
Vaare Vaa Raja Lyrics
From the movie Thee
Vaare Vaa Raja Song Lyrics is the track from Thee Tamil Film – 1981, Starring Rajinikanth, Suman, Sripriya, Sowcar Janaki, Manorama, Major Sundarrajan, Thengai Srinivasan, R. S. Manohar, A. V. M. Rajan, S. A. Asokan. This song was sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி. The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Vaarae vaa raja idhu indiralogam
Vanthaaththaan theerum unthan aasaiyin thaagam
Vaarae vaa raja idhu indiralogam
Vanthaaththaan theerum unthan aasaiyin thaagam
Sonnaalum sonnaen idhu sorkka pogam
Sonnaalum sonnaen idhu sorkka pogam
Sorkkaththil neethaan enthan pakka melam
Vaarae vaa raja idhu indiralogam
Vanthaaththaan theerum unthan aasaiyin thaagam
Muppathukkum melaethaan kondaattam
Unthan munnaalae aaduthu paar vandaattam
Muppathukkum melaethaan kondaattam
Unthan munnaalae aaduthu paar vandaattam
Eppozhuthu paarkka pora ennaattam Nee ippozhuthae aadividu unnaattam
Eppozhuthu paarkka pora ennaattam Nee ippozhuthae aadividu unnaattam
Haanvaarae vaa raja idhu indiralogam
Vanthaaththaan theerum unthan aasaiyin thaagam
Vaarae vaa raja idhu indiralogam
Vanthaaththaan theerum unthan aasaiyin thaagam
Raappagalaa pesuvathil santhosam
Ingae naanthaanae eppozhuthum sangeetham
Raappagalaa pesuvathil santhosam
Ingae naanthaanae eppozhuthum sangeetham
Kooppidungal thaedi varum ullaasam
Oru kodi murai naan tharuvaen sallaabam
Aakooppidungal thedi varum ullaasam
Oru kodi murai naan tharuvaen sallaabam
En aadal nee paarkka en koodal nee saerkka
Haan vaarae vaa raja idhu indiralogam
Vanthaaththaan theerum unthan aasaiyin thaagam
Sonnaalum sonnaen idhu sorkka pogam
Sorkkaththil neethaan enthan pakka melam
Vaarae vaa raja idhu indiralogam
Vanthaaththaan theerum unthan aasaiyin thaagam
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Vaare Vaa Raja,' is a classic cabaret-style number from the 1981 Tamil film 'Thee.' Sung by the iconic L.R. Eswari, known for her powerful and seductive voice, the lyrics are a direct and alluring invitation from a female performer to a man. She describes the place as 'Indra's heaven' and promises that only by joining her will his desires be fulfilled. The song emphasizes sensual pleasure and an intoxicating experience, portraying the performer as the ultimate source of joy and entertainment, ready to fulfill any wish.
The lyrics are playful yet assertive, with lines like "The celebration truly begins after thirty" hinting at mature, experienced pleasure. The performer likens her dance to a bee's movements and encourages the man to join in the revelry, promising endless joy and intimacy. It's a quintessential dance number designed to captivate and entice, showcasing the vibrant and often bold themes prevalent in Tamil cinema's cabaret sequences of that era, all set to M.S. Viswanathan's energetic music and Kannadasan's evocative words.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vaare Vaa Raja?
Vaare Vaa Raja is sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி.
Which movie is Vaare Vaa Raja from?
The song Vaare Vaa Raja is featured in the movie Thee.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vaare Vaa Raja?
The lyrics for Vaare Vaa Raja were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Vaare Vaa Raja lyrics?
Yes! Vaare Vaa Raja lyrics from Thee include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vaare Vaa Raja lyrics?
This song, 'Vaare Vaa Raja,' is a classic cabaret-style number from the 1981 Tamil film 'Thee.' Sung by the iconic L.R. Eswari, known for her powerful and seductive voice, the lyrics are a direct and alluring invitation from a female performer to a man. She describes the place as 'Indra's heaven' and promises that only by joining her will his desires be fulfilled. The song emphasizes sensual pleasure and an intoxicating experience, portraying the performer as the ultimate source of joy and entertainment, ready to fulfill any wish. The lyrics are playful yet assertive, with lines like "The celebration truly begins after thirty" hinting at mature, experienced pleasure. The performer likens her dance to a bee's movements and encourages the man to join in the revelry, promising endless joy and intimacy. It's a quintessential dance number designed to captivate and entice, showcasing the vibrant and often bold themes prevalent in Tamil cinema's cabaret sequences of that era, all set to M.S. Viswanathan's energetic music and Kannadasan's evocative words.
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