Vaarthai Enna Lyrics
From the movie Thulli Thirintha Kaalam
Vaarthai Enna Song Lyrics is the track from Thulli Thirintha Kaalam Tamil Film – 1998, Starring Arun Vijay, Roshini, Khusbhu Sundar, Ramji, Dhamu, Karan, Raghuvaran, Cochin Haneefa, Swathi, Mahendran. This song was sung by மனோ. The music was composed by ஜெயந்த். Lyrics works penned by டாக்டர். கிருத்யா.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Singer : Mano
Music Director : Jayanth
Lyricist : Dr. Kruthaya
Vaarththai enna theeyin pillaiyaa Suttathenna enthan nenjaiyaa
Intha vaazhkkai michcham illaiyaa sol
Velai ennai vettivittathae Kadhal ennai kaththariththathae
Sogam mattum muththamittathae yaen nanbanae
Vaarththai enna theeyin pillaiyaa Suttathenna enthan nenjaiyaa
Intha vaazhkkai michcham illaiyaa sol
Velai ennai vettivittathae Kadhal ennai kaththariththathae
Sogam mattum muththamittathae yaen nanbanae
Ullaththai kaattave kannaadi illaiyae Unmaikku naakkumillaiyae
Mulmeethu yaaththirai mudinthaalum niththirai Yaarukkum paarmillaiyae…ae
Thottilil aadidum kuzhanthaiyai kannaal Thangame enpaar
Avan tholukku valarnthu thulli thirinthaal Tharuthalai enpaar
Theikindra piraiyai paarkkira kannil Valarum pirai yaen therivaththillai
Pirantha innaalae iranthidum naalaai Enai pol yaarkkum vaaippathillai
Mulmeethu yaaththirai mudinthaalum niththirai
Yaarukkum paarmillaiyae…ae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Vaarthai Enna" is a poignant lament reflecting deep despair and disillusionment with life. The protagonist questions the very nature of words, feeling as though they have burned his heart, and wonders if there's any meaning left in his existence. He expresses a profound sense of betrayal, stating that his work has 'cut him down' and love has 'clipped his wings,' leaving him with only the bitter embrace of sorrow. This opening sets a melancholic tone, portraying a soul overwhelmed by life's hardships and seeking answers to his suffering.
The lyrics further delve into philosophical observations about human perception and judgment. The song highlights the hypocrisy of society, where a child is cherished as 'gold' but the same individual, upon growing up and seeking freedom, is labeled a 'rascal.' The protagonist laments the inability to see hope (the waxing moon) when consumed by despair (the waning moon). His ultimate expression of anguish comes with the line, "No one else, like me, gets the chance for the day they are born to be the day they die," revealing a profound wish for an end to his suffering, equating birth with an immediate demise. The recurring theme of a 'journey on thorns' suggests a life filled with pain, yet even after such a journey, sleep offers no true escape or is simply an indifferent end.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vaarthai Enna?
Vaarthai Enna is sung by மனோ.
Which movie is Vaarthai Enna from?
The song Vaarthai Enna is featured in the movie Thulli Thirintha Kaalam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vaarthai Enna?
The lyrics for Vaarthai Enna were written by டாக்டர். கிருத்யா with music composed by ஜெயந்த்.
Is English translation available for Vaarthai Enna lyrics?
Yes! Vaarthai Enna lyrics from Thulli Thirintha Kaalam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vaarthai Enna lyrics?
The song "Vaarthai Enna" is a poignant lament reflecting deep despair and disillusionment with life. The protagonist questions the very nature of words, feeling as though they have burned his heart, and wonders if there's any meaning left in his existence. He expresses a profound sense of betrayal, stating that his work has 'cut him down' and love has 'clipped his wings,' leaving him with only the bitter embrace of sorrow. This opening sets a melancholic tone, portraying a soul overwhelmed by life's hardships and seeking answers to his suffering. The lyrics further delve into philosophical observations about human perception and judgment. The song highlights the hypocrisy of society, where a child is cherished as 'gold' but the same individual, upon growing up and seeking freedom, is labeled a 'rascal.' The protagonist laments the inability to see hope (the waxing moon) when consumed by despair (the waning moon). His ultimate expression of anguish comes with the line, "No one else, like me, gets the chance for the day they are born to be the day they die," revealing a profound wish for an end to his suffering, equating birth with an immediate demise. The recurring theme of a 'journey on thorns' suggests a life filled with pain, yet even after such a journey, sleep offers no true escape or is simply an indifferent end.
