Vasantha Vizha Lyrics

From the movie Thirumalai Deivam

Vasantha Vizha Song Lyrics is the track from Thirumalai Deivam Tamil Film – 1972, Starring Gemini Ganesan, Sivakumar, Sirkazhi Govindarajan, Manorama. This song was sung by பி. வசந்தா. The music was composed by Kunnakadi Vaidyanathan. Lyrics works penned by Udumalai Narayanakavi.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Music DirectorKunnakadi Vaidyanathan

LyricistUdumalai Narayanakavi

Singers

பவ

Singerபி. வசந்தா

Star Cast

ActorGemini Ganesan

ActorSivakumar

ActorSirkazhi Govindarajan

Translation

Vasanthavizha nalla vasanthavizha Vasanthavizha nalla vasanthavizha
Kaadhal varam ketkkum Kanniyarkku sirantha vizha
Kaadhal varam ketkkum Kanniyarkku sirantha vizha
Vasanthavizha nalla vasanthavizha aa aa aa

Ilamai vizha indru inimai vizha
Nenjam ezhilodu vilayaadum thiruvizha
Thendral pattu vannam thottu mugam paarkalaam
Naanappattu vaazhvaithottu sugam serkalaam
Thunai thedalaam suvai kaanalaam
Thunai thedalaam suvai kaanalaam
Vasanthavizha nalla vasanthavizha aa aa aa

Maega karungkuzhal muthirai ponnudal Minnal varaigindra sithiramaai
Minnal varaigindra sithiramaai Velvizhi paarvaiyum sevidazh ppovaiyum
Seethanam thanthidum pakkuvamaai Seethanam thanthidum pakkuvamaai

Mella mella nadanthu Palliarai adainthu
Uyiril kalanthu ulagai marakkum Aarambam eppadiyoo
Andha uravil malarum Paruva kodiyil
Aanandham epapdiyoo Andha aanandham eppadiyoo
Vasanthavizha nalla vasanthavizha aa aa aa

Endhan kannum idathu thozhum Thudippadhenna thozhi

Indha naalil oru nanmai ungalai Thedi vanthidum devi

Yaedho ondru manadhil vanthu Vaatuvadhennadi thozhi

Ilamai vanthavudan kaadhal yaekkam vandhae theerum devi

Iravinil thookkam varavillaiyae Adhu yaeno solladi thozhi

Ungal idhayathil oruvan pugunthiruppaan Adhai avanidam kelungal devi

Kanavilum avanai kandathillaiyae Ennadi seiven thozhi
Kandaal avanai thaniyae azhaithu Thandanai kodungal devi

Vasanthavizha nalla vasanthavizha Kaadhal varam ketkkum
Kanniyarkku sirantha vizha Vasanthavizha nalla vasanthavizha aa aa aa

Song Meaning & Analysis

The latter part of the song features a charming and playful dialogue between two friends. One friend expresses her restless heart, twitching eye, and sleepless nights, hinting at the stirrings of love. The other friend, with a knowing smile, teases her, suggesting that a man has already entered her heart and playfully advises her to 'punish' him if she ever finds him. This lighthearted banter adds a touch of innocence and universal relatability to the experience of first love and longing during the joyous spring festival.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Vasantha Vizha?

Vasantha Vizha is sung by பி. வசந்தா.

Which movie is Vasantha Vizha from?

The song Vasantha Vizha is featured in the movie Thirumalai Deivam.

Who wrote the lyrics for Vasantha Vizha?

The lyrics for Vasantha Vizha were written by Udumalai Narayanakavi with music composed by Kunnakadi Vaidyanathan.

Is English translation available for Vasantha Vizha lyrics?

Yes! Vasantha Vizha lyrics from Thirumalai Deivam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Vasantha Vizha lyrics?

The song 'Vasantha Vizha' from the 1972 movie 'Thirumalai Deivam' is a vibrant celebration of the spring season, personified as a festival of youth and love. It beautifully captures the essence of blossoming emotions and the anticipation of young maidens seeking companionship. The lyrics describe the joy of the season, where nature's beauty mirrors the awakening of love in the heart, encouraging shy glances, the pursuit of pleasure, and the search for a soulmate. The latter part of the song features a charming and playful dialogue between two friends. One friend expresses her restless heart, twitching eye, and sleepless nights, hinting at the stirrings of love. The other friend, with a knowing smile, teases her, suggesting that a man has already entered her heart and playfully advises her to 'punish' him if she ever finds him. This lighthearted banter adds a touch of innocence and universal relatability to the experience of first love and longing during the joyous spring festival.