Vaazhkai Odam Sella Lyrics
From the movie Aval Appadithan
Vaazhkai Odam Sella Song Lyrics is the track from Aval Appadithan Tamil Film – 1978, Starring Sripriya, Kamal Haasan, Rajinikanth, Sivachandran, Saritha, Kutty Padmini, Chithra, Raveendran. This song was sung by எஸ். ஜானகி. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Vaazhkkai odam sella Aattril neerottam illai
Vaazhkkai odam sella Aattril neerottam illai
Yaarum thaeril sella Ooril thaerum illai
Engoo aedhoo yaaroo
Vaazhkkai odam sella Aattril neerottam illai
Azhagaana medai Sugamaana raagam
Idaiyinil veliga undu Aaraadha punnum
Nooraana mullum Aadidum kaalgalil undu
Edhillaeyum penmai Sugam kaanavillai
Aa…aaaaaa Edhillaeyum penmai
Sugam kaanavillai Eriyaadha deepangal pennaa
Vaazhkkai odam sella Aattril neerottam illai
Orrengum medai Raajaakkal vesham
Unmaiyil raajaakkal illai Orrengum solai
Rojaakkal vaasam Unmaiyil rojaakkal illai
Ulagaththil penmai Uyarvaagavillai
Aaaaaaaaa Ulagaththil penmai
Uyarvaagavillai Udhavaadha pushpangal pengal
Vaazhkkai odam sella Aattril neerottam illai
Yaarum thaeril sella Ooril thaerum illai
Engoo aedhoo yaaroo
Vaazhkkai odam sella Aattril neerottam illai
Song Meaning & Analysis
This poignant song from 'Aval Appadithan' reflects the disillusionment and struggles faced by women in society, particularly highlighting the protagonist's cynical worldview. The recurring metaphor of a boat unable to sail due to a lack of river current symbolizes a life devoid of momentum, purpose, or support, especially for women. It speaks to the societal barriers and lack of genuine opportunities that prevent women from truly flourishing and finding joy, despite outward appearances of beauty or pleasantness.
The lyrics further delve into the superficiality of societal roles and expectations, where 'kings in disguise' and 'roses without true fragrance' represent a world full of pretense and unfulfilled promises. The rhetorical questions, "Are women unlit lamps?" and "Are women useless flowers?", powerfully convey the frustration and devaluation of womanhood. The song captures a deep sense of existential despair and a critical commentary on the patriarchal structures that suppress female agency and happiness, making it a timeless anthem for feminist thought in Tamil cinema.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vaazhkai Odam Sella?
Vaazhkai Odam Sella is sung by எஸ். ஜானகி.
Which movie is Vaazhkai Odam Sella from?
The song Vaazhkai Odam Sella is featured in the movie Aval Appadithan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vaazhkai Odam Sella?
The lyrics for Vaazhkai Odam Sella were written by Kannadasan with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Vaazhkai Odam Sella lyrics?
Yes! Vaazhkai Odam Sella lyrics from Aval Appadithan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vaazhkai Odam Sella lyrics?
This poignant song from 'Aval Appadithan' reflects the disillusionment and struggles faced by women in society, particularly highlighting the protagonist's cynical worldview. The recurring metaphor of a boat unable to sail due to a lack of river current symbolizes a life devoid of momentum, purpose, or support, especially for women. It speaks to the societal barriers and lack of genuine opportunities that prevent women from truly flourishing and finding joy, despite outward appearances of beauty or pleasantness. The lyrics further delve into the superficiality of societal roles and expectations, where 'kings in disguise' and 'roses without true fragrance' represent a world full of pretense and unfulfilled promises. The rhetorical questions, "Are women unlit lamps?" and "Are women useless flowers?", powerfully convey the frustration and devaluation of womanhood. The song captures a deep sense of existential despair and a critical commentary on the patriarchal structures that suppress female agency and happiness, making it a timeless anthem for feminist thought in Tamil cinema.