Vasalil Poomaram Lyrics
From the movie Aayiram Muthangal
Vasalil Poomaram Song Lyrics is the track from Aayiram Muthangal Tamil Film – 1982, Starring Sivakumar, Radha, Jose, Charu Haasan, Y. G. Mahendran, Kallapetti Singaram, Loose Mohan, Chandrahasan, Silk Smitha, Vanitha Krishnachandran. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெயராம். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
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Vaasalil poomaram vaazhvellaam thaen tharum
Vaasalil poomaram vaazhvellaam thaen tharum
Kannukkul sogamaillai nenjukkul paaramillai
Kannukkul sogamaillai nenjukkul paaramillai
Kannaththil kanneer mazhai
Vaasalil poomaram vaazhvellaam thaen tharum
Kannukkul sogamaillai nenjukkul paaramillai
Kannaththil kanneer mazhai
Dhegam poovaaalaam mogam mullaagalaam
Endrum raththathil thiththikkum muththangal en sontham
Dhegam poovaaalaam mogam mullaagalaam
Endrum raththathil thiththikkum muththangal en sontham
Paadum bhoopaalangal yaavum poi raagangal
Paadum bhoopaalangal yaavum poi raagangal
Enthan kanneeril gangai kulikattum vazhi vidungal
Vaasalil poomaram vaazhvellaam thaen tharum
Kannukkul sogamaillai nenjukkul paaramillai
Kannaththil kanneer mazhai
Odam thallaaduthae nadhiyil kalloduthae
Engal antharangam en veettu kadhavukkum theriyaathae
Odam thallaaduthae nadhiyil kalloduthae
Engal antharangam en veettu kadhavukkum theriyaathae
Nenjil bhoogampangal kannil aananthangal
Nenjil bhoogampangal kannil aananthangal
Naan pennaaga illamal kallaaga varam thaarunal
Vaasalil poomaram vaazhvellaam thaen tharum
Kannukkul sogamaillai nenjukkul paaramillai
Kannukkul sogamaillai nenjukkul paaramillai
Kannaththil kanneer mazhai
Vaasalil poomaram vaazhvellaam thaen tharum
Song Meaning & Analysis
This poignant song, 'Vasalil Poomaram,' delves into the complex emotional landscape of a woman who outwardly projects an image of peace and happiness, while harboring deep, hidden sorrow. The opening lines speak of a 'flowering tree at the doorstep' promising a life of 'honey,' suggesting an initial hope or a facade of contentment. However, this is immediately contrasted with 'a rain of tears on the cheeks,' revealing the profound pain she endures despite claiming 'no sorrow in the eyes, no burden in the heart.'
The lyrics further explore this duality, where physical intimacy ('kisses that sweeten the blood') might exist, but true emotional connection is absent, with 'desire becoming a thorn.' The singer dismisses all 'singing Bhoopalams' (morning melodies) as 'false,' indicating a disillusionment with conventional expressions of joy. Her plea for the Ganges to 'bathe in my tears' is a powerful metaphor for overwhelming grief. The lines about 'secrets unknown even to my house's door' and 'earthquakes in the heart' alongside 'joys in the eyes' underscore the intense internal conflict. Ultimately, her wish to be 'a stone, not a woman' reflects a profound weariness and a desire to escape the emotional vulnerability and pain associated with her identity and experiences.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vasalil Poomaram?
Vasalil Poomaram is sung by வாணி ஜெயராம்.
Which movie is Vasalil Poomaram from?
The song Vasalil Poomaram is featured in the movie Aayiram Muthangal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vasalil Poomaram?
The lyrics for Vasalil Poomaram were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Vasalil Poomaram lyrics?
Yes! Vasalil Poomaram lyrics from Aayiram Muthangal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vasalil Poomaram lyrics?
This poignant song, 'Vasalil Poomaram,' delves into the complex emotional landscape of a woman who outwardly projects an image of peace and happiness, while harboring deep, hidden sorrow. The opening lines speak of a 'flowering tree at the doorstep' promising a life of 'honey,' suggesting an initial hope or a facade of contentment. However, this is immediately contrasted with 'a rain of tears on the cheeks,' revealing the profound pain she endures despite claiming 'no sorrow in the eyes, no burden in the heart.' The lyrics further explore this duality, where physical intimacy ('kisses that sweeten the blood') might exist, but true emotional connection is absent, with 'desire becoming a thorn.' The singer dismisses all 'singing Bhoopalams' (morning melodies) as 'false,' indicating a disillusionment with conventional expressions of joy. Her plea for the Ganges to 'bathe in my tears' is a powerful metaphor for overwhelming grief. The lines about 'secrets unknown even to my house's door' and 'earthquakes in the heart' alongside 'joys in the eyes' underscore the intense internal conflict. Ultimately, her wish to be 'a stone, not a woman' reflects a profound weariness and a desire to escape the emotional vulnerability and pain associated with her identity and experiences.
