Vela Vadivela Lyrics
From the movie Isakki
Vela Vadivela Song Lyrics is the track from Isakki Tamil Film – 2013, Starring Sharran Kumar, Aashritha. This song was sung by எம். எல். ஆர். கார்த்திகேயன். The music was composed by Srikanth Deva. Lyrics works penned by Annamalai.
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Vela enga vela senthur vadivela Ama senthur vadivela
Muruga enga muraga Kaaka venum muruga
Ama kaaka venum muruga
Heyy vela enga vela senthur vadivela Ama senthur vadivela
Muruga enga muraga Kaaka venum muruga
Ammadi unmugathil Kannaadi mugam paarkum
Unnoda vaasathayum Poovellam varam ketkkum
Kaieduthu kummudirom Saami pola neethama
Vela enga vela senthur vadivela Ama senthur vadivela
Muruga enga muraga Kaaka venum muruga
Ama kaaka venum muruga
Heyy thathom thaga thom Thath thom thaga thomm
Heyy thathom thaga thom Thath thom thaga thomm
Engooru meenkashi Mookuthi minnuthadi
Ama mookuthi minnuthadi Namooru kamakshi
Kammalu minuthadi Ama kammalu minuthadi
Inthaooru ponnu manam Thangamaagum
Gettimela satham intha Veetil kekkum
Antha aagassathil minnal varum Panthalukku thoranama
Selvam ellam thanga venum Intha veetil seethanama
Ennachu ethaachu Ponnu mogam poovachu
Vela enga vela senthur vadivela Ama senthur vadivela
Muruga enga muraga Kaaka venum muruga
Ama kaaka venum muruga
Thaana nannae thanna naanae thanna naa Heyy thaana nannae thanna naanae thanna naa
Naana nannae nanna naa Naana nannae nanna naa
Naana nannae nanna naa Naana nanna naaa
Namooru therukoothu Engayum illayada
Ama engayum illayada Bombay delhiku ellam
Koothuku povoamada Naama koothuku povomada
Mayilaatam oyilaatam Nooru aatam
Karagaatam paaka jenam Koodum kootam
Thappu aatam pottathilla Eppavumae namma kootam
Naathswaram melasatham Koodavarum kaalathukkum
Ada namnattu thennattu Kalaiku eedu verethu
Heyy vela enga vela senthur vadivela Ama senthur vadivela
Muruga enga muraga Kaaka venum muruga
Ama kaaka venum muruga
Ammadi unmugathil Kannaadi mugam paarkum
Unnoda vaasathayum Poovellam varam ketkkum
Kaieduthu kummudirom Saami pola neethama
Heyy thathom thaga thom Thath thom thaga thomm
Heyy thathom thaga thom Thath thom thaga thomm
Heyy thathom thaga thom Thath thom thaga thomm
Heyy thathom thaga thom Thath thom thaga thomm
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Vela Vadivela" is a vibrant folk devotional track that primarily invokes Lord Muruga, also known as Vela and Vadivela, seeking his divine protection and blessings. It expresses deep reverence for the deity, particularly in his form at Senthoor, a significant pilgrimage site. The lyrics blend this spiritual plea with an appreciation for the beauty and grace of a woman, comparing her to a goddess whose presence is as captivating as a mirror and whose fragrance is sought by flowers.
Beyond its devotional and appreciative aspects, the song is a celebration of rich South Indian village culture and traditions. It proudly highlights local performing arts like Therukoothu (street play), Mayilattam (peacock dance), Oyilattam, and Karagattam, emphasizing their uniqueness and the community's passion for them. The song also touches upon themes of prosperity, marriage, and the blossoming of a young girl, wishing for happiness and wealth to fill her home, all while being underscored by the rhythmic sounds of traditional instruments and dances.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vela Vadivela?
Vela Vadivela is sung by எம். எல். ஆர். கார்த்திகேயன்.
Which movie is Vela Vadivela from?
The song Vela Vadivela is featured in the movie Isakki.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vela Vadivela?
The lyrics for Vela Vadivela were written by Annamalai with music composed by Srikanth Deva.
Is English translation available for Vela Vadivela lyrics?
Yes! Vela Vadivela lyrics from Isakki include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vela Vadivela lyrics?
The song "Vela Vadivela" is a vibrant folk devotional track that primarily invokes Lord Muruga, also known as Vela and Vadivela, seeking his divine protection and blessings. It expresses deep reverence for the deity, particularly in his form at Senthoor, a significant pilgrimage site. The lyrics blend this spiritual plea with an appreciation for the beauty and grace of a woman, comparing her to a goddess whose presence is as captivating as a mirror and whose fragrance is sought by flowers. Beyond its devotional and appreciative aspects, the song is a celebration of rich South Indian village culture and traditions. It proudly highlights local performing arts like Therukoothu (street play), Mayilattam (peacock dance), Oyilattam, and Karagattam, emphasizing their uniqueness and the community's passion for them. The song also touches upon themes of prosperity, marriage, and the blossoming of a young girl, wishing for happiness and wealth to fill her home, all while being underscored by the rhythmic sounds of traditional instruments and dances.
