
Vegamai Adhi Vegamai Lyrics
From the movie Vithagan
Vegamai Adhi Vegamai Song Lyrics is the track from Vithagan Tamil Film – 2011, Starring R. Parthiban, Shamna Kasim, Milind Soman, Vincent Asokan, L. Raja, M. J. Shriram, Krishnamoorthy. This song was sung by ஸ்ரேயா ஹோசல், பென்னி டயல். The music was composed by Joshua Sridhar. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Vegamaai athi vegamaai Thudikkithae idhayam
Thooramaai vegu thooramaai Thuraththuthae payamum
Pada padavena kaalgal viru viruvena
Bhoomi pilanthida thikku thikku thikena
Vidumena oru paalam kidu kiduvena
Vaanam inaithida thath thathalikkuthae
Vegamaai athi vegamaai Thudikkithae idhayam
Thooramaai vegu thooramaai Thuraththuthae payamum
Ho ho ho
Azhagaana raaththiri atharkkaana ookasthri Vilaiyaattaa saatpoothiri podavaa
Aaaaaaaaa
Udal cell-kal kangalaaga Kan ellaam vinn kallaaga
Violent-aa kolgiraanae silent-aa Oooooo
Nee strawberry milk shake formula Strawberry taste-u kalakkalaa
En yeshuvin soththiram jabikkiraen Intha saaththaanai viratti vidu
Orchestra polaththaan Veedengum vaaththiyam
Vaasiththa nesamthaan dhinamum
Childrens : Appaathaan kee board Ammaavo ridham pad
Vaandugal singles vaasippom
Antha naermai police font-tinil Maamun music vaasamthaan
Aalillaathaa raattinamthaanithu
Verum kaatru pokkil suzhaluthae
Suzhaluthae suzhaluthae suzhaluthae suzhaluthae
Vegamaai athi vegamaai Thudikkithae idhayam
Thooramaai vegu thooramaai Thuraththuthae payamum
Pada padavena kaalgal viru viruvena
Bhoomi pilanthida thikku thikku thikena
Vidumena oru paalam kidu kiduvena
Vaanam inaithida thath thathalikkuthae
Vegamaai athi vegamaai Thudikkithae idhayam
Thooramaai vegu thooramaai Thuraththuthae payamum
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Vegamai Adhi Vegamai,' from the movie 'Vithagan,' captures a whirlwind of emotions, primarily focusing on the intense, almost overwhelming feelings of love and desire. The lyrics vividly describe a heart beating rapidly and a sense of fear or apprehension that accompanies this passionate state. The imagery of the earth splitting, bridges giving way, and the sky merging conveys a feeling of being swept away by powerful emotions, where the world around seems to react to the internal turmoil and excitement of the protagonist.
The song also weaves in playful and spiritual elements, comparing the beloved to a delightful strawberry milkshake and invoking a prayer to drive away a 'devil,' possibly referring to internal doubts or external obstacles to love. The musical metaphors, likening a family to an orchestra where each member plays a part, add a charming and relatable dimension. The concluding image of an 'empty Ferris wheel spinning with the wind' suggests a sense of being carried by fate or external forces, highlighting the unpredictable and exhilarating nature of love and life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vegamai Adhi Vegamai?
Vegamai Adhi Vegamai is sung by ஸ்ரேயா ஹோசல், பென்னி டயல்.
Which movie is Vegamai Adhi Vegamai from?
The song Vegamai Adhi Vegamai is featured in the movie Vithagan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vegamai Adhi Vegamai?
The lyrics for Vegamai Adhi Vegamai were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Joshua Sridhar.
Is English translation available for Vegamai Adhi Vegamai lyrics?
Yes! Vegamai Adhi Vegamai lyrics from Vithagan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vegamai Adhi Vegamai lyrics?
This song, 'Vegamai Adhi Vegamai,' from the movie 'Vithagan,' captures a whirlwind of emotions, primarily focusing on the intense, almost overwhelming feelings of love and desire. The lyrics vividly describe a heart beating rapidly and a sense of fear or apprehension that accompanies this passionate state. The imagery of the earth splitting, bridges giving way, and the sky merging conveys a feeling of being swept away by powerful emotions, where the world around seems to react to the internal turmoil and excitement of the protagonist. The song also weaves in playful and spiritual elements, comparing the beloved to a delightful strawberry milkshake and invoking a prayer to drive away a 'devil,' possibly referring to internal doubts or external obstacles to love. The musical metaphors, likening a family to an orchestra where each member plays a part, add a charming and relatable dimension. The concluding image of an 'empty Ferris wheel spinning with the wind' suggests a sense of being carried by fate or external forces, highlighting the unpredictable and exhilarating nature of love and life.




