Thulli Thulli Varum Chella Pillai Lyrics
From the movie Anna Nee En Deivam
Thulli Thulli Varum Chella Pillai Song Lyrics is the track from Anna Nee En Deivam Tamil Film – 1970. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Ambikapathi.
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{Aaararari rooo} (2)
Thulli thulli varum Chella pillai idhu ellorum paarungadi
Thanga thottil katti pattu methaiyittu Thaalaattu paadungadi
Thulli thulli varum Chella pillai idhu ellorum paarungadi
Thanga thottil katti pattu methaiyittu Thaalaattu paadungadi
Unnaamal viradhamo Oottinaal vilagumo
Unnaamal viradhamo Oottinaal vilagumo
Alli vaithu velli sanghil Paalum thaenum oottavo
Thulli thulli varum Chella pillai idhu ellorum paarungadi
Thanga thottil katti pattu methaiyittu Thaalaattu paadungadi
{Thandhana thannaa Thandhana thannaa
Thandhana thannaa Thandhana thannaa} (2)
Sendhoora poo vandhu Seeraattum pillaikku
Thanga nadai vandi poottu Sendhoora poo vandhu
Seeraattum pillaikku Thanga nadai vandi poottu
Thanga nadai vandi poottu
Jillendru kaattrodu Mellundru nee vandhu
Singaaram yen kannil kaattu Jillendru kaattrodu
Mellundru nee vandhu Singaaram yen kannil kaattu
Kaarthigai dheepamo Kangalil thondrumo
Vinnilaadum velli meengal Maalaiyaakki soottavo
Thulli thulli varum Chella pillai idhu ellorum paarungadi
Thanga thottil katti pattu methaiyittu Thaalaattu paadungadi
Kasthoori maan kutti Kannukku mai ittu
Poo chootti paarungadi Poo chootti paarungadi
Ven pattu pon maeni Kan pattu pogaadho
En ullam thaangaadhadi
Pournami nilavilae Paavai en madiyilae
Neela kangal valarum podhu Paarthu paarthu rasikkavo
{Thandhana thannaa Thandhana thannaa
Thandhana thannaa Thandhana thannaa} (2)
Whistling :
Mangaadha ponnondru Maamaavin pennundu
Naalaikku kalyaanamaam Naalaikku kalyaanamaam
Maappillai kolathil Melathil naadhathil
Oorkolam santhoshamaa Innumaen kobamo
Endru thaan theerumo Kaadhal dhevi kannil paesi
Virundhu thandhaal thaniyumo
Thulli thulli varum Chella pillai idhu ellorum paarungadi
Thanga thottil katti pattu methaiyittu Thaalaattu paadungadi
{Thandhana thannaa Thandhana thannaa
Thandhana thannaa Thandhana thannaa} (2)
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Thulli Thulli Varum Chella Pillai" is a beautiful lullaby and a celebration of a beloved child. The initial verses are a tender invitation for everyone to admire the bouncing, dear child, suggesting a golden cradle and silk mattress for comfort, and urging them to sing lullabies. The lyrics express a mother's (or caregiver's) deep affection, wondering if the child is fasting, and offering milk and honey in a silver conch, highlighting the desire to nourish and cherish the little one. The imagery evokes a sense of warmth, protection, and boundless love for the innocent child.
As the song progresses, it shifts slightly, incorporating elements of a young girl's growth and future. It speaks of a "vermilion flower" pampering the child, suggesting blessings and care, and even mentions a golden walker. The lyrics then transition to a more romantic or hopeful tone, possibly hinting at the child's future or a parallel narrative within the movie. The mention of a "musk deer fawn" and protecting it from the evil eye, along with admiring the child's blue eyes under the full moon, reinforces the theme of adoration. The later verses, with references to a wedding and a groom, suggest a narrative progression, perhaps from infancy to a future union, or a dual interpretation where the child's innocence is juxtaposed with a romantic longing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thulli Thulli Varum Chella Pillai?
Thulli Thulli Varum Chella Pillai is sung by பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Thulli Thulli Varum Chella Pillai from?
The song Thulli Thulli Varum Chella Pillai is featured in the movie Anna Nee En Deivam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thulli Thulli Varum Chella Pillai?
The lyrics for Thulli Thulli Varum Chella Pillai were written by Ambikapathi with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Thulli Thulli Varum Chella Pillai lyrics?
Yes! Thulli Thulli Varum Chella Pillai lyrics from Anna Nee En Deivam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thulli Thulli Varum Chella Pillai lyrics?
The song "Thulli Thulli Varum Chella Pillai" is a beautiful lullaby and a celebration of a beloved child. The initial verses are a tender invitation for everyone to admire the bouncing, dear child, suggesting a golden cradle and silk mattress for comfort, and urging them to sing lullabies. The lyrics express a mother's (or caregiver's) deep affection, wondering if the child is fasting, and offering milk and honey in a silver conch, highlighting the desire to nourish and cherish the little one. The imagery evokes a sense of warmth, protection, and boundless love for the innocent child. As the song progresses, it shifts slightly, incorporating elements of a young girl's growth and future. It speaks of a "vermilion flower" pampering the child, suggesting blessings and care, and even mentions a golden walker. The lyrics then transition to a more romantic or hopeful tone, possibly hinting at the child's future or a parallel narrative within the movie. The mention of a "musk deer fawn" and protecting it from the evil eye, along with admiring the child's blue eyes under the full moon, reinforces the theme of adoration. The later verses, with references to a wedding and a groom, suggest a narrative progression, perhaps from infancy to a future union, or a dual interpretation where the child's innocence is juxtaposed with a romantic longing.
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