Vaan Veliyil Nee Lyrics
From the movie Raja Nee Vazhga
Vaan Veliyil Nee Song Lyrics is the track from Raja Nee Vazhga Tamil Film – 1986. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி. The music was composed by K. Ravi. Lyrics works penned by K. Ravi.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Vaan veliyil nee malara En ninaivil thee valara
Thendral piranthoru dhegam eduthathu Devathaiyo soll vennilavae
Vaan veliyil nee malara En ninaivil thee valara
Minnal piranthoru maeni eduthathu Mannavano soll vennilavae
Indrenn kaigalilae poomaalai aagividu
Endrum unnoduthaan ippothu mella thodu
Kannan endhan sannidhikki kanni vadivil Oru pullangkuzhal vandhadho
Raadhai ingu kann sivakka Raagam nooru nee padikka
Raadhai ingu kann sivakka Raagam nooru nee padikka
Raaja un vilaiyadalo
Vaan veliyil nee malara En ninaivil thee valara
Minnal piranthoru maeni eduthathu Mannavano soll vennilavae
{Hae nee thaen kondu va Ennaasai theerathathu
Naanam vetkam ena Ennullam poraduvadhu} (2)
Kaivalai nazhuvuvathu kaal thadumaaruthu Kattupadalaagaadhu paappa haa
Mai vizhi sorugudhu mandhiram poduthu En mana kadhavukku thaapa
Adi poottaiyum udaippen Kottaiyum pudippen
Poottaiyum udaippen Kottaiyum pudippen
Pulikku piranthavan naanadi
Paattukku mattum baavanai seidhen Baaki velaiyai nee mudi
Vaan veliyil nee malara En ninaivil thee valara
Thendral piranthoru dhegam eduthathu Devathaiyo soll vennilavae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a classic romantic duet from the 1986 Tamil movie 'Raja Nee Vazhga'. The lyrics beautifully capture the intense longing and admiration between two lovers. The male and female voices take turns expressing their feelings, using vivid imagery from nature and mythology. The woman sees her beloved as a divine presence, questioning if he is a breeze that took human form or a goddess, while the man sees his love as lightning embodied, a king. Their thoughts are consumed by each other, igniting a passionate fire within.
The song progresses with playful banter and escalating desire. The female protagonist invites her lover to become a garland in her hands, hinting at a deeper union, and likens his arrival to a flute appearing at Krishna's shrine, suggesting a divine connection. The male protagonist, in turn, playfully teases her, comparing her reddening eyes to Radha's, implying a mythological romance. As their emotions intensify, the lyrics describe physical manifestations of their love – slipping bangles, stumbling feet, and eyes casting spells. The man, with a bold declaration of being "born of a tiger," promises to break all barriers, while the woman, though shy, is equally drawn to him, hinting at a mutual desire to complete their love story.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vaan Veliyil Nee?
Vaan Veliyil Nee is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி.
Which movie is Vaan Veliyil Nee from?
The song Vaan Veliyil Nee is featured in the movie Raja Nee Vazhga.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vaan Veliyil Nee?
The lyrics for Vaan Veliyil Nee were written by K. Ravi with music composed by K. Ravi.
Is English translation available for Vaan Veliyil Nee lyrics?
Yes! Vaan Veliyil Nee lyrics from Raja Nee Vazhga include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vaan Veliyil Nee lyrics?
This song is a classic romantic duet from the 1986 Tamil movie 'Raja Nee Vazhga'. The lyrics beautifully capture the intense longing and admiration between two lovers. The male and female voices take turns expressing their feelings, using vivid imagery from nature and mythology. The woman sees her beloved as a divine presence, questioning if he is a breeze that took human form or a goddess, while the man sees his love as lightning embodied, a king. Their thoughts are consumed by each other, igniting a passionate fire within. The song progresses with playful banter and escalating desire. The female protagonist invites her lover to become a garland in her hands, hinting at a deeper union, and likens his arrival to a flute appearing at Krishna's shrine, suggesting a divine connection. The male protagonist, in turn, playfully teases her, comparing her reddening eyes to Radha's, implying a mythological romance. As their emotions intensify, the lyrics describe physical manifestations of their love – slipping bangles, stumbling feet, and eyes casting spells. The man, with a bold declaration of being "born of a tiger," promises to break all barriers, while the woman, though shy, is equally drawn to him, hinting at a mutual desire to complete their love story.
