Vaa Vaa Vaathiyare Cover Art

Vaa Vaa Vaathiyare Lyrics

From the movie Mundhanai Mudichu

Vaa Vaa Vaathiyare Song Lyrics is the track from Mundhanai Mudichu Tamil Film – 1983, Starring K. Bhagyaraj, Urvashi, Poornima Bhagyaraj, Unni Mary, K.K. Soundar, Nalinikanth, Peeli Sivam, Pasi Sathya, Kovai Sarala, Chitti Babu. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. ஷைலஜா மற்றும் மலேஷியா வாசுதேவன். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Gangai Amaran.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

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Music DirectorIlayaraja
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LyricistGangai Amaran

Singers

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Singerஎஸ். பி. ஷைலஜா மற்றும் மலேஷியா வாசுதேவன்

Star Cast

Vaa vaa vaathiyaare vaa Vanjikkodi unkonjum kili
Un istapadi ennai kattippudi Ada neeyaachi naanaachu

Adadaadaa vaa vaa adi aathi aathi Vanjikkodi en konjum kili
Un istappadi ennai kattippudi Ada neeyaachi naanaachu

Thanga niram iduppula Thaamarappu sirippula
Chikkikittu aaduthadi indha manasu Sammadhichen marukkala
Sathiyama verukkala Unna enni yenguthu indha vayasu

Heyvetta veli pullu thaan kattil edhukku Hoi
Kotti vacha malligai meththa irukku Haan
Vetta veli pullu thaan kattil edhukku Kotti vacha malligai meththa irukku

Hey thottukkuvom ottikkuvom Thuukkathula kattikkuvom
Yaaru namma kekkurathu Jaadaiyila paakkurathu

Vaa vaa vaa vaathiyaarae vaa Vanjikkodi unkonjum kili
Un istapadi ennai kattippudi Ada neeyaachi naanaachu hoi

Aasaikkoru veli illai Anga ninna jaali illai
Ippo vera velai illa rendu perukkum Aathangarai orathula
Yaarumilla nerathula Kandu vida venumadi andha nerukkam

Manmadhanum iruppaan unnirathilae Unmaganum porappaan envayathulae
Ha manmadhanum iruppaan en nirathilae Enmaganum porappaan un vayathulae

Aadhi mudhal andham vara Aasai kondu vanthavarae
Aadharikka aasai undu Aanandhamum kodi undu

Vaa vaa adi aathi aathi Vanjikkodi en konjum kili
Un istappadi ennai kattippudi Ada neeyaachi naanaachu

Ada ada Vaa vaa vaa vaathiyaare vaa
Vanjikkodi un konjum kili Un istappadi ennai kattippudi
Ada neeyaachi naanaachu

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song, "Vaa Vaa Vaathiyare," from the 1983 film 'Mundhanai Mudichu,' is a playful and passionate duet between a young woman and her teacher. The lyrics are filled with teasing, longing, and open expressions of desire, characteristic of the film's rural romantic comedy theme. The woman, addressing her beloved as "teacher," invites him to embrace her as his "cooing parrot" and "creeper-like woman," declaring that it's just the two of them now. She openly expresses her heart's capture by his charm, her consent, and her yearning for him, suggesting intimate settings like open fields and jasmine beds over conventional ones.

The man reciprocates her feelings with equal fervor, acknowledging that desire knows no bounds and that there's no other task for them but to be together. He speaks of finding intimacy by the riverbank and playfully envisions their future, including children, with a humorous gender role reversal in one line before correcting it. The song beautifully captures the raw, uninhibited expression of love and mutual attraction, set against a rustic backdrop, making it a classic example of playful romantic banter in Tamil cinema, underscored by Ilayaraja's melodious and folk-infused music.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Vaa Vaa Vaathiyare?

Vaa Vaa Vaathiyare is sung by எஸ். பி. ஷைலஜா மற்றும் மலேஷியா வாசுதேவன்.

Which movie is Vaa Vaa Vaathiyare from?

The song Vaa Vaa Vaathiyare is featured in the movie Mundhanai Mudichu.

Who wrote the lyrics for Vaa Vaa Vaathiyare?

The lyrics for Vaa Vaa Vaathiyare were written by Gangai Amaran with music composed by Ilayaraja.

Is English translation available for Vaa Vaa Vaathiyare lyrics?

Yes! Vaa Vaa Vaathiyare lyrics from Mundhanai Mudichu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Vaa Vaa Vaathiyare lyrics?

This song, "Vaa Vaa Vaathiyare," from the 1983 film 'Mundhanai Mudichu,' is a playful and passionate duet between a young woman and her teacher. The lyrics are filled with teasing, longing, and open expressions of desire, characteristic of the film's rural romantic comedy theme. The woman, addressing her beloved as "teacher," invites him to embrace her as his "cooing parrot" and "creeper-like woman," declaring that it's just the two of them now. She openly expresses her heart's capture by his charm, her consent, and her yearning for him, suggesting intimate settings like open fields and jasmine beds over conventional ones. The man reciprocates her feelings with equal fervor, acknowledging that desire knows no bounds and that there's no other task for them but to be together. He speaks of finding intimacy by the riverbank and playfully envisions their future, including children, with a humorous gender role reversal in one line before correcting it. The song beautifully captures the raw, uninhibited expression of love and mutual attraction, set against a rustic backdrop, making it a classic example of playful romantic banter in Tamil cinema, underscored by Ilayaraja's melodious and folk-infused music.

Song Details

Song NameVaa Vaa Vaathiyare
Singersஎஸ். பி. ஷைலஜா மற்றும் மலேஷியா வாசுதேவன்
LyricistGangai Amaran
LanguageTamil

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