
Varattum Vandhaal Vazhi Solven Lyrics
From the movie Rathna Kumar
Varattum Vandhaal Vazhi Solven Song Lyrics is the track from Rathna Kumar Tamil Film – 1949. This song was sung by பி. பானுமதி. The music was composed by G. Ramanathan, C. R. Subbaraman. Lyrics works penned by Papanasam Sivan.
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Varattum vandhaal Vazhi solluvaen
Varattum vandhaal Vazhi solluvaen
Dhushta manadhai adakkum Uyar vallamai attra avar
Varattum vandhaal Vazhi solluvaen
Dhushta manadhai adakkum Uyar vallamai attra avar
Varattum ingae varattum Vandhaal vazhi solluvaen
Kuruttuthanathaal Avamaana pattu thirumbi
Kuruttuthanathaal Avamaana pattu thirumbi
Konji kenji ennidam vandhu Kuzhaindhoru mutham ketka varattum
Konji kenji ennidam vandhu Kuzhaindhoru mutham ketka varattum
Vandhaal vazhi solluvaen
Naadaalum raani aval engae Naadodi yaana ivar engae
Naadaalum raani aval engae Sutha naadodi yaana ivar engae
Ettaap pazhthukkaaga Aasaippattu yaemaandhu
Ettaa pazhthukkaaga Aasaippattu yaemaandhu
Thattu kettu kuttu pattu Mudivilae avaren edhirilae
Varattum Thattu kettu kuttu pattu
Mudivilae avaren edhirilae Varattum
Vandhaal vazhi solluvaen Dhushta manadhai adakkum
Uyar vallamai attra Avar varattum ingae varattum
Avar ingae varattum
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Varattum Vandhaal Vazhi Solven" from the 1949 film 'Rathna Kumar' is a powerful declaration of defiance and self-assuredness by a woman, likely the character played by P. Bhanumathi. She addresses a man who has wronged her or underestimated her, expressing a confident expectation of his eventual return, humbled and seeking her forgiveness or attention. The lyrics paint a picture of a woman who has been scorned but remains unyielding, ready to assert her dominance and "show the way" once he has faced the consequences of his actions and his "wicked mind."
The narrative unfolds with the woman anticipating his return, disgraced by his "blindness" and now reduced to pleading for her affection. She contrasts her own regal status ("queen who rules the land") with his fallen state ("wanderer"), highlighting the disparity created by his poor choices. The imagery of desiring an "out-of-reach fruit" and being "deceived" further emphasizes his folly and her superior position. The song is a testament to female strength and resilience, portraying a woman who, despite past hurts, stands firm, waiting for the inevitable moment of vindication and the opportunity to guide her repentant suitor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Varattum Vandhaal Vazhi Solven?
Varattum Vandhaal Vazhi Solven is sung by பி. பானுமதி.
Which movie is Varattum Vandhaal Vazhi Solven from?
The song Varattum Vandhaal Vazhi Solven is featured in the movie Rathna Kumar.
Who wrote the lyrics for Varattum Vandhaal Vazhi Solven?
The lyrics for Varattum Vandhaal Vazhi Solven were written by Papanasam Sivan with music composed by G. Ramanathan and C. R. Subbaraman.
Is English translation available for Varattum Vandhaal Vazhi Solven lyrics?
Yes! Varattum Vandhaal Vazhi Solven lyrics from Rathna Kumar include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Varattum Vandhaal Vazhi Solven lyrics?
The song "Varattum Vandhaal Vazhi Solven" from the 1949 film 'Rathna Kumar' is a powerful declaration of defiance and self-assuredness by a woman, likely the character played by P. Bhanumathi. She addresses a man who has wronged her or underestimated her, expressing a confident expectation of his eventual return, humbled and seeking her forgiveness or attention. The lyrics paint a picture of a woman who has been scorned but remains unyielding, ready to assert her dominance and "show the way" once he has faced the consequences of his actions and his "wicked mind." The narrative unfolds with the woman anticipating his return, disgraced by his "blindness" and now reduced to pleading for her affection. She contrasts her own regal status ("queen who rules the land") with his fallen state ("wanderer"), highlighting the disparity created by his poor choices. The imagery of desiring an "out-of-reach fruit" and being "deceived" further emphasizes his folly and her superior position. The song is a testament to female strength and resilience, portraying a woman who, despite past hurts, stands firm, waiting for the inevitable moment of vindication and the opportunity to guide her repentant suitor.
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