Ulundhu Vithakkaiyilae Cover Art

Ulundhu Vithakkaiyilae Lyrics

From the movie Mudhalvan

Ulundhu Vithakkaiyilae Song Lyrics is the track from Mudhalvan Tamil Film – 1999, Starring Arjun Sarja, Raghuvaran, Manisha Koirala, Manivannan, Vadivelu, Laila, Kalairani, Vijayakumar, Cochin Haneefa, Fathima Babu. This song was sung by ஸ்வா்ணலதா. The music was composed by A. R. Rahman. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

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Music DirectorA. R. Rahman
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LyricistVairamuthu

Singers

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Singerஸ்வா்ணலதா

Star Cast

{Hey lae lae hey hey hey Hey hey hey lae hey lae hey} (2)

{Ulundhu vedhakkayilae Suththi oodha kaathu adikkayilae
Naan appanukku kanji kondu Aathumedu thaandi ponen
Kanda nalla nalla sagunathil Nenjukkuzhi poothu ponen} (2)

Vekkappadappil kavuli kaththa Valadhu pakkam garudan koththa
Theruvoram nerakudam paarkkavum Manichaththam ketkavum aanadhae

Oru pookkaari yedhukka vara Pasum paalmaadu kadakkiradhae
Ini yennaaghumo yedhaaghumo Indha sirukki vazhiyil
Deivam pugundhu varam tharumo

Ulundhu vedhakkayilae Suththi oodha kaathu adikkayilae
Naan appanukku kanji kondu Aathumedu thaandi ponen
Kanda nalla nalla sagunathil Nenjukkuzhi poothu ponen

{Anichcha malar azhagae Achchu achchu vella pechazhagae
En kannukkulla koodu katti Kaadhukkulla koovum kuyilae
Nee ettiyetti pogayila Vittuvittu pogum uyirae} (2)

Oru thadava izhuththu anachabadi Uyir moocha niruthu kanmaniyae
Un mudhugu tholachi veliyera Innum konjam irukku yennavanae

Mazhai adikkum siru pechu Veyil adikkum maru paarva
Odambu mannil pudhaiyira varaiyil Udan vara koodumo

Usur yennoda irukkaiyila Nee mannodu povadhengae
Ada unsevanae naan illaiyaa Kolla vandha maranam kooda kolambum aiyaa

Kurukku chiruthavalae Enna kungumathil karachavalae
Nenjil manja thechi kulikkayil Enna konjam poosu thaayae
Kolusukku maniyaaga Enna konjam maathu thaayae

Oru kannil neer kasiya Udhattu vazhi usir kasiya
Onnaala sila murai irakkavum Sila murai pirakkavum aanadhae

Ada aaththoda vizhundha yela Andha aaththoda povadhu pol
Nenju onnodudhaan pinnodudhae Ada kaalam marandhu
Kaattu maramum pookkiradhae

Kurukku chiruthavalae Enna kungumathil karachavalae
Nenjil manja thechi kulikkayil Enna konjam
Poosuvaiiyaa…

Kolusukku maniyaaga Enna konjam
Maathuvaiiyaa…

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Song Meaning & Analysis

The song "Ulundhu Vithakkaiyilae" from 'Mudhalvan' is a vibrant and poetic expression of burgeoning love, set against a rustic, rural backdrop. The lyrics, penned by Vairamuthu, beautifully capture the innocence and excitement of a young woman experiencing the first stirrings of romance. The initial verses describe her journey to deliver food to her father, encountering a series of auspicious omens – a chirping lizard, an eagle, a full pot, a flower seller, and a milk cow – all of which fill her heart with a sense of blossoming hope and anticipation for a divine blessing in her love life. This imagery grounds the song in traditional Tamil cultural beliefs surrounding good fortune and destiny.

As the song progresses, the lyrics shift to a direct address to her beloved, using rich metaphors to describe his captivating beauty and the profound impact he has on her. She compares his charm to the delicate Anicham flower and his words to sweet jaggery, expressing how his presence brings her life and his absence causes her pain. The intensity of her love is conveyed through hyperbolic declarations, wishing to be so intertwined with him that she "pierces through his back" or to be with him until death. The song culminates in a plea for eternal togetherness and a desire to be an intimate part of his daily life, like vermilion on his chest or a bead on his anklet, signifying a deep, all-consuming devotion that transcends time and even confuses death itself.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Ulundhu Vithakkaiyilae?

Ulundhu Vithakkaiyilae is sung by ஸ்வா்ணலதா.

Which movie is Ulundhu Vithakkaiyilae from?

The song Ulundhu Vithakkaiyilae is featured in the movie Mudhalvan.

Who wrote the lyrics for Ulundhu Vithakkaiyilae?

The lyrics for Ulundhu Vithakkaiyilae were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by A. R. Rahman.

Is English translation available for Ulundhu Vithakkaiyilae lyrics?

Yes! Ulundhu Vithakkaiyilae lyrics from Mudhalvan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Ulundhu Vithakkaiyilae lyrics?

The song "Ulundhu Vithakkaiyilae" from 'Mudhalvan' is a vibrant and poetic expression of burgeoning love, set against a rustic, rural backdrop. The lyrics, penned by Vairamuthu, beautifully capture the innocence and excitement of a young woman experiencing the first stirrings of romance. The initial verses describe her journey to deliver food to her father, encountering a series of auspicious omens – a chirping lizard, an eagle, a full pot, a flower seller, and a milk cow – all of which fill her heart with a sense of blossoming hope and anticipation for a divine blessing in her love life. This imagery grounds the song in traditional Tamil cultural beliefs surrounding good fortune and destiny. As the song progresses, the lyrics shift to a direct address to her beloved, using rich metaphors to describe his captivating beauty and the profound impact he has on her. She compares his charm to the delicate Anicham flower and his words to sweet jaggery, expressing how his presence brings her life and his absence causes her pain. The intensity of her love is conveyed through hyperbolic declarations, wishing to be so intertwined with him that she "pierces through his back" or to be with him until death. The song culminates in a plea for eternal togetherness and a desire to be an intimate part of his daily life, like vermilion on his chest or a bead on his anklet, signifying a deep, all-consuming devotion that transcends time and even confuses death itself.

Song Details

Song NameUlundhu Vithakkaiyilae
Singersஸ்வா்ணலதா
LyricistVairamuthu
LanguageTamil

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