Vaaraayo Thozhi Lyrics
From the movie Jeans
Vaaraayo Thozhi Song Lyrics is the track from Jeans Tamil Film – 1998, Starring Prashanth, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Nassar, Lakshmi, Raju Sundaram, Radhika Sarathkumar, Senthil, S.Ve. Sekar, Janaki Sabesh, Geetha. This song was sung by சோனு நிகம், சாகுல் ஹபீப். The music was composed by A.R. Rahman. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Vaarayo thozhi Vaaraai en thozhi vaa
Vanthu lootiyadi
Vaarevaa thozhi Vayasana thozhi
Vaai vitu cheetiyadi
Anbuku nee Arichuvadi annaiku
Mel chellamadi
Mazhalaiyil Naan sainthapadi
Muthumaiyilum vendumadi
Ye paati en sweety Nee innum beauty beautyadi
Vaarayo thozhi Vaaraai en thozhi vaa
Vanthu lootiyadi oh yea
Vaarevaa thozhi Vayasana thozhi
Vaai vitu cheetiyadi
Jeansellam matiko Lip sticku potuko poi
Pesum naraiyellam Maipoosi mathiko oo
Adi aathi enna Koothu en vayasu paathi pochu
Clinton number Potu thaaren kilukilupaaga
I love you nee sollividu
Yaar nee endral Miss world alla miss all
Endrae sollividu
Oh yeah
Vaarayo thozhi Vaaraai en thozhi vaa
Vanthu lootiyadi oh ho oh
Vaarevaa thozhi Vayasana thozhi
Vaai vitu cheetiyadi
Computer paatuku Karagaatam nee aadu
M tv channelil Sasti kavasam nee paadu ho
2 piece uda potu Sun bathu edu paati
Disney landil vaasal Thelichi arisi maavu
Kolam poda vaa paati
Nadu roadtil oru Kadaiya potu vada sutu
Vikanum oruvaati oh yea
Vaarayo thozhi Vaaraai en thozhi vaa
Vanthu lootiyadi oh ho oo
Vaarevaa thozhi Vayasana thozhi
Vaai vitu cheetiyadi yea hey yea
Anbuku nee Arichuvadi annaiku
Mel chellamadi
Mazhalaiyil Naan sainthapadi
Muthumaiyilum vendumadi
Oh yea
Vaarayo thozhi Vaaraai en thozhi vaa
Vanthu lootiyadi
Oh ho oo
Vaarevaa thozhi Vayasana thozhi
Vaai vitu cheetiyadi yea hey yea …
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Vaaraayo Thozhi', is a playful and endearing serenade from a young man to an older woman, likely a grandmother figure, encouraging her to shed her inhibitions and embrace a youthful, fun-loving spirit. The lyrics are filled with humorous suggestions, urging her to wear jeans, put on lipstick, dye her grey hair, and even flirt with Bill Clinton. It's a celebration of life, suggesting that age is just a number and one should always find joy and mischief.
The song beautifully captures the special bond between generations, where the younger person cherishes the elder's wisdom and affection, while also wanting them to experience the lighter, more carefree aspects of life. It's a call to break free from societal expectations of old age and to live vibrantly, whether it's dancing Karagattam to computer music, singing devotional songs on MTV, or even selling vadas on the street. The underlying message is one of unconditional love, respect, and a desire for the beloved elder to always remain youthful at heart.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vaaraayo Thozhi?
Vaaraayo Thozhi is sung by சோனு நிகம், சாகுல் ஹபீப்.
Which movie is Vaaraayo Thozhi from?
The song Vaaraayo Thozhi is featured in the movie Jeans.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vaaraayo Thozhi?
The lyrics for Vaaraayo Thozhi were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by A.R. Rahman.
Is English translation available for Vaaraayo Thozhi lyrics?
Yes! Vaaraayo Thozhi lyrics from Jeans include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vaaraayo Thozhi lyrics?
This song, 'Vaaraayo Thozhi', is a playful and endearing serenade from a young man to an older woman, likely a grandmother figure, encouraging her to shed her inhibitions and embrace a youthful, fun-loving spirit. The lyrics are filled with humorous suggestions, urging her to wear jeans, put on lipstick, dye her grey hair, and even flirt with Bill Clinton. It's a celebration of life, suggesting that age is just a number and one should always find joy and mischief. The song beautifully captures the special bond between generations, where the younger person cherishes the elder's wisdom and affection, while also wanting them to experience the lighter, more carefree aspects of life. It's a call to break free from societal expectations of old age and to live vibrantly, whether it's dancing Karagattam to computer music, singing devotional songs on MTV, or even selling vadas on the street. The underlying message is one of unconditional love, respect, and a desire for the beloved elder to always remain youthful at heart.