Vaazhvil Sowbagiyam Lyrics
From the movie Thoondil Meen
Vaazhvil Sowbagiyam Song Lyrics is the track from Thoondil Meen Tamil Film – 1977. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா மற்றும் எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by V. Kumar. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Vaazhvil sowbaagiyam vandhadhu Vaazhvil sowbaagiyam vandhadhu
Vandhaen endradhu Thaen thandhaen endradhu
En angamae unnidam sangamam
En nenjilae mangaiyin kungumam
En angamae unnidam sangamam
En nenjilae mangaiyin kungumam Vaazhvil sowbaagiyam vandhadhu
Vandhaen endradhu Thaen thandhaen endradhu
Dhaevan kalai koyil poonthaer ondru Dhaevi vadivaaga kanden indru
Dhaevan kalai koyil poonthaer ondru Dhaevi vadivaaga kanden indru
Poovidhazh thannai parithu Poojaiyai mella nadathu
Poovidhazh thannai parithu Poojaiyai mella nadathu
Thodangum thodarum sugangalai ninaithu
Vaazhvil sowbaagiyam vandhadhu
Vandhaen endradhu Thaen thandhaen endradhu
Naan ariyaadha ragasiyam ondru Noolidai paarthaen therindhadhu indru
Naan ariyaadha ragasiyam ondru Noolidai paarthaen therindhadhu indru
Thaalaattavaa mannavaa Unnaiyum pillai pol naan thaayaana podhum
Aariro… aariro… aariro… aariro… Lalaalaala laa lalaalaala laa
Lalaalaala laa lalaalaala laa (Overlap )
Thaalaattavaa mannavaa Unnaiyum pillai pol naan thaayaana podhum
Mani pillai polae Maarbil naan aada vendum
Mani pillai polae Maarbil naan aada vendum
Mayakkam kodukkum malaranai adhu allavaa
Vaazhvil sowbaagiyam vandhadhu
Vandhaen endradhu Thaen thandhaen endradhu
Vanna kodi thandha mullai chendu Vandhu vilaiyaadum pillai endru
Vanna kodi thandha mullai chendu Vandhu vilaiyaadum pillai endru
Mogana raagam padithu Moovarum kaigal inaithu
Mogana raagam padithu Moovarum kaigal inaithu
Nadathum payanam nalam pera vaazhthu
Vaazhvil sowbaagiyam vandhadhu
Vandhaen endradhu Thaen thandhaen endradhu
Vandhaen endradhu Thaen thandhaen endradhu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Vaazhvil Sowbagiyam," is a classic romantic duet from the 1977 Tamil film 'Thoondil Meen'. It beautifully captures the euphoria and intimacy of newfound love and marital bliss. The lyrics, penned by Vaali, express the profound joy and sense of completeness experienced by the lovers. The male voice describes his beloved as a divine chariot, a goddess, and marvels at her beauty, while the female voice expresses her desire for closeness and nurturing, even playfully wishing to be a child on his chest. The recurring theme of "fortune arriving in life" underscores the immense happiness and fulfillment they find in each other.
The song progresses from the initial excitement of love to a deeper, more tender connection, hinting at the future and the prospect of family. The mention of "all three joining hands" in the final stanza subtly alludes to the couple and their future child, blessing their journey together. The melody by V. Kumar, combined with the soulful voices of P. Susheela and S. P. Balasubrahmanyam, elevates the romantic mood, making it a timeless celebration of love, companionship, and the auspicious beginning of a shared life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vaazhvil Sowbagiyam?
Vaazhvil Sowbagiyam is sung by பி. சுசீலா மற்றும் எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Vaazhvil Sowbagiyam from?
The song Vaazhvil Sowbagiyam is featured in the movie Thoondil Meen.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vaazhvil Sowbagiyam?
The lyrics for Vaazhvil Sowbagiyam were written by Vaali with music composed by V. Kumar.
Is English translation available for Vaazhvil Sowbagiyam lyrics?
Yes! Vaazhvil Sowbagiyam lyrics from Thoondil Meen include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vaazhvil Sowbagiyam lyrics?
This song, "Vaazhvil Sowbagiyam," is a classic romantic duet from the 1977 Tamil film 'Thoondil Meen'. It beautifully captures the euphoria and intimacy of newfound love and marital bliss. The lyrics, penned by Vaali, express the profound joy and sense of completeness experienced by the lovers. The male voice describes his beloved as a divine chariot, a goddess, and marvels at her beauty, while the female voice expresses her desire for closeness and nurturing, even playfully wishing to be a child on his chest. The recurring theme of "fortune arriving in life" underscores the immense happiness and fulfillment they find in each other. The song progresses from the initial excitement of love to a deeper, more tender connection, hinting at the future and the prospect of family. The mention of "all three joining hands" in the final stanza subtly alludes to the couple and their future child, blessing their journey together. The melody by V. Kumar, combined with the soulful voices of P. Susheela and S. P. Balasubrahmanyam, elevates the romantic mood, making it a timeless celebration of love, companionship, and the auspicious beginning of a shared life.
