the man not to underestimate her, implying he's trying to be clever or 'put on a cap.' She humorously describes how men, initially boastful, will eventually succumb to her allure, likening them to a monkey refusing a banana only to later crave it, and ultimately falling at her feet with a 'madness unknown to doctors.' The man, initially challenging her claims, eventually concedes to her charm. He uses a philosophical analogy of interdependence (no land without water, no man without woman) to explain the natural attraction. He admits that her intellect has 'chiseled' his 'mountain-like heart' and that even stone-hearted men will be swayed by her sweet words, symbolized by the 'kovai fruit.' The song concludes with a unifying call to sing, dance, and live together, encapsulating the lighthearted romantic banter and eventual mutual admiration.
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