Vaanam Ingae Mannil Lyrics
From the movie Natchathiram
Vaanam Ingae Mannil Song Lyrics is the track from Natchathiram Tamil Film – 1980, Starring Sripriya, Mohan Babu, Sivaji Ganesan, Rajinikanth, Kamal Haasan, Sivachandran, Manorama, Jayamalini, Nagesh, Koti Surya Prabha. This song was sung by பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Vaanam ingae mannil vaandhadhu Adhan vaasal ennai vaa vaa endradhu
Megam angae manjam thandhadhu Pon minnal ondru nenjil indru kanden
Vaa vaa vaa vaa
Vaa vaa vaa vaa Vaanam ingae mannil vaandhadhu
Adhan vaasal ennai vaa vaa endradhu Megam angae manjam thandhadhu
Pon minnal ondru nenjil indru kanden
Vaa vaa vaa vaa
{Aagaayam kaanaadha natchathiram Un angathil naan soottum muthucharam
Ah ah ah ah Naaldhorum maraivaaga naan paarkkavo
Suga naadhathil en nenjam vaan paarkavo} (2)
Inba vaedhanai adhu thalamal Inba vaedhanai adhu thalamal
Ullammidhu rendum thallaadum
Vaa vaa vaa vaa
Vaanam ingae mannil vaandhadhu Adhan vaasal ennai vaa vaa endradhu
Megam angae manjam thandhadhu Pon minnal ondru nenjil indru kanden
Vaa vaa vaa vaa
Aanandha neeraadum nilai ennavo Adhil arubathu naangennum kalai ennavo
Ah ah ah ah ellaamum oru naalil Nee kaanavo
Un ilamaeni thaangaamal poraadavo
Aa aa aah Aanandha neeraadum nilai ennavo
Adhil arubathu naangennum kalai ennavo
Ah ah ah ah ellaamum oru naalil Nee kaanavo
Un ilamaeni thaangaamal poraadavo
Inba gangayil iru odangal Inba gangayil iru odangal
Pogattum karai kaanattum
Vaa vaa vaa vaa
Vaanam ingae mannil vaandhadhu
Adhan vaaasal ennai vaa vaa endradhu
Megam angae manjam thandhadhu
Pon minnal ondru nenjil indru kanden
Vaa vaa vaa vaa
Vaa vaa vaa vaa Vaanam ingae mannil vaandhadhu
Adhan vaaasal ennai vaa vaa endradhu
Megam angae manjam thandhadhu
Pon minnal ondru nenjil indru kanden
Ah ah ah
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Vaanam Ingae Mannil" is a deeply romantic and metaphorical expression of love, where the beloved is portrayed as a divine presence on earth. The lyrics open with the imagery of the sky descending to earth and its doorway inviting the singer, suggesting that the beloved embodies a heavenly beauty and allure. The idea of clouds offering a bed and a golden lightning striking the heart vividly conveys the profound emotional impact and intimate comfort found in this love, painting a picture of an almost spiritual connection that transcends the mundane.
As the song progresses, it delves into the passionate and sensual aspects of love. References to a "star unseen by the sky" and a "pearl necklace" hint at the unique and precious nature of the beloved. The mention of "sweet pain" (inba vedhanai) is a classic romantic trope, signifying the delightful agony and intense longing that accompanies deep affection. The lyrics also allude to the "sixty-four arts" (arubathu naangennum kalai), a direct reference to the Kama Sutra, indicating a desire for complete physical and emotional union. The metaphor of "two boats in the Ganges of pleasure" seeking the shore beautifully encapsulates the journey of two lovers towards ultimate fulfillment and shared destiny.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vaanam Ingae Mannil?
Vaanam Ingae Mannil is sung by பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி.
Which movie is Vaanam Ingae Mannil from?
The song Vaanam Ingae Mannil is featured in the movie Natchathiram.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vaanam Ingae Mannil?
The lyrics for Vaanam Ingae Mannil were written by Pulamaipithan with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Vaanam Ingae Mannil lyrics?
Yes! Vaanam Ingae Mannil lyrics from Natchathiram include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vaanam Ingae Mannil lyrics?
The song "Vaanam Ingae Mannil" is a deeply romantic and metaphorical expression of love, where the beloved is portrayed as a divine presence on earth. The lyrics open with the imagery of the sky descending to earth and its doorway inviting the singer, suggesting that the beloved embodies a heavenly beauty and allure. The idea of clouds offering a bed and a golden lightning striking the heart vividly conveys the profound emotional impact and intimate comfort found in this love, painting a picture of an almost spiritual connection that transcends the mundane. As the song progresses, it delves into the passionate and sensual aspects of love. References to a "star unseen by the sky" and a "pearl necklace" hint at the unique and precious nature of the beloved. The mention of "sweet pain" (inba vedhanai) is a classic romantic trope, signifying the delightful agony and intense longing that accompanies deep affection. The lyrics also allude to the "sixty-four arts" (arubathu naangennum kalai), a direct reference to the Kama Sutra, indicating a desire for complete physical and emotional union. The metaphor of "two boats in the Ganges of pleasure" seeking the shore beautifully encapsulates the journey of two lovers towards ultimate fulfillment and shared destiny.