
Vaa Vaa Centralu Lyrics
From the movie E
Vaa Vaa Centralu Song Lyrics is the track from E Tamil Film – 2006, Starring Jiiva, Nayanthara, Pasupathy, Ashish Vidhyarthi, Karunas, Sana Khaan. This song was sung by புளியந்தோப்பு பழனி. The music was composed by Srikanth Deva. Lyrics works penned by Lyricist Not Known.
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{Vaa vaa vaa vaa Centralu jailayum kanden} (2)
Aalu kaati nanban oruvanaala Dei Aalu kaati nanban oruvanaala
{Naan jailayum kanden Mana varuthamum patten} (2)
Vaa vaa vaa vaa Centralu jailayum kanden
{Anna mudhal Kalaignar vandhathalae
Namba ayya kooda Vanthu ponathaalae} (2)
{Naan aarudhal konden Mana varuthamum patten} (2)
Hei vaa vaa Hei vaa vaa
Hei Vaa vaa vaa vaa
Centralu jailayum kanden
Jailu warden peru Velungo
Avar vidha vidhama Kaaturaaru stylungo
Hei pazhakanji jabbae
Jailu warden peru Velungo
Avar vidha vidhama Kaaturaaru stylungo
{Ennai seekaa tharango Kulikka solli varango} (2)
{Kulikadha minorukku Latti charge tharango} (2)
Hei vaa vaa Hei vaa vaa
{Vaa vaa vaa vaa Centralu jailayum kanden} (2)
Aalu kaati nanban oruvanaala Dei Aalu kaati nanban oruvanaala
{Naan jailayum kanden Mana varuthamum patten} (2)
Vaa vaa vaa vaa Centralu jailayum kanden
Naan jailayum kanden Naan jailayum kandenn
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song narrates the poignant experience of a prisoner reflecting on his incarceration in Central Jail. The protagonist laments being betrayed by a friend, which led to his imprisonment and subsequent mental anguish. Despite the personal suffering, he finds a peculiar sense of solace, almost pride, in being confined in the same prison that once held revered political leaders like Anna (C.N. Annadurai), Kalaignar (M. Karunanidhi), and Ayya (Periyar E.V. Ramasamy). This connection to a legacy of struggle and political imprisonment offers a unique perspective on his own plight.
The lyrics also delve into the harsh realities and mundane routines of prison life, depicted with a touch of dark humor. The strictness of Warden Velu, the provision of basic necessities like oil and soapnut powder for bathing, and the brutal punishment (lathi charge) for even minor infractions like not bathing, paint a vivid picture of the dehumanizing yet strangely routine existence behind bars. The song captures a blend of personal sorrow, a sense of shared historical struggle, and the grim, unvarnished truth of prison life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vaa Vaa Centralu?
Vaa Vaa Centralu is sung by புளியந்தோப்பு பழனி.
Which movie is Vaa Vaa Centralu from?
The song Vaa Vaa Centralu is featured in the movie E.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vaa Vaa Centralu?
The lyrics for Vaa Vaa Centralu were written by Lyricist Not Known with music composed by Srikanth Deva.
Is English translation available for Vaa Vaa Centralu lyrics?
Yes! Vaa Vaa Centralu lyrics from E include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vaa Vaa Centralu lyrics?
This song narrates the poignant experience of a prisoner reflecting on his incarceration in Central Jail. The protagonist laments being betrayed by a friend, which led to his imprisonment and subsequent mental anguish. Despite the personal suffering, he finds a peculiar sense of solace, almost pride, in being confined in the same prison that once held revered political leaders like Anna (C.N. Annadurai), Kalaignar (M. Karunanidhi), and Ayya (Periyar E.V. Ramasamy). This connection to a legacy of struggle and political imprisonment offers a unique perspective on his own plight. The lyrics also delve into the harsh realities and mundane routines of prison life, depicted with a touch of dark humor. The strictness of Warden Velu, the provision of basic necessities like oil and soapnut powder for bathing, and the brutal punishment (lathi charge) for even minor infractions like not bathing, paint a vivid picture of the dehumanizing yet strangely routine existence behind bars. The song captures a blend of personal sorrow, a sense of shared historical struggle, and the grim, unvarnished truth of prison life.


