Unakkul Naane Lyrics
From the movie Pachaikili Muthucharam
Unakkul Naane Song Lyrics is the track from Pachaikili Muthucharam Tamil Film – 2007, Starring R. Sarathkumar, Jyothika, Andrea Jeremiah, Milind Soman, VTV Ganesh, Cool Suresh, Gautham Vasudev Menon, Veera Bahu, Avishek Karthik, Rohini. This song was sung by பாம்பே ஜெயஸ்ரீ, மது ஸ்ரீ. The music was composed by Harris Jayaraj. Lyrics works penned by Rohini.
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Minnum panisaral un nenjil sernthalae Kannil unnai vaithu pen thaithu kondalae
Vennila thuvin than kaadhal sonnalae Malligai vaasam un pechil kandalae
Pon maan ivala… Un vaanavila…
Un vaan ivala… Un vaanavila…
Unnakkul naanae urughum iravil Ullathai naan sollava…
Maruvum manathin ragasiya araiyil Othigai paarthida vaa…
Sirugha sirugha unnil…yennai Tholaithu mozhi sollava…
Sollal…sollum yennai vaattum Ranamum thean allava…
Unnakkul naanae urughum iravil Ullathai naan sollava…
Yenno nam poi vaarthayethaan Yenn athil un en mounamae thaan
Uthattil sirrippai thanthaai… Manathil ganathai thanthaai…
Oru murai unnai yenakkendru, swasikkavaa…
Marumurai unnai puthithaaga, swasikkavaa…
Unnakkul naanae urughum iravil Ullathai naan sollava…
Maruvum manathin ragasiya araiyil Othigai paarthida vaa…
Oo… Oo…
Theepol theanpolsalanamaethaan Mathiyinum…nimmathi sidhaiyavaethaan
Nizhalai vittu sendrayae… Ninaivai vetti sendrayae…
Ini oru piravi unnodu… vaazhndhidavaa…
Athu varai yennai kaatrodu serthidavaa…
Unnakkul naanae urughum iravil Ullathai naan sollava…
Maruvum manathin ragasiya araiyil Othigai paarthida vaa…
Sirugha sirugha unnil…yennai Tholaithu mozhi sollava…
Sollal…sollum yennai vaattum Ranamum thean allava…
Ranamum thean allava… Ranamum thean allava…
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Unakkul Naane" from "Pachaikili Muthucharam" is a poignant exploration of deep, often unrequited or complicated love. The lyrics convey a sense of longing, vulnerability, and a desire for profound connection. The protagonist expresses a yearning to fully immerse herself in the beloved, to share her innermost feelings, and to find solace even in the pain caused by this love, likening the 'wound' to honey. The imagery of melting in the night and rehearsing feelings in a secret chamber highlights the intimacy and hidden nature of these emotions.
The song also touches upon themes of deception and emotional burden, where the beloved's actions bring both joy (a smile) and sorrow (a burden to the heart). There's a struggle between wanting to breathe for oneself and wanting to be consumed by the other, suggesting a complex relationship dynamic. The later verses reflect a sense of abandonment and shattered peace, leading to a desperate wish for reincarnation to be with the beloved, or to simply dissipate into the wind, emphasizing the depth of despair and unwavering devotion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Unakkul Naane?
Unakkul Naane is sung by பாம்பே ஜெயஸ்ரீ, மது ஸ்ரீ.
Which movie is Unakkul Naane from?
The song Unakkul Naane is featured in the movie Pachaikili Muthucharam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Unakkul Naane?
The lyrics for Unakkul Naane were written by Rohini with music composed by Harris Jayaraj.
Is English translation available for Unakkul Naane lyrics?
Yes! Unakkul Naane lyrics from Pachaikili Muthucharam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Unakkul Naane lyrics?
The song "Unakkul Naane" from "Pachaikili Muthucharam" is a poignant exploration of deep, often unrequited or complicated love. The lyrics convey a sense of longing, vulnerability, and a desire for profound connection. The protagonist expresses a yearning to fully immerse herself in the beloved, to share her innermost feelings, and to find solace even in the pain caused by this love, likening the 'wound' to honey. The imagery of melting in the night and rehearsing feelings in a secret chamber highlights the intimacy and hidden nature of these emotions. The song also touches upon themes of deception and emotional burden, where the beloved's actions bring both joy (a smile) and sorrow (a burden to the heart). There's a struggle between wanting to breathe for oneself and wanting to be consumed by the other, suggesting a complex relationship dynamic. The later verses reflect a sense of abandonment and shattered peace, leading to a desperate wish for reincarnation to be with the beloved, or to simply dissipate into the wind, emphasizing the depth of despair and unwavering devotion.