
Vaanathu Poongkili Lyrics
From the movie Tripura Sundari Flm
Vaanathu Poongkili Song Lyrics is the track from Tripura Sundari Flm Tamil Film – 1978. This song was sung by எஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் ஜென்சி. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Vaanaththu poongili maanena vaazhnthaval Mannil veezhnthaalammaa
Endrum kanneeril vaazhnthaalammaa Endrum kanneeril vaazhnthaalammaa
Vaanaththu poongili maanena vaazhnthaval Mannil veezhnthaalammaa
Endrum kanneeril vaazhnthaalammaa Endrum kanneeril vaazhnthaalammaa
Kadhal nambikkai kanagaala aanaal Kadavul nambikkai ennaavatho
Vedham solvonae pagaiyaagi ponaal Yaarai nampiththaan pen vaazhvatho
Oruvanin kaaladi sugamendru vanthaen Sendraen nizhal polavae
Raman ena uruthi sonnaan Raavananaai maarivittaan
Vaanaththu poongili maanena vaazhnthaval Naalai vaazhvaalammaa
Kaalam maarida kaanpaalammaa Kaalam maarida kaanpaalammaa
Naalai pozhuthendrum nalamaagumendru Nambi vaazhnthaalthaan pen vaazhalaam
Tholil azhagaaga manamaalai soodum Sorkkam oruvelai nee kaanalaam
Ulagaththu vaazhkkaiyil nadakaathathenna Thozhi kalangaathiru
Oru pozhuthu avarkku vanthaal Marupozhuthu unakku varum
Vaanaththu poongili maanena vaazhnthaval Naalai vaazhvaalammaa
Kaalam maarida kaanpaalammaa Kaalam maarida kaanpaalammaa
Pennin kanneerai sugamaaga paarththaen Innum varavillai en deivamae
Intha kanneerum pazhi vaangi theerum Idhu en sollaalla avan sonnathu
Naan konda vedhanai ennennavendru Ingae solvathu
Ragasiyaththil azhuthu vidu Mana sumaiyai irakki vidu
Vaanaththu poongili maanena vaazhnthaval Naalai vaazhvaalammaa
Kaalam maarida kaanpaalammaa Kaalam maarida kaanpaalammaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Vaanathu Poongkili" from the 1978 film 'Tripura Sundari' is a poignant lament of a woman who has been betrayed in love. Initially depicted as a delicate "parrot from the sky" living gracefully like a deer, she finds herself fallen and living in perpetual sorrow. The lyrics express her deep disillusionment, questioning faith in love and even God when the very foundation of trust is shattered. The powerful metaphor of a lover promising to be Rama but turning into Ravana vividly portrays the extent of her betrayal and heartbreak, highlighting the stark contrast between expectation and reality.
Despite the profound pain and despair, the song also carries a thread of resilience and hope. It transitions from a state of utter despondency to a message of enduring strength, suggesting that tomorrow will bring better times and that she will witness a change in her fortunes. The lyrics encourage her not to despair, reminding her that life's cycles bring both sorrow and joy, and that her moment of happiness will eventually arrive. It's a narrative of a woman grappling with immense personal suffering, finding solace in the idea that her tears will eventually lead to justice or an end to her pain, and ultimately urging her to find a private space to release her emotional burden.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vaanathu Poongkili?
Vaanathu Poongkili is sung by எஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் ஜென்சி.
Which movie is Vaanathu Poongkili from?
The song Vaanathu Poongkili is featured in the movie Tripura Sundari Flm.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vaanathu Poongkili?
The lyrics for Vaanathu Poongkili were written by Kannadasan with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Vaanathu Poongkili lyrics?
Yes! Vaanathu Poongkili lyrics from Tripura Sundari Flm include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vaanathu Poongkili lyrics?
The song "Vaanathu Poongkili" from the 1978 film 'Tripura Sundari' is a poignant lament of a woman who has been betrayed in love. Initially depicted as a delicate "parrot from the sky" living gracefully like a deer, she finds herself fallen and living in perpetual sorrow. The lyrics express her deep disillusionment, questioning faith in love and even God when the very foundation of trust is shattered. The powerful metaphor of a lover promising to be Rama but turning into Ravana vividly portrays the extent of her betrayal and heartbreak, highlighting the stark contrast between expectation and reality. Despite the profound pain and despair, the song also carries a thread of resilience and hope. It transitions from a state of utter despondency to a message of enduring strength, suggesting that tomorrow will bring better times and that she will witness a change in her fortunes. The lyrics encourage her not to despair, reminding her that life's cycles bring both sorrow and joy, and that her moment of happiness will eventually arrive. It's a narrative of a woman grappling with immense personal suffering, finding solace in the idea that her tears will eventually lead to justice or an end to her pain, and ultimately urging her to find a private space to release her emotional burden.
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