Vaaya Raja Vasal Lyrics
From the movie Amarakaviyam
Vaaya Raja Vasal Song Lyrics is the track from Amarakaviyam Tamil Film – 1981. This song was sung by எஸ். ஜானகி. The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Vaayaa raaja vaasal thirandhirukku Veru pakkam pogadhae vandha vazhi maraadhae
Chinna ponnu thaangaadhae Ennodu onnayiru
Vaayaa raaja vaasal thirandhirukku Veru pakkam pogadhae vandha vazhi maraadhae
Chinna ponnu thaangaadhae Ennodu onnayiru
Vaayaa raaja vaasal thirandhirukku
Aa…aaa…haa…aa…
Vaadai kaathai thoodhu vitten vandhadhoo
Indha vanji padum paattai ellaam sonnadhoo
Vaadai kaathai thoodhu vitten vandhadhoo
Indha vanji padum paattai ellaam sonnadhoo
Unnai enni urugi odum mezhuguvarthi allavoo
Vaarthaiyindri paarvaiyaalae viraga thaabam sollavoo
Unnai enni urugi odum mezhuguvarthi allavoo
Vaarthaiyindri paarvaiyaalae viraga thaabam sollavoo
Iravu muludhum uravu mazhaiyil iruvar nenaiya vendumae
Ninaiya ninaiya innuminnum inbam vandhu thondrumae
Vaayaa raajaa rojaa malarnthirukku Poovidhazhai paaraaiyoo
Thaen edukka vaaraaiyoo Vedhanaiyai theeraayoo
Neeyindri naan illaiyae Vaayaa raajaa rojaa malarnthirukku
Yaarai indha paarvai rendum thedumoo
Indha thaerai vittu deivam engu oodumoo
Haa…aaayaarai indha paarvai rendum thedumoo
Indha thaerai vittu deivam engu oodumoo
Veedu thedi vandha podhu varavu solla villaiyoo
Koodu thedi paravai vandhu uravu kollvadhillaiyoo
Veedu thedi vandha podhu varavu solla villaiyoo
Koodu thedi paravai vandhu uravu kollvadhillaiyoo
Manadhil unadhu ninaivu irundhu mayakkam kodukkum velaiyil
Madhanum rathiyum kulava vendum paruvam ennum solaiyil
Vaayaa raajaa rojaa malarnthirukku Poovidhazhai paaraaiyoo
Thaen edukka vaaraaiyoo Vedhanaiyai theeraayoo
Neeyindri naan illaiyae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a passionate plea from a woman to her beloved, urging him to come to her. She expresses her deep longing and desire for intimacy, using vivid metaphors like an open door, a melting candle, and a blooming rose. The lyrics convey a sense of urgency and vulnerability, as she declares her inability to bear the separation and her complete devotion to him. The repeated invitation, "Come, my king," underscores her yearning for his presence and affection.
The song beautifully intertwines themes of love, longing, and surrender. The woman's emotional state is depicted through her sending the wind as a messenger and her melting like a candle, symbolizing her intense emotional suffering. She envisions a night of shared love, where joy multiplies with every moment of intimacy. The reference to Madhan (Kamadeva, the god of love) and Rathi (his consort) further emphasizes the romantic and sensual nature of her plea, portraying their union as a divine and natural culmination of their love in the 'garden of youth'.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vaaya Raja Vasal?
Vaaya Raja Vasal is sung by எஸ். ஜானகி.
Which movie is Vaaya Raja Vasal from?
The song Vaaya Raja Vasal is featured in the movie Amarakaviyam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vaaya Raja Vasal?
The lyrics for Vaaya Raja Vasal were written by Unknown with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Vaaya Raja Vasal lyrics?
Yes! Vaaya Raja Vasal lyrics from Amarakaviyam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vaaya Raja Vasal lyrics?
This song is a passionate plea from a woman to her beloved, urging him to come to her. She expresses her deep longing and desire for intimacy, using vivid metaphors like an open door, a melting candle, and a blooming rose. The lyrics convey a sense of urgency and vulnerability, as she declares her inability to bear the separation and her complete devotion to him. The repeated invitation, "Come, my king," underscores her yearning for his presence and affection. The song beautifully intertwines themes of love, longing, and surrender. The woman's emotional state is depicted through her sending the wind as a messenger and her melting like a candle, symbolizing her intense emotional suffering. She envisions a night of shared love, where joy multiplies with every moment of intimacy. The reference to Madhan (Kamadeva, the god of love) and Rathi (his consort) further emphasizes the romantic and sensual nature of her plea, portraying their union as a divine and natural culmination of their love in the 'garden of youth'.
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