Vaazhve Mayama Lyrics
From the movie Gaayathri
Vaazhve Mayama Song Lyrics is the track from Gaayathri Tamil Film – 1977, Starring Sridevi, Jaishankar, Rajinikanth, Rajasulochana, S. A. Asokan, Venniradai Moorthy, M. N. Rajam, Delhi Kumar, Prabhakar, P. Jayadevi. This song was sung by பி. எஸ். சசிரேகா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Panchu Arunachalam.
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Vaazhvae maayama Vaazhvae maayama
Verum kadhaiya kadum puyala Verum kanava nijama
Vaazhvae maayama Verum kadhaiya kadum puyala
Verum kanava nijama
Nadanthavai ellaam veshangala Nadappavai ellaam mosangala
Vaazhvae maayama Verum kadhaiya kadum puyala
Verum kanava nijama
Nilavukku pinnaal nizhal irukkum Nizhalukkum orunaal oli kidaikkum
Nilavukku pinnaal nizhal irukkum Nizhalukkum orunaal oli kidaikkum
Malarukkul naagam marainthirukkum Manathukkul mirugam olinthirukkum
Thirai pottu nee maraithaal enna Theriyaamal poguma …aaa
Vaazhvae maayama Verum kadhaiya kadum puyala
Verum kanava nijama
Sirippathu polae mugam irukkum Siripukku pinnaal neruppirukkum
Sirippathu polae mugam irukkum Siripukku pinnaal neruppirukkum
Anaippathu polae karam irukkum Angae kodum vaal marainthirukkum
Thirai pottu nee maraithaal enna Theriyaamal poguma
{Vaazhvae maayama Verum kadhaiya kadum puyala
Verum kanava nijama} (2) Verum kanava nijama
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Vaazhve Mayama," from the 1977 film 'Gaayathri,' delves into the profound philosophical question of life's true nature, questioning whether it is an illusion, a mere story, a tumultuous storm, or a blend of dreams and reality. The lyrics express a deep sense of disillusionment, pondering if past events were mere charades and future occurrences are destined to be deceptions. It captures a mood of introspection and skepticism about the authenticity of experiences and human interactions.
The song vividly illustrates the deceptive facades prevalent in life. It uses powerful metaphors like a snake hidden in a flower and a beast lurking within the heart to symbolize hidden dangers and malevolent intentions beneath beautiful exteriors. Similarly, it speaks of smiles concealing fire and embracing hands hiding daggers, emphasizing the betrayal and treachery that can lie beneath seemingly benign gestures. The recurring rhetorical question, "What if you hide it with a screen? Will it remain unknown?" underscores the belief that truth, however concealed, will eventually surface, adding a layer of fatalism to its melancholic reflection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vaazhve Mayama?
Vaazhve Mayama is sung by பி. எஸ். சசிரேகா.
Which movie is Vaazhve Mayama from?
The song Vaazhve Mayama is featured in the movie Gaayathri.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vaazhve Mayama?
The lyrics for Vaazhve Mayama were written by Panchu Arunachalam with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Vaazhve Mayama lyrics?
Yes! Vaazhve Mayama lyrics from Gaayathri include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vaazhve Mayama lyrics?
This song, "Vaazhve Mayama," from the 1977 film 'Gaayathri,' delves into the profound philosophical question of life's true nature, questioning whether it is an illusion, a mere story, a tumultuous storm, or a blend of dreams and reality. The lyrics express a deep sense of disillusionment, pondering if past events were mere charades and future occurrences are destined to be deceptions. It captures a mood of introspection and skepticism about the authenticity of experiences and human interactions. The song vividly illustrates the deceptive facades prevalent in life. It uses powerful metaphors like a snake hidden in a flower and a beast lurking within the heart to symbolize hidden dangers and malevolent intentions beneath beautiful exteriors. Similarly, it speaks of smiles concealing fire and embracing hands hiding daggers, emphasizing the betrayal and treachery that can lie beneath seemingly benign gestures. The recurring rhetorical question, "What if you hide it with a screen? Will it remain unknown?" underscores the belief that truth, however concealed, will eventually surface, adding a layer of fatalism to its melancholic reflection.
