Valibame Va Lyrics
From the movie Ram Lakshman
Valibame Va Song Lyrics is the track from Ram Lakshman Tamil Film – 1981, Starring Kamal Haasan, Sripriya, M. N. Nambiar, Pandari Bai, S. A. Asokan, Raveendran, Sivachandran, Suruli Rajan, Thengai Srinivasan, Major Sundarrajan. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் எஸ். பி. சைலஜா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Vaalipamae vaa vaa thaenisaiyae vaa vaa
Vaalipamae vaa vaa thaenisaiyae vaa vaa
Maeviya vaanam yaavum paadiya kaanam pogum
Naan vidum moochchellam raagamae
Vaalipamae vaa vaa thaenisaiyae vaa vaa
Vaalipamae vaa vaa thaenisaiyae vaa vaa
Vaalipamae vaa vaa thaenisaiyae vaa vaa
Vaalipamae vaa vaa thaenisaiyae vaa vaa
Manmatha raagamthaanae Innisai yaavum thaenae
Naanoru punnagai maenagai
Vaalipamae vaa vaa thaenisaiyae vaa vaa
Vaalipamae vaa vaa thaenisaiyae vaa vaa
Kadhal vanthu thogai mayil kadhil sollum Ilam thaegam thullum
Kaalai avan paadalukku thaalam sollum Ival kadhal ullam
Kalaigalil un raagam kavithaiyil santhosham
Kalaigalil un raagam kavithaiyil santhosham
Ada aalavidu kadhalukku neramillaiyae
Ilamjaadhi mullaiyae
: {Vaalibamae Vaa vaa
Thaenisaiyae Vaa vaa} (2)
Maeviya vaanam yaavum paadiya kaanam pogum
Haan…Naanoru punnagai maenagai
{Vaalibamae Vaa vaa
Thaenisaiyae Vaa vaa} (2)
Kadhaelnnum thaen kudangal kannil sumappen Adhil Unnai nanaippaen
Vaanavillil naar kizhiththu maalai thoduppaen Adhai soodi mudippaen
Naanoru poobaalam nee oru poi raagam Naanoru poobaalam nee oru poi raagam
Thaamaraiyil neerthuligal ottuvathillai Adhu sattamillai
Vaalipamae vaa vaa thaenisaiyae vaa vaa
Vaalipamae vaa vaa thaenisaiyae vaa vaa
Maeviya vaanam yaavum paadiya kaanam pogum
Naan vidum moochchellam raagamae
Vaalipamaethaenisaiyae Vaalipamaethaenisaiyae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Valibame Va" is a vibrant and playful duet between a young man and woman, celebrating youth, love, and music. The male voice invites youth and sweet melody, proclaiming that his very breath is a raga that will fill the skies. He sees himself as a passionate singer whose music permeates everything. The female voice responds, identifying herself as a smiling Menaka, suggesting that all sweet music is the raga of Manmatha (the god of love), implying that love is the essence of all beautiful sounds.
As the song progresses, their playful banter unfolds. The male singer describes how love makes a maiden's heart flutter, while the female singer initially feigns disinterest, claiming no time for love, calling him a "young jasmine." However, she soon embraces the romantic theme, promising to carry pots of love in her eyes and weave garlands from rainbows. The playful exchange continues with one calling the other a "false raga" and asserting that love is as natural and unavoidable as water not sticking to a lotus, yet it's not a rigid rule. The song beautifully captures the essence of budding romance, expressed through metaphors of music, nature, and divine love, highlighting the joy and lightheartedness of young love.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Valibame Va?
Valibame Va is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் எஸ். பி. சைலஜா.
Which movie is Valibame Va from?
The song Valibame Va is featured in the movie Ram Lakshman.
Who wrote the lyrics for Valibame Va?
The lyrics for Valibame Va were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Valibame Va lyrics?
Yes! Valibame Va lyrics from Ram Lakshman include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Valibame Va lyrics?
The song "Valibame Va" is a vibrant and playful duet between a young man and woman, celebrating youth, love, and music. The male voice invites youth and sweet melody, proclaiming that his very breath is a raga that will fill the skies. He sees himself as a passionate singer whose music permeates everything. The female voice responds, identifying herself as a smiling Menaka, suggesting that all sweet music is the raga of Manmatha (the god of love), implying that love is the essence of all beautiful sounds. As the song progresses, their playful banter unfolds. The male singer describes how love makes a maiden's heart flutter, while the female singer initially feigns disinterest, claiming no time for love, calling him a "young jasmine." However, she soon embraces the romantic theme, promising to carry pots of love in her eyes and weave garlands from rainbows. The playful exchange continues with one calling the other a "false raga" and asserting that love is as natural and unavoidable as water not sticking to a lotus, yet it's not a rigid rule. The song beautifully captures the essence of budding romance, expressed through metaphors of music, nature, and divine love, highlighting the joy and lightheartedness of young love.