Thinnadhey Lyrics
From the movie Parthen Rasithen
Thinnadhey Song Lyrics is the track from Parthen Rasithen Tamil Film – 2000, Starring Simran, Prashanth, Laila, Raghuvaran, Raghava Lawrence, Charle, Dhamu, Vaiyapuri, Vinu Chakravarthy, Fathima Babu. This song was sung by அனுராதா ஸ்ரீராம். The music was composed by Bharathwaj.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Thinnaathae ennai thinnaathae Thinnaathae ennai thinnaathae
Aahhaaaa…aaaaaa
Thinnaathae ennai thinnaathae Suttu vizhiyil ennai suttu thinnaathae
Nee saivam thanae pennae ennai thinnathae Jodi kannil ennai koththi
Jodi maarbil ennai kuththi kondravalae Thinnaathae ennai thinnaathae
Thinnaathae ennai thinnaathae
Cheecheecheecheecheechee Cheendaathae enna cheendaathae
Thinnuvathai vidavum inghu thinnapaduthal Innum inbam allavaaallavaa
Cheendaathae ennai cheendaathae
Penn vaadai ariyaatha Muniyaaga naanirunthen
Munthaanai poovaasam Kaati vittaayae
Oru oru oru paavam ariyaatha Poovaaga naanirunthen
Poo meedhu Petrolai ootrivittaayae
Poovukullae thee pidithaal Kothikka kothikka thaen kidaikkum
Suda suda kudithu vidu Theerntha piragum thaen surakkum
Paarvai ennum eeti pottu Kondru ennai kooru pottu
Uthattu meedhu aduppu mooti samaipavalae … Thinnaathae ennai thinnaathae
Thinnaathae ennai thinnaathae
Cheendaathae enna cheendaathae
Oru nooru peraaru Ulnaattil odugaiyil
Unn thaagam theera Enn kurudhi ketaayae
Suvaiyaaru enbaargal Suvaiezhu enben naan
Idhal konda suvai solla Maranthu vitaarae
Aaaakudalukku pasi eduthaal Unavu kodukka adangividum
Udalukku pasi eduthaal Kodukka kodukka valarnthuvidum
Vandu vizhiyil ennai kondru Sunndu viralil thunndu seithu
Maarbu sootil ennai suttu samaithavalae…
Thinnaathae ennai thinnaathae Thinnaathae ennai thinnaathae
Thinnaathae oh thinnaathae Suttu vizhiyil ennai suttu thinnaathae
Nee saivam thanae pennae ennai thinnathae Jodi kannil ennai koththi
Jodi maarbil ennai kuththi kondravalae Thinnaathae ennai thinnaathae
Thinnaathaethinnaathae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Thinnadhey" from 'Parthen Rasithen' is a highly metaphorical and playful romantic exchange between a man and a woman. The male protagonist expresses being utterly consumed by the woman's beauty and allure, using the recurring phrase "Don't eat me." He describes her gaze as fiery, her eyes as pecking, and her chest as stabbing, likening himself to prey being devoured. He humorously questions her vegetarianism given her "cannibalistic" effect on him. The woman, in turn, responds provocatively, suggesting that being "eaten" (consumed by passion) is more pleasurable than eating, thereby embracing the intensity of their attraction.
The core theme revolves around intense desire and the intoxicating power one person can hold over another. The "eating" metaphor signifies complete surrender, being overwhelmed, and losing oneself in the other's presence. The male's lyrics portray a sense of delightful torment, where he's both complaining and reveling in being captivated. The female's lines add a layer of playful seduction, acknowledging and even encouraging this passionate consumption. It's a vibrant, teasing, and deeply romantic duet that uses exaggerated imagery to convey the depth of infatuation and mutual attraction.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thinnadhey?
Thinnadhey is sung by அனுராதா ஸ்ரீராம்.
Which movie is Thinnadhey from?
The song Thinnadhey is featured in the movie Parthen Rasithen.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thinnadhey?
The lyrics for Thinnadhey were written by Unknown with music composed by Bharathwaj.
Is English translation available for Thinnadhey lyrics?
Yes! Thinnadhey lyrics from Parthen Rasithen include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thinnadhey lyrics?
The song "Thinnadhey" from 'Parthen Rasithen' is a highly metaphorical and playful romantic exchange between a man and a woman. The male protagonist expresses being utterly consumed by the woman's beauty and allure, using the recurring phrase "Don't eat me." He describes her gaze as fiery, her eyes as pecking, and her chest as stabbing, likening himself to prey being devoured. He humorously questions her vegetarianism given her "cannibalistic" effect on him. The woman, in turn, responds provocatively, suggesting that being "eaten" (consumed by passion) is more pleasurable than eating, thereby embracing the intensity of their attraction. The core theme revolves around intense desire and the intoxicating power one person can hold over another. The "eating" metaphor signifies complete surrender, being overwhelmed, and losing oneself in the other's presence. The male's lyrics portray a sense of delightful torment, where he's both complaining and reveling in being captivated. The female's lines add a layer of playful seduction, acknowledging and even encouraging this passionate consumption. It's a vibrant, teasing, and deeply romantic duet that uses exaggerated imagery to convey the depth of infatuation and mutual attraction.
