Uchi Malaiyil Lyrics
From the movie Kazhugumalai Kallan
Uchi Malaiyil Song Lyrics is the track from Kazhugumalai Kallan Tamil Film – 1988, Starring Charan Raj, Rekha, Disco Shanti, Sathyaraj, Radha Ravi, Nalini, Marthandam. This song was sung by மனோ மற்றும் வாணி ஜெயராம். The music was composed by Chandrabose. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Oooho oooooooooho Ooooooooooooo
Uchchi malaiyil oor irukka Oorukulla thaer irukka
Thaerukkoru raasanaththaan thedumpothu Vekkam vittu koopidumaa poonthaeru
Thaerukkoru raasaa nee vaeraaru
Uchchi malaiyil oor irukka Oorukulla thaer irukka
Thaeru oru raasanaththaan thaedumpothu Thaedugira raasaavum naanalla
Kaaranaththa ennavendru naan solla
Thaththura thoththura chiththira chittu Thottaal enna thoshamaa
Oththaiyil nikkaiyil meththaiyil ittu Muththaadinaal paavamaa
Vettaveli pottalilaeaeaeae…ooo Vettaveli pottalilae sutterikkum kaanalilae
Thanni kudikka enniyirukkum Maanukkoru mayakkamaa
Uchchi malaiyil oor irukka Oorukulla thaer irukka
Thaerukkoru raasanaththaan thedumpothu Thaedugira raasaavum naanalla
Kaaranaththa ennavendru naan solla
Ippavum eppavum uppalam thannil Papaali thaan kaaikkumaa
Enniya ennamum enniya vannam Ellaarkkumthaan vaaikkumaa
Nattanadu neththiyilaeaeae…ae… Nattanadu neththiyilae pottezhuthi vachchavala
Kollaiyadikka kallan irukka Kaalam vanthu thadukkumaa
Uchchi malaiyil oor irukka Oorukulla thaer irukka
Thaeru oru raasanaththaan thaedumpothu Thaedugira raasaavum naanalla
Kaaranaththa ennavendru naan solla
Uchchi malaiyil oor irukka Oorukulla thaer irukka
Thaerukkoru raasanaththaan thedumpothu Vekkam vittu koopidumaa poonthaeru
Thaerukkoru raasaa nee vaeraaru
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a classic romantic duet, portraying a playful yet profound exchange between a man and a woman. The female voice, using the metaphor of a flower-chariot seeking its king, boldly expresses her desire and readiness for love, questioning why shyness should hold back an open invitation. She hints at the naturalness of intimacy and the futility of denying innate desires, comparing it to a deer's instinctive thirst in a mirage.
The male voice, in contrast, adopts a more cautious or perhaps teasing stance. He acknowledges her invitation but claims not to be the king she seeks, hinting at complexities or playing hard to get. He uses philosophical questions about the unpredictability of life and desires, questioning if all wishes come true or if certain things are destined. His lines suggest a contemplation of fate and the right moment, even as he acknowledges the allure of the woman's beauty and the inevitability of desire.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Uchi Malaiyil?
Uchi Malaiyil is sung by மனோ மற்றும் வாணி ஜெயராம்.
Which movie is Uchi Malaiyil from?
The song Uchi Malaiyil is featured in the movie Kazhugumalai Kallan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Uchi Malaiyil?
The lyrics for Uchi Malaiyil were written by Vaali with music composed by Chandrabose.
Is English translation available for Uchi Malaiyil lyrics?
Yes! Uchi Malaiyil lyrics from Kazhugumalai Kallan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Uchi Malaiyil lyrics?
This song is a classic romantic duet, portraying a playful yet profound exchange between a man and a woman. The female voice, using the metaphor of a flower-chariot seeking its king, boldly expresses her desire and readiness for love, questioning why shyness should hold back an open invitation. She hints at the naturalness of intimacy and the futility of denying innate desires, comparing it to a deer's instinctive thirst in a mirage. The male voice, in contrast, adopts a more cautious or perhaps teasing stance. He acknowledges her invitation but claims not to be the king she seeks, hinting at complexities or playing hard to get. He uses philosophical questions about the unpredictability of life and desires, questioning if all wishes come true or if certain things are destined. His lines suggest a contemplation of fate and the right moment, even as he acknowledges the allure of the woman's beauty and the inevitability of desire.
