Vaalibam Oru Lyrics

From the movie Neelagiri Express - 1968

Vaalibam Oru Song Lyrics is the track from Neelagiri Express - 1968 Tamil Film – 1968. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி. The music was composed by T. K. Ramamoorthy. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.

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Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Music DirectorT. K. Ramamoorthy

LyricistKannadasan

Singers

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Singerடி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி

Star Cast

Not Specified

Translation

Humming

Vaalibam oru vellithattu Varuvadhai adhil allikottu
Vaazhkai vaazhvadharkkae

Kaadhalil iru kannai vittu Kalandhu poo oru pennai thottu
Kaalam kadhalukkae

Male and Chorus : Vaalibam oru vellithattu Varuvadhai adhil allikottu
Vaazhkai vaazhvadharkkae

Female and Chorus : Kaadhalil iru kannai vittu Kalandhu poo oru pennai thottu
Kaalam kadhalukkae

Humming

Sittraadai katti konda Chinna pennai kandum
Kattadha pakkam mattum Kangal rendum sellum

Male Chorus : Sittraadai katti konda Chinna pennai kandum
Female Chorus : Kattadha pakkam mattum Kangal rendum sellum

Humming

Kattodu katta solli Kaigal rendum thullum
Kaadhal ennum vellam vandhu Kaalai thottu sellum

Male Chorus : Kattodu katta solli Kaigal rendum thullum
Female Chorus : Kaadhal ennum vellam vandhu Kaalai thottu sellum
Aaga ammamma aaga ammamma Aaga ammamma aaga ammamma

Male and Chorus : Vaalibam oru vellithattu Varuvadhai adhil allikottu
Vaazhkai vaazhvadharkkae

Female and Chorus : Kaadhalil iru kannai vittu Kalandhu poo oru pennai thottu
Kaalam kadhalukkae

Kottungadi kaiyai kottungadi Indha kuruttu maattai kattungadi
Koodi thavittai vaari eduthu Kozhaichu pottu thattungadi
Thattungadi thattungadi thattungadi thattungadi Kottungadi kaiyai kottungadi
Indha kuruttu maattai kattungadi Koodi thavittai vaari eduthu
Kozhaichu pottu thattungadi

Vaetti kattum maamavukku Saelai kattungadi nalla
Mooku kuthungadi konjam Paarthu kuthungadi

Male Chorus : Vaetti kattum maamavukku Saelai kattungadi nalla
Mooku kuthungadi konjam Paarthu kuthungadi

Kottaikullae poga solli Kadhavai sathadi
Ullae vazhiyai maathadi Aiyaa muzhiyai paaradi

Female Chorus : Kottaikullae poga solli Kadhavai sathadi
Ullae vazhiyai maathadi Aiyaa muzhiyai paaradi

Kottungadi kaiyai kottungadi Indha kuruttu maattai kattungadi
Koodi thavittai vaari eduthu Kozhaichu pottu thattungadi
Thattungadi thattungadi thattungadi thattungadi

Aathadi ivar mugathai paaru Aalolangili so
Aaso aasoo aasoo Aathadi ivar mugathai paaru
Aalolangili so Aiyaa vaettiyai kizhichoo
Potta sattaiyai kizhichoo

Amma kummanguthu vaangi kattikko Summa rangi pannikichoo
Innum baaki vachikichoo

Song Meaning & Analysis

The song's playful and suggestive tone is evident in its vivid imagery, from eyes lingering on a girl's "unclad side" to hands eager to embrace. The later verses introduce a humorous, almost folk-like banter, with lines about tying a saree on a man, playfully piercing his nose, and even hinting at a lighthearted 'thrashing.' These elements add a layer of rustic charm and mischief, characteristic of many Tamil cinema songs of that era, making it a lighthearted and flirtatious number that doesn't shy away from expressing desire and playful teasing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Vaalibam Oru?

Vaalibam Oru is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி.

Which movie is Vaalibam Oru from?

The song Vaalibam Oru is featured in the movie Neelagiri Express - 1968.

Who wrote the lyrics for Vaalibam Oru?

The lyrics for Vaalibam Oru were written by Kannadasan with music composed by T. K. Ramamoorthy.

Is English translation available for Vaalibam Oru lyrics?

Yes! Vaalibam Oru lyrics from Neelagiri Express - 1968 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Vaalibam Oru lyrics?

This song, 'Vaalibam Oru' from the 1968 film 'Neelagiri Express,' is a vibrant and uninhibited celebration of youth and love. Penned by the legendary Kannadasan, the lyrics encourage a carpe diem philosophy, urging listeners to embrace life's pleasures and romantic opportunities without hesitation. The metaphor of youth as a "silver platter" suggests that life's bounties should be eagerly scooped up, emphasizing that "life is for living" and "time is for love." It's a direct and playful call to indulge in romantic encounters and enjoy the fleeting nature of youth. The song's playful and suggestive tone is evident in its vivid imagery, from eyes lingering on a girl's "unclad side" to hands eager to embrace. The later verses introduce a humorous, almost folk-like banter, with lines about tying a saree on a man, playfully piercing his nose, and even hinting at a lighthearted 'thrashing.' These elements add a layer of rustic charm and mischief, characteristic of many Tamil cinema songs of that era, making it a lighthearted and flirtatious number that doesn't shy away from expressing desire and playful teasing.