Vaa Vaathiyare Lyrics
From the movie Bharathan
Vaa Vaathiyare Song Lyrics is the track from Bharathan Tamil Film – 1992, Starring Vijayakanth, Bhanupriya, S. P. Balasubramaniam, Anandaraj, Vagai Chandrasekar, Sundarrajan, Srividya, Ponnambalam, Srihari, Napoleon. This song was sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Gangai Amaran.
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Vaa vaathiyaarae Oru paadam sollu vaathiyaarae
Yaara koottiyaarae Azhagu ponnu onnaa kaattuvaarae
Mela vandhu melam thattu Joraaga thaalam thattu
Aalaanadhu aasai chittu Allaama alli kattu haa
Vaa vaathiyaarae Oru paadam sollu vaathiyaarae haa haa
Saayaama saanjaadum sandhana kinnam Kaayoda poovoda vandhanam pannum
Kaayaadha neeroda thulli nadakkum Oyaama aanandham solli kodukkum
Thaenaaga sindhu padikkum Onna kaanaama thandhi adikkum
Joraaga kummiyadikkum Adhil sollaadha inbam irukkum
Muthaadha muthaaram mutham kodukkum Appodhum eppodhum metha virikkum
Muthaadha muthaaram mutham kodukkum Appodhum eppodhum metha virikkum
Idhu veraarum kaanaadha andharanga churangam
Vaa vaathiyaarae Oru paadam sollu vaathiyaarae
Yaara koottiyaarae Azhagu ponnu onnaa kaattuvaarae
Mela vandhu melam thattu Joraaga thaalam thattu
Aalaanadhu aasai chittu Allaama alli kattu haa
Heyy vaa vaathiyaarae Oru paadam sollu vaathiyaarae haa haa
Nee ellaam vittu vittu buthanum illa Naan kooda sathiyamaa pathini illa
Paaraadha joraana vithaigal illa Nee kettu kathukkittaa kuthamum illa
Maaraadha chinna vayasu Solli kelaadha kanni manasu
Ooraama oorum inippu Edhilum seraadha sella chirippu
Kattaana mottaana kanni odambu Thattaama kottaama alli vazhangu
Kattaana mottaana kanni odambu Thattaama kottaama alli vazhangu
Ini naanaachu neeyaachu ingirukku virundhu
Vaa vaathiyaarae Oru paadam sollu vaathiyaarae
Yaara koottiyaarae Azhagu ponnu onnaa kaattuvaarae
Mela vandhu melam thattu Joraaga thaalam thattu
Aalaanadhu aasai chittu Allaama alli kattu haa
Vaa vaathiyaarae Oru paadam sollu vaathiyaarae haa haa
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Vaa Vaathiyare" is a playful and seductive invitation, primarily from a woman to a man, urging him to embrace passion and pleasure. The term "Vaathiyaare" (teacher) is used endearingly, asking him to learn or teach lessons of love and intimacy. The lyrics describe the allure of a beautiful woman using rich metaphors – a swaying sandalwood bowl, a fresh spring, a honeyed melody, and an untouched treasure. It speaks of unspoken joys and a secret mine of pleasure waiting to be explored, emphasizing the woman's readiness to offer affection and intimacy.
The second verse further amplifies this theme by dismissing conventional inhibitions. The woman asserts that neither of them is a renunciate like Buddha or a strictly chaste figure, implying that there's no fault in exploring desires. She describes herself as a youthful, unyielding maiden with a unique sweetness and a budding body, ready to give herself completely. The song culminates in an open invitation for a shared feast of love, signifying a complete surrender to mutual desire and pleasure, making it a bold and sensual declaration of love and longing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vaa Vaathiyare?
Vaa Vaathiyare is sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Vaa Vaathiyare from?
The song Vaa Vaathiyare is featured in the movie Bharathan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vaa Vaathiyare?
The lyrics for Vaa Vaathiyare were written by Gangai Amaran with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Vaa Vaathiyare lyrics?
Yes! Vaa Vaathiyare lyrics from Bharathan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vaa Vaathiyare lyrics?
The song "Vaa Vaathiyare" is a playful and seductive invitation, primarily from a woman to a man, urging him to embrace passion and pleasure. The term "Vaathiyaare" (teacher) is used endearingly, asking him to learn or teach lessons of love and intimacy. The lyrics describe the allure of a beautiful woman using rich metaphors – a swaying sandalwood bowl, a fresh spring, a honeyed melody, and an untouched treasure. It speaks of unspoken joys and a secret mine of pleasure waiting to be explored, emphasizing the woman's readiness to offer affection and intimacy. The second verse further amplifies this theme by dismissing conventional inhibitions. The woman asserts that neither of them is a renunciate like Buddha or a strictly chaste figure, implying that there's no fault in exploring desires. She describes herself as a youthful, unyielding maiden with a unique sweetness and a budding body, ready to give herself completely. The song culminates in an open invitation for a shared feast of love, signifying a complete surrender to mutual desire and pleasure, making it a bold and sensual declaration of love and longing.