Vaan Sivandhadhu Lyrics
From the movie Anbin Mugavari
Vaan Sivandhadhu Song Lyrics is the track from Anbin Mugavari Tamil Film – 1985, Starring Mohan, Rajani, Goundamani, Sathyaraj. This song was sung by கிருஷ்ண சந்தர் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Muthulingam.
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Vaan sivandhadhu poo malarndhadhu Vaaliba kiliyae siru poo malar vizhiyae
Vasantham malargalai thoovudhae Thaen suga kuyil koovudhae innaalae
Vaan sivandhadhu poo malarndhadhu Vaaliba kiliyae siru poo malar vizhiyae
Vasantham malargalai thoovudhae Thaen suga kuyil koovudhae innaalae
Vaan sivandhadhu poo malarndhadhu
Vaaliba kiliyae siru poo malar vizhiyae
Unnai thotta neram indru mudhal yogam Unnai thotta neram indru mudhal yogam
Aasai nenjam paadidudhae Kaadhal vaanil aadidudhae
Vennilavu theevathilae Sorgam yenum maadathilae
Vennilavu theevathilae Sorgam yenum maadathilae
Velli mulaikkum velai varai sugam sugamae
Vaan sivandhadhu poo malarndhadhu
Vaaliba kiliyae siru poo malar vizhiyae
Vasantham malargalai thoovudhae Thaen suga kuyil koovudhae innaalae
Vaan sivandhadhu poo malarndhadhu
Vaaliba kiliyae siru poo malar vizhiyae
Lala lallaa lala lallaa
Lala lallal lala lalaa lala lallal lala lalaa
Lala lallal lala lalaa lala lallal lala laalaalaa
Lala lallal lala lalaa lala lallal lala laalaalaa
Lala lallal lala lalalaa
Mannan ivan ezhai Mangai yenum thaarai
Mannan ivan ezhai Mangai yenum thaarai
Thaanae ennai naadiyadhu Yeno ennai thaediyadhu
Mullai malar poongodikku Muthu mani thaer edharkku
Mullai malar poongodikku Muthu mani thaer edharkku
Mullai padarum kaadhal vanam neeyallavo
Vaan sivandhadhu poo malarndhadhu
Vaaliba kiliyae siru poo malar vizhiyae
Vasantham malargalai thoovudhae Thaen suga kuyil koovudhae innaalae
Vaan sivandhadhu poo malarndhadhu
Vaaliba kiliyae siru poo malar vizhiyae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Vaan Sivandhadhu', is a quintessential romantic duet from the 1985 film 'Anbin Mugavari'. It beautifully captures the intoxicating joy and wonder of new love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a world transformed by affection, where the sky itself blushes, flowers bloom, and the cuckoo's song becomes a melody of happiness. The lovers express their profound bliss, feeling as though they've entered a realm of good fortune and heavenly delight simply by being together. The imagery of dancing in the sky and being on a moonlit island emphasizes the ethereal and dreamlike quality of their emotions.
The song further explores the humility and surprise of the male protagonist, who, despite considering himself 'poor' (perhaps in status or worldly possessions), is sought out by his beloved, whom he likens to a 'star'. He questions why such a precious 'jasmine creeper' (his love) would need grand adornments like a 'chariot of pearls', implying her inherent beauty and value. Ultimately, he recognizes her as the very essence of a 'forest of love' that spreads joy and beauty, reinforcing the deep, natural connection they share. The song is a celebration of pure, unadulterated love that finds its own paradise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vaan Sivandhadhu?
Vaan Sivandhadhu is sung by கிருஷ்ண சந்தர் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி.
Which movie is Vaan Sivandhadhu from?
The song Vaan Sivandhadhu is featured in the movie Anbin Mugavari.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vaan Sivandhadhu?
The lyrics for Vaan Sivandhadhu were written by Muthulingam with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Vaan Sivandhadhu lyrics?
Yes! Vaan Sivandhadhu lyrics from Anbin Mugavari include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vaan Sivandhadhu lyrics?
This song, 'Vaan Sivandhadhu', is a quintessential romantic duet from the 1985 film 'Anbin Mugavari'. It beautifully captures the intoxicating joy and wonder of new love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a world transformed by affection, where the sky itself blushes, flowers bloom, and the cuckoo's song becomes a melody of happiness. The lovers express their profound bliss, feeling as though they've entered a realm of good fortune and heavenly delight simply by being together. The imagery of dancing in the sky and being on a moonlit island emphasizes the ethereal and dreamlike quality of their emotions. The song further explores the humility and surprise of the male protagonist, who, despite considering himself 'poor' (perhaps in status or worldly possessions), is sought out by his beloved, whom he likens to a 'star'. He questions why such a precious 'jasmine creeper' (his love) would need grand adornments like a 'chariot of pearls', implying her inherent beauty and value. Ultimately, he recognizes her as the very essence of a 'forest of love' that spreads joy and beauty, reinforcing the deep, natural connection they share. The song is a celebration of pure, unadulterated love that finds its own paradise.