Unnai Naane Lyrics
From the movie Chinna Kuyil Paaduthu
Unnai Naane Song Lyrics is the track from Chinna Kuyil Paaduthu Tamil Film – 1987, Starring Sivakumar, K. Bhagyaraj, Tinku, Ambika, Ilavarasi, Manorama, Senthil, Cho Ramaswamy, Jeevitha, Kumarimuthu. This song was sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Unnai naanae azhaithenae… Azhaithenae… azhaithenae… azhaithenae…
Uyir nee thaan ila maanae… Ila maanae… ila maanae… ila maanae…
Unnai naanae azhaithenae… Uyir nee thaan ila maanae…
Unnai naanae azhaithenae… Uyir nee thaan ila maanae…
Paadal aayiram paadida vendum Vaazhum kaalangal thorum
Vaazhga vaazhgena thaai manam vandhu Naalum vaazhthukkal koorum
Unnai naanae azhaithenae… Uyir nee thaan ila maanae…
Soorootti naal ellaam Pasiyaara paarthadhum
Seeraatti naan unai Thol meedhu serthadhum
Yedho kanavaanadhu Yettil kadhai aanadhu
Aanaal adhan nyaabagam Nenjil nizhalaadudhu
Petredutha annai ival Vinnil irukka
Pillai mugam eppozhudhum Kannil irukka
Man moodi ponaalum Vevveru aanaalum
En jeevan ennaalum unnodu thaan
Unnai naanae azhaithenae… Uyir nee thaan ila maanae…
Veraarum thaai ena Uru maara koodumaa
Uppu kal vairamaai Oru podhum maarumaa
Thaaram irandaagalaam Thandhai inai seralaam
Annai irandaagumo Ooril iru vaanamo
Vandhavannin sondham ingu Kattil varai thaan
Ennudaiya bandham ingu Thottil varai thaan
Kaanaamal nindraalum Kaatraagi chendraalum
Kannaa en kaalangal unnodu thaan
Unnai naanae azhaithenae… Uyir nee thaan ila maanae…
Paadal aayiram paadida vendum Vaazhum kaalangal thorum
Vaazhga vaazhgena thaai manam vandhu Naalum vaazhthukkal koorum
Unnai naanae azhaithenae… Uyir nee thaan ila maanae…
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song is a poignant expression of a mother's eternal love for her child, sung from the perspective of a deceased mother. She calls out to her child, referring to them as her life and a young deer, emphasizing the deep, irreplaceable bond. Despite her physical absence, her spirit continues to bless and watch over her child, wishing them a thousand songs and a long life. The lyrics beautifully convey the enduring nature of maternal affection, transcending physical separation and even death.
The second part of the song delves into the unique and unparalleled nature of a mother's love. The mother reminisces about nurturing her child, acknowledging that those moments are now just memories, yet their essence remains a shadow in her heart. She questions if anyone can truly replace a mother, comparing it to a salt crystal turning into a diamond or a town having two skies, highlighting the singularity of her role. She asserts that while other relationships might change or end, her bond with her child is eternal, from the cradle to beyond, even if the child is unseen or becomes like air.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Unnai Naane?
Unnai Naane is sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Unnai Naane from?
The song Unnai Naane is featured in the movie Chinna Kuyil Paaduthu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Unnai Naane?
The lyrics for Unnai Naane were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Unnai Naane lyrics?
Yes! Unnai Naane lyrics from Chinna Kuyil Paaduthu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Unnai Naane lyrics?
The song is a poignant expression of a mother's eternal love for her child, sung from the perspective of a deceased mother. She calls out to her child, referring to them as her life and a young deer, emphasizing the deep, irreplaceable bond. Despite her physical absence, her spirit continues to bless and watch over her child, wishing them a thousand songs and a long life. The lyrics beautifully convey the enduring nature of maternal affection, transcending physical separation and even death. The second part of the song delves into the unique and unparalleled nature of a mother's love. The mother reminisces about nurturing her child, acknowledging that those moments are now just memories, yet their essence remains a shadow in her heart. She questions if anyone can truly replace a mother, comparing it to a salt crystal turning into a diamond or a town having two skies, highlighting the singularity of her role. She asserts that while other relationships might change or end, her bond with her child is eternal, from the cradle to beyond, even if the child is unseen or becomes like air.
