Unnaithaan Lyrics

From the movie Vallamai Tharayo

Unnaithaan Song Lyrics is the track from Vallamai Tharayo Tamil Film – 2008, Starring R. Parthiban, Chaya Singh, Anandaraj, Karunas, Kuyili, Rajyalakshmi, Java Sundaresan, Srikanth. This song was sung by அனுராதா ஸ்ரீராம். The music was composed by Bharathwaj. Lyrics works penned by Pa.Vijay.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Music DirectorBharathwaj

LyricistPa.Vijay

Singers

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Singerஅனுராதா ஸ்ரீராம்

Star Cast

ActorR. Parthiban

ActorChaya Singh

ActorAnandaraj

Translation

Unnai thaan unnai thaan En kannil kanden
Kann thoongum neraththilum Ennai thaan ennai thaan
Un vasam thandhen Nee illaa dhooraththilum

Akkam pakkam nee dhaan illai Andha ennam ennil illai
Enakkullae iruppadhu nee dhaan

Unnai thaan unnai thaan En kannil kanden
Kann thoongum neraththilum Ennai thaan ennai thaan
Un vasam thandhen Nee illaa dhooraththilum

{Hoh hohoh Hoh hohoh
Hoh hohoh Hoh ho ho ho } (2)
Hoh hohoho ho hoo

Paarvaikkul vandhu Pala naal pala naal ennai
Thindaada vaiththaanae Porvaikkul vandhu
Oru naal oru naal ennai Kondaada seidhaanae

Koochamum illaamal Naanamum illaamal
Unnaiyae yosithen enakkullayae

Ullukkullae ullukkullae Aayiram kuttraalam
Un peyar naan sollumbodhu Latcham jenmam latcham jenmam
Unnudan serndhu dhaan Vaazhndhitta aanandham podhum

Unnai thaan unnai thaan En kannil kanden
Kann thoongum neraththilum mmm Ennai thaan ennai thaan
Un vasam thandhen Nee illaa dhooraththilum

Yen enna aachu Ivanai ivanai enni
Paiththiyam aanenae Vaai moochu pechu
Ularal kularal ellaam Puriyaamal ponenae

Saalaigal ellaamae Avanidam pogiradhae
Ethanai aasaigal kanakkillayae

Munnae vandhu munnae vandhu En mugam paarkkathaan
Kannaadi paarkkindren naanae Kannaadikkul undhan bimbam
Thondrudhu kannil dhaan Vaazhthukkal solgindren naanae

Unnai thaan unnai thaan En kannil kanden
Kann thoongum neraththilum mmm Ennai thaan ennai thaan
Un vasam thandhen Nee illaa dhooraththilum

Hmmm… Akkam pakkam nee dhaan illai
Andha ennam ennil illai Enakkullae iruppadhu nee dhaan

Unnai thaan unnai thaan En kannil kanden
Kann thoongum neraththilum mmm Ennai thaan ennai thaan
Un vasam thandhen Nee illaa dhooraththilum

Song Meaning & Analysis

The song further delves into the intoxicating effect of this love, describing how merely uttering his name brings immense joy, akin to experiencing a thousand waterfalls or living a million lifetimes with him. She admits to feeling a delightful madness, where her words become incoherent, and her desires for him are boundless. The mirror, usually a tool for self-reflection, now only shows his image, symbolizing how deeply he has permeated her identity. It's a heartfelt declaration of love, devotion, and the profound impact one person can have on another's inner world.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Unnaithaan?

Unnaithaan is sung by அனுராதா ஸ்ரீராம்.

Which movie is Unnaithaan from?

The song Unnaithaan is featured in the movie Vallamai Tharayo.

Who wrote the lyrics for Unnaithaan?

The lyrics for Unnaithaan were written by Pa.Vijay with music composed by Bharathwaj.

Is English translation available for Unnaithaan lyrics?

Yes! Unnaithaan lyrics from Vallamai Tharayo include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Unnaithaan lyrics?

This song, 'Unnaithaan', from the movie 'Vallamai Tharayo', beautifully captures the intense and all-consuming nature of new love from a woman's perspective. The protagonist is completely smitten, seeing her beloved everywhere, even in her dreams and when he's physically absent. She expresses how her entire being is dedicated to him, and his presence has transformed her life from yearning to joyous celebration. The lyrics convey a sense of deep emotional surrender and an overwhelming obsession, where every thought, every path, and even her own reflection leads back to him. The song further delves into the intoxicating effect of this love, describing how merely uttering his name brings immense joy, akin to experiencing a thousand waterfalls or living a million lifetimes with him. She admits to feeling a delightful madness, where her words become incoherent, and her desires for him are boundless. The mirror, usually a tool for self-reflection, now only shows his image, symbolizing how deeply he has permeated her identity. It's a heartfelt declaration of love, devotion, and the profound impact one person can have on another's inner world.