Vaa Vaa Pudhu Kavithaigal Lyrics
From the movie Thulasi (1987 )
Vaa Vaa Pudhu Kavithaigal Song Lyrics is the track from Thulasi (1987 ) Tamil Film – 1987, Starring Murali, Seetha, Vagai Chandrasekar, Major Sundarrajan, Senthil, Charle, Tara, Mohanapriya, Vathiyar Raman, A. K. Veerasamy. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by Sampath Selvam. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Vaa vaa pudhu kavithaigal ezhuthiya deviyae Vaa vaa en uyirukkul erikira jothiyae
Unthan perai uchcharikkiraen Oorai naanum echchrikkiraen
Vanthaal unnai paada vaikkiraen Illai…illaiillai
En thalaiyai aruththu un kaalil vaikkiraen
Vaa vaa pudhu kavithaigal ezhuthiya deviyae
Vaa vaa en uyirukkul erikira jothiyae
Aaaaaaaaaaa Poli vesham pothum pennae
Thaali saeithaen vaadi kannae Saami pakthi athu nammai mirattum
Jaadhi pedham adhu padai thirattum Vaadi pennae varuvathu varattum
Amman endraal enai indru eriththidu
Penmai endraal per solli azhaiththidu
Vaazhkkaiyil azhuvathu mudhal murai thudaiththuvidu
Vaa vaa pudhu kavithaigal ezhuthiya deviyae Vaa vaa en uyirukkul erikira jothiyae
Unthan perai uchcharikkiraen Oorai naanum echchrikkiraen
Vanthaal unnai paada vaikkiraen Illai…illaiillai
En thalaiyai aruththu un kaalil vaikkiraen
Vaa vaa pudhu kavithaigal ezhuthiya deviyae
Vaa vaa en uyirukkul erikira jothiyae
Kadhal konda kaalam engae Kangal paadum gaanam engae
Paadal sonnaen adhu ninaivillaiyaa Paadham thottaen adhu ninaivillaiyaa
Naan yaar nee yaar adhu ninaivillaiyaa
Vizhigalai maranthathu inthan peyar imaiyalla Nagarvathai maranthathu idhan peyar nadhiyalla
Idhayaththil ezhuthiya uravugal Irappadharkalla
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a fervent and dramatic plea from a lover to his beloved, whom he addresses as a goddess and a burning flame within his life. He expresses an intense, almost obsessive devotion, declaring that he will make her sing if she returns, or else he will sacrifice himself at her feet. The lyrics convey a sense of desperation and urgency, as he challenges her perceived pretense and reminds her of their shared past, questioning if she has forgotten their love, the songs they shared, and their very identities.
The song also touches upon the societal pressures that might be keeping them apart, mentioning how "devotion to God" and "caste differences" can threaten their union. Despite these obstacles, he defiantly urges her to come, ready to face whatever consequences may arise. He uses powerful metaphors, stating that true relationships, like eyelids to eyes or flow to a river, are intrinsically linked and are not meant to perish, emphasizing the eternal nature of the love he believes they share. His emotional state ranges from tender remembrance to desperate challenge, culminating in a vulnerable admission of tears.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vaa Vaa Pudhu Kavithaigal?
Vaa Vaa Pudhu Kavithaigal is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Vaa Vaa Pudhu Kavithaigal from?
The song Vaa Vaa Pudhu Kavithaigal is featured in the movie Thulasi (1987 ).
Who wrote the lyrics for Vaa Vaa Pudhu Kavithaigal?
The lyrics for Vaa Vaa Pudhu Kavithaigal were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Sampath Selvam.
Is English translation available for Vaa Vaa Pudhu Kavithaigal lyrics?
Yes! Vaa Vaa Pudhu Kavithaigal lyrics from Thulasi (1987 ) include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vaa Vaa Pudhu Kavithaigal lyrics?
This song is a fervent and dramatic plea from a lover to his beloved, whom he addresses as a goddess and a burning flame within his life. He expresses an intense, almost obsessive devotion, declaring that he will make her sing if she returns, or else he will sacrifice himself at her feet. The lyrics convey a sense of desperation and urgency, as he challenges her perceived pretense and reminds her of their shared past, questioning if she has forgotten their love, the songs they shared, and their very identities. The song also touches upon the societal pressures that might be keeping them apart, mentioning how "devotion to God" and "caste differences" can threaten their union. Despite these obstacles, he defiantly urges her to come, ready to face whatever consequences may arise. He uses powerful metaphors, stating that true relationships, like eyelids to eyes or flow to a river, are intrinsically linked and are not meant to perish, emphasizing the eternal nature of the love he believes they share. His emotional state ranges from tender remembrance to desperate challenge, culminating in a vulnerable admission of tears.
