Valaattum Oor Kuruvi Lyrics
From the movie Ennai Vittu Pogaathe
Valaattum Oor Kuruvi Song Lyrics is the track from Ennai Vittu Pogaathe Tamil Film – 1988, Starring Ramarajan, Sabitha Anand, S. S. Chandran, Senthil, S. N. Lakshmi, Rasi, Dilip, Chinni Jayanth, Radha Ravi. This song was sung by மனோ மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Isaignani Ilayaraja.
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Vaalaattum oor kuruvi Chinna thaalaattu ketkiradhu
Vaalaattum oor kuruvi Chinna thaalaattu ketkiradhu
Sindhu ondru vandhu sindhugiradhingae Sindhu mani chindhu konjugiradhingae
Adhu sindhaadha or maniyae Indha sindhaamani maniyae
Vaalaattum oor kuruvi
Poothu kulungum nandhavanam Idhu kaathu kedakkum poongaavanam
Poothu kulungum nandhavanam Idhu kaathu kedakkum poongaavanam
Pakkathil vandhu parikka thaan solli Kaathula saedhi sollum
Kaathadichu vaasam vandhu Em manasa thaan kedukka
Poo parichu poo parichu Maala onnu naan thodukka
Kaathu thaan ingae nikkiren anbae Sindhaadha or maniyae
Indha sindhaamani maniyae
Vaalaattum oor kuruvi Chinna thaalaattu ketkiradhu
Thaalattu ketkaiyilae Konjam vaal aatta paarkiradhu
Sindhu ondru vandhu sindhugiradhingae Sindhu mani chindhu konjugiradhingae
Adhu sindhaadha or maniyae Indha sindhaamani maniyae
Vaalaattum oor kuruvi
Naethu irundhen aathoramaa Vazhi paathu kedandhen
Kaathaada naan Naethu irundhen aathoramaa
Vazhi paathu kedandhen Kaathaada naan
Poothadhu en kannu poovu adhu illa Nambu idha pennae pennae
Paduthu naanum mela paathaa Koora mela nee irukkae
Udutha thuni paatheduthu Saela mela nee irukkae
Kettu thaan ponen… manasula thaanae Sindhaadha or maniyae
Indha sindhaamani maniyae
Vaalaattum oor kuruvi Chinna thaalaattu ketkiradhu
Thaalattu ketkaiyilae Konjam vaal aatta paarkiradhu
Sindhu ondru vandhu sindhugiradhingae Sindhu mani chindhu konjugiradhingae
Adhu sindhaadha or maniyae Indha sindhaamani maniyae
Vaalaattum oor kuruvi
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a delightful and playful romantic duet, where the male protagonist expresses his deep admiration and longing for his beloved. The metaphor of a "wagging village sparrow asking for a lullaby" sets a lighthearted and teasing tone, suggesting a playful pursuit and a desire for affection. The lyrics beautifully intertwine the idea of a melody (Sindhu) and a precious gem (Chintamani), implying that the beloved is a rare and invaluable treasure, whose presence brings joy and enchantment.
The male singer describes how the woman's allure is like a blooming garden, beckoning him to come closer. He speaks of being captivated by her fragrance carried on the wind and his desire to create a garland for her, symbolizing his devotion. His thoughts are consumed by her, to the point where he imagines her everywhere—on the roof when he looks up, or on his saree when he picks clothes. The song captures the essence of a lover's yearning, the sweet agony of being smitten, and the playful banter that often accompanies budding romance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Valaattum Oor Kuruvi?
Valaattum Oor Kuruvi is sung by மனோ மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Valaattum Oor Kuruvi from?
The song Valaattum Oor Kuruvi is featured in the movie Ennai Vittu Pogaathe.
Who wrote the lyrics for Valaattum Oor Kuruvi?
The lyrics for Valaattum Oor Kuruvi were written by Isaignani Ilayaraja with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Valaattum Oor Kuruvi lyrics?
Yes! Valaattum Oor Kuruvi lyrics from Ennai Vittu Pogaathe include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Valaattum Oor Kuruvi lyrics?
This song is a delightful and playful romantic duet, where the male protagonist expresses his deep admiration and longing for his beloved. The metaphor of a "wagging village sparrow asking for a lullaby" sets a lighthearted and teasing tone, suggesting a playful pursuit and a desire for affection. The lyrics beautifully intertwine the idea of a melody (Sindhu) and a precious gem (Chintamani), implying that the beloved is a rare and invaluable treasure, whose presence brings joy and enchantment. The male singer describes how the woman's allure is like a blooming garden, beckoning him to come closer. He speaks of being captivated by her fragrance carried on the wind and his desire to create a garland for her, symbolizing his devotion. His thoughts are consumed by her, to the point where he imagines her everywhere—on the roof when he looks up, or on his saree when he picks clothes. The song captures the essence of a lover's yearning, the sweet agony of being smitten, and the playful banter that often accompanies budding romance.
