Vandavasi Vanthen Lyrics
From the movie Kasi Yathirai
Vandavasi Vanthen Song Lyrics is the track from Kasi Yathirai Tamil Film – 1973. This song was sung by மனோரமா, கோவை சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
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Vandhavaasi vandhen vandhanathai thandhen Vanji endhan peru aalandhur aandaalu
Aalandhur aandaalu aalandhur aandaalu Aalandhur aandaalu
Aalandhur aandaalu
Dialogue :
Adi ennadi raajathi ododi vanthen Mel moochu vaanguthadi
Adi ennadi raajathi ododi vanthen Mel moochu vaanguthadi
Un javvadhu pottodu kai kuttai vaasam En mookkai thulaikkuthadi
Thanjaavur raaja un thagappanadi Namma loveukku villanadi
Thanjaavur raaja un thagappanadi Namma loveukku villanadi
Naama anjaama enaalum kaadhalichaa Avan adipaan baltiyadi
Naama anjaama enaalum kaadhalichaa Avan adipaan baltiyadi
Dialogue :
Amaravathiyae anbin nathiyae
Vandhen pathiyae vaa vaa sathiyae vaa vaa sathiyae
Athaanae vaa vendru kooppitta neram Pothaanae podaamal odi vandhaayooo
Haan Amaravathiyae anbin nathiyae
Vandhen pathiyae vaa vaa sathiyae vaa vaa sathiyae
Dialogue :
Amaravathi nenjamae Ambikapadhikku sondhamae
Amaravathi nenjamae Aayiram kanavugal kalyaana naalilae
Aanandha ninaivugal anbu konda uravilae Varusham maasam thedhi paarthu
Thaali katta sollungal
Dialogue :
Avanukkenna kaadhalithaan Avamaanam enakkallavaa
Kanda payal en magal mel Kaiyai veithaal thavarallavaa
Kaiyai veithaal thavarallavaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Vandavasi Vanthen" from the 1973 movie 'Kasi Yathirai' is a playful and romantic duet, interspersed with dramatic dialogues that reveal a classic love story with familial opposition. The initial verses introduce the female protagonist, Alandur Aandaalu, who playfully greets her beloved. The male character expresses his eagerness, having rushed to meet her, captivated by her scent. Their conversation quickly turns to the obstacle in their love: the girl's father, described as the "Thanjavur king," who is against their union. Despite this, they express confidence that their unwavering love will eventually make him change his mind.
The dialogues further elaborate on the narrative, with the male character addressing his beloved as Amaravathi, a river of love, and expressing his devotion. The female character teases him about his haste in coming to meet her. The song culminates in a declaration of love, with Amaravathi's heart belonging to Ambikapathi, and a longing for their wedding day. However, the final dialogue introduces the father's perspective, expressing his shame and anger at his daughter's choice, highlighting the societal disapproval and the conflict that forms the core of their romantic struggle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vandavasi Vanthen?
Vandavasi Vanthen is sung by மனோரமா, கோவை சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Vandavasi Vanthen from?
The song Vandavasi Vanthen is featured in the movie Kasi Yathirai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vandavasi Vanthen?
The lyrics for Vandavasi Vanthen were written by Unknown with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Vandavasi Vanthen lyrics?
Yes! Vandavasi Vanthen lyrics from Kasi Yathirai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vandavasi Vanthen lyrics?
The song "Vandavasi Vanthen" from the 1973 movie 'Kasi Yathirai' is a playful and romantic duet, interspersed with dramatic dialogues that reveal a classic love story with familial opposition. The initial verses introduce the female protagonist, Alandur Aandaalu, who playfully greets her beloved. The male character expresses his eagerness, having rushed to meet her, captivated by her scent. Their conversation quickly turns to the obstacle in their love: the girl's father, described as the "Thanjavur king," who is against their union. Despite this, they express confidence that their unwavering love will eventually make him change his mind. The dialogues further elaborate on the narrative, with the male character addressing his beloved as Amaravathi, a river of love, and expressing his devotion. The female character teases him about his haste in coming to meet her. The song culminates in a declaration of love, with Amaravathi's heart belonging to Ambikapathi, and a longing for their wedding day. However, the final dialogue introduces the father's perspective, expressing his shame and anger at his daughter's choice, highlighting the societal disapproval and the conflict that forms the core of their romantic struggle.
