Varavu Ettana Cover Art

Varavu Ettana Lyrics

From the movie Bama Vijayam 1967

Varavu Ettana Song Lyrics is the track from Bama Vijayam 1967 Tamil Film – 1967. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன், பி. சுஷீலா மற்றும் எல்.ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி. The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

MS
Music DirectorM. S. Vishwanathan
K
LyricistKannadasan

Singers

டஎ
Singerடி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன்
பச
Singerபி. சுஷீலா மற்றும் எல்.ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி

Star Cast

Not Specified

Varavu ettanaa Selavu pathanaa
Adhigam rendanaa Kadaisiyil thundhanaa

Varavu ettanaa Selavu pathanaa
Adhigam rendanaa Kadaisiyil thundhanaa
Thundhanaa thundhanaaaaa

One two three four Five six seven eight hmm

Varavu ettanaa Selavu pathanaa
Adhigam rendanaa Kadaisiyil thundhanaa
Thundhanaa thundhanaaaaa

Thiraimaiku mele ninaipu vandhaal Nimmadhi irukaadhu
Aiyaa nimmadhi irukaadhu Alavuku mele aasai vandhaal
Ulladhum nilaikaadhu Amma ulladhum nilaikaadhu

Vayasukumelae ulagathil ulla Nalladhu pidikaadhu
Maama nalladhu pidikaadhu Female Chorus : Vayasukumelae ulagathil ulla
Nalladhu pidikaadhu Maama nalladhu pidikaadhu

Vayasu pillaigal pudhusaa perusaa Vaazhvadhu porukaadhu
Appa vaazhvadhu porukaadhu Male Chorus : Vayasu pillaigal pudhusaa perusaa
Vaazhvadhu porukaadhu Appa vaazhvadhu porukaadhu

Vaadagai sobaa Iruvadhu roobaa
Vilaiku vaanginaa Muppadhe roobaa

Vaadagai sobaa iruvadhu roobaa Vilaiku vaanginaa muppadhe roobaa

Varavu ettanaa Selavu pathanaa
Adhigam rendanaa Kadaisiyil thundhanaa
Thundhanaa thundhanaa…

Adangaa manaivi adimai purushan

Kudumbathukaagaadhu Adangaa manaivi adimai purushan

Kudumbathukaagaadhu Aiyaa kudumbathukaagaadhu

Yaanaiyaipole ponaiyum thinaa Jeeranamaagaadhu
Aiyaa jeeranamaagaadhu Yaanaiyaipolae ponaiyum thinaa

Jeeranamaagaadhu Aiyaa jeeranamaagaadhu

Pachaikiligal parapadhai paarthaa Parundhuku pidikaadhu
Appa parundhuku pidikaadhu Male Chorus :  Pachaikiligal parapadhai paarthaa
Parudhuku pidikaadhu Appa parundhuku pidikaadhu

Panathai paarthal gowravam enbadhu Marundhukum irukaadhu
Maama marundhukum irukaadhu Female Chorus : Panathai paarthal gowravam enbadhu
Marundhukum irukaadhu Maama marundhukum irukaadhu

Thangasangili iraval vaagunaa Thavari pochunaa
Thagidathandhanaa

Ho ho ho Appa haan haan haan

Baamavijayam krishnanukaaga Inge edhukaaga
Baamavijayam krishnanukaaga Ingae edhukaaga
Amma ingae edhukaaga

Maadhargal ellaam kannigalaaga Maranam adhukaaga
Appa maranam adhukaaga

Kannigalaaga vaazhanum endraal Pillaigal edhukaaga
Aiyaa pillaigal edhukaaga

Kaadhal seidha paavathukaaga Verae edhukaaga
Appa verae edhukaaga

Pataal theriyum pazhasum pudhusum Kettaal theriyum kelviyum badhilum

Varavu ettanaa Selavu pathanaa
Adhigam rendanaa Kadaisiyil thundhanaa
Thundhanaa thundhanaa…aa

Male and Chorus : Varavu ettanaa Selavu pathanaa
Adhigam rendanaa Kadaisiyil thundhanaa
Thundhanaa thundhanaa…

Song Meaning & Analysis

This classic Tamil song, 'Varavu Ettana,' from the 1967 film 'Bama Vijayam,' is a humorous and satirical commentary on financial mismanagement and various societal observations. The recurring refrain, "Income eight annas, expenses ten annas, two annas extra," immediately sets a lighthearted yet critical tone, highlighting the common human tendency to live beyond one's means. Through simple, relatable analogies and witty remarks, the lyrics touch upon the consequences of unchecked desires, the importance of contentment, and the pitfalls of poor choices, all delivered with a folk-like rhythm and charm.

Penned by the legendary Kannadasan, the song delves into deeper themes such as generational differences, marital dynamics, and the corrupting influence of money on respect. The latter part of the song, with its playful references to the movie title 'Bama Vijayam' and provocative lines about women and children, adds a layer of philosophical and social critique, characteristic of Kannadasan's clever writing. It's a delightful blend of social commentary and comedic banter, making it a timeless piece that resonates with its insightful observations on human nature.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Varavu Ettana?

Varavu Ettana is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன், பி. சுஷீலா மற்றும் எல்.ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி.

Which movie is Varavu Ettana from?

The song Varavu Ettana is featured in the movie Bama Vijayam 1967.

Who wrote the lyrics for Varavu Ettana?

The lyrics for Varavu Ettana were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.

Is English translation available for Varavu Ettana lyrics?

Yes! Varavu Ettana lyrics from Bama Vijayam 1967 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Varavu Ettana lyrics?

This classic Tamil song, 'Varavu Ettana,' from the 1967 film 'Bama Vijayam,' is a humorous and satirical commentary on financial mismanagement and various societal observations. The recurring refrain, "Income eight annas, expenses ten annas, two annas extra," immediately sets a lighthearted yet critical tone, highlighting the common human tendency to live beyond one's means. Through simple, relatable analogies and witty remarks, the lyrics touch upon the consequences of unchecked desires, the importance of contentment, and the pitfalls of poor choices, all delivered with a folk-like rhythm and charm. Penned by the legendary Kannadasan, the song delves into deeper themes such as generational differences, marital dynamics, and the corrupting influence of money on respect. The latter part of the song, with its playful references to the movie title 'Bama Vijayam' and provocative lines about women and children, adds a layer of philosophical and social critique, characteristic of Kannadasan's clever writing. It's a delightful blend of social commentary and comedic banter, making it a timeless piece that resonates with its insightful observations on human nature.

Song Details

Song NameVaravu Ettana
Singersடி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன், பி. சுஷீலா மற்றும் எல்.ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி
LyricistKannadasan
LanguageTamil

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