Thoranthu Lyrics
From the movie Palaivana Rojakkal
Thoranthu Song Lyrics is the track from Palaivana Rojakkal Tamil Film – 1986, Starring Sathyaraj, Lakshmi, Nalini, Prabhu. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெயராம் மற்றும் குழு. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Gangai Amaran.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Thorandhu veikkuren Manasu muzhukka nee va maama
Oru virunthu veikkuren Eduthu thinganum nee thaan maama
Thorandhu veikkuren Manasu muzhukka nee va maama
Oru virunthu veikkuren Eduthu thinganum nee thaan maama
Sathiyatha vittudunga Paavam illa thottudunga
Paayasatha oothikunga Paal irukku serthukkunga
Thorandhu veikkuren Manasu muzhukka nee va maama
Oru virunthu veikkuren Eduthu thinganum nee thaan maama
Sooda kothikkira veiyyil kaalam Paadaa paduthuthae enna kolam
Veetula kadhavu Saathi irukkudhu
Potta thuni mani Aalai ilukkuthu
Venaanu vittutu aada vaarum Nee vaannu koopittu konja neram
Kaiyila visuri Thooki visuranum
Andha sugathula Kannu asaranum
Vendamunnu solliputtaa aa aa haan Vendamunnu solliputtaa
Pen pillai enna seiyum maama maama Thoranthu veikkuren Chorus : Aahaang
Thorandhu veikkuren Manasu muzhukka nee va maama
Oru virunthu veikkuren Eduthu thinganum nee thaan maama
Potta mudhalukku bangam illa Idha pola tholizhum thaan engum illa
Vattiyum mudhalum Pooti kidakkudhu
Puttiyum kuttiyum Pakkam irukkudhu
Indha thozhilukku variyum illa Adha yen thaan podalunnu theriyavilla
Alli kodukkira Kudisai thozhilu
Solli kudukkiren Padichu pazhagu
Santhegam vanthutta aa haa haan Santhegam vanthutta
Naan theerthu vaikkatta Maama maama thoranthu veikkuren
Thorandhu veikkuren Manasu muzhukka nee va maama
Oru virunthu veikkuren Eduthu thinganum nee thaan maama
Sathiyatha vittudunga Paavam illa thottudunga
Paayasatha oothikunga Paal irukku serthukkunga
Thorandhu veikkuren Manasu muzhukka nee va maama
Oru virunthu veikkuren Eduthu thinganum nee thaan maama
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Thoranthu," from the 1986 film 'Palaivana Rojakkal,' is a playful and overtly suggestive invitation from a woman to a man. Through a series of alluring metaphors, she expresses her desire and readiness for intimacy. She likens her heart and her offerings to a "feast" that he must partake in, urging him to abandon his inhibitions and embrace the moment. The lyrics cleverly use domestic imagery like "closed doors" and "enticing clothes" to paint a picture of a private, passionate encounter, promising comfort and pleasure.
The song further extends its suggestive nature by comparing their potential union to a profitable "business" or "cottage industry" that yields abundant returns without any "tax." This economic metaphor playfully underscores the idea of a mutually beneficial and pleasurable exchange. The woman positions herself as a willing guide, ready to teach and clarify any doubts, reinforcing her proactive role in initiating the romantic encounter. The overall mood is one of bold seduction, playful teasing, and an open invitation to explore a passionate connection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thoranthu?
Thoranthu is sung by வாணி ஜெயராம் மற்றும் குழு.
Which movie is Thoranthu from?
The song Thoranthu is featured in the movie Palaivana Rojakkal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thoranthu?
The lyrics for Thoranthu were written by Gangai Amaran with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Thoranthu lyrics?
Yes! Thoranthu lyrics from Palaivana Rojakkal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thoranthu lyrics?
This song, "Thoranthu," from the 1986 film 'Palaivana Rojakkal,' is a playful and overtly suggestive invitation from a woman to a man. Through a series of alluring metaphors, she expresses her desire and readiness for intimacy. She likens her heart and her offerings to a "feast" that he must partake in, urging him to abandon his inhibitions and embrace the moment. The lyrics cleverly use domestic imagery like "closed doors" and "enticing clothes" to paint a picture of a private, passionate encounter, promising comfort and pleasure. The song further extends its suggestive nature by comparing their potential union to a profitable "business" or "cottage industry" that yields abundant returns without any "tax." This economic metaphor playfully underscores the idea of a mutually beneficial and pleasurable exchange. The woman positions herself as a willing guide, ready to teach and clarify any doubts, reinforcing her proactive role in initiating the romantic encounter. The overall mood is one of bold seduction, playful teasing, and an open invitation to explore a passionate connection.
