Velakku Vachaa Dhenam Lyrics
From the movie Kanmaniye Pesu
Velakku Vachaa Dhenam Song Lyrics is the track from Kanmaniye Pesu Tamil Film – 1986, Starring Sivakumar, Lakshmi, Ambika, Ashwini, Ra. Sankaran, Poornam Viswanathan, Samikannu, P. R. Varalakshmi. This song was sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Raveendran. Lyrics works penned by Gangai Amaran.
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Velakku vachchaa dhenam virunthirukkum
Vidivelli molaichchaa kannam veengiyirukkum
Velakku vachchaa dhenam virunthirukkum
Vidivelli molaichchaa kannam veengiyirukkum
Paavaiya poovena paarunga mama
Paaththathum thevaiya kelunga aama
Therinjava arinjava solluratha kettukkanum
Velakku vachchaa dhenam virunthirukkum
Vidivelli molaichchaa kannam veengiyirukkum
Paalu pazhangala paaru Paruguvathaaru neengida saaru
Ada aala anaikkira tholu Kedaikkira naalu indruthaan paaru
Paalu pazhangala paaru Paruguvathaaru neengida saaru
Ada aala anaikkira tholu Kedaikkira naalu indruthaan paaru
Nenjaara parimaarunga ada nejamaaga uravaagunga
Nenjaara parimaarunga ada nejamaaga uravaagunga
Kattilarai ingu mudhal nadungida
Thottilida mudhal mudhal vidhaiyida
Uyirum uyirum uyirai valarkkumoooo
Velakku vachchaa dhenam virunthirukkum
Vidivelli molaichchaa kannam veengiyirukkum
Kaalam adhu tharum kolam Paruvangal naalum kadanthathu enna
Naalum sugamena kaanum Suvai pala thonum nilavaram enna
Kaalam adhu tharum kolam Paruvangal naalum kadanthathu enna
Naalum sugamena kaanum Suvai pala thonum nilavaram enna
Neeroottru nilam paayattum Ini nilam nooru niram kanattum
Neeroottru nilam paayattum Ini nilam nooru niram kanattum
Niththam oru pudhu pudhu anupavam Nenjiloru pudhuvidha sugam varum
Valara valara thodarum adhisayam
Velakku vachchaa dhenam virunthirukkum
Vidivelli molaichchaa kannam veengiyirukkum
Paavaiya poovena paarunga mama
Paaththathum thevaiya kelunga aama
Therinjava arinjava solluratha kettukkanum
Velakku vachchaa dhenam virunthirukkum
Vidivelli molaichchaa kannam veengiyirukkum
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Velakku Vachaa Dhenam," from the 1986 film 'Kanmaniye Pesu,' is a playful and suggestive celebration of marital intimacy and the anticipation of starting a family. The lyrics, delivered from a female perspective, use metaphors of light, feasts, and the morning star to hint at the joyous beginning of a married life, particularly the wedding night. The "swollen cheeks" and "sowing the seed" are clear euphemisms for pregnancy and procreation, emphasizing the natural progression of love into new life.
The song beautifully intertwines themes of physical union with the emotional and spiritual bonding of a couple. It speaks of sharing wholeheartedly, becoming truly one, and the wonders that unfold as love grows and new life is nurtured. The imagery of a spring flowing onto land and the land seeing a hundred colors symbolizes fertility, abundance, and the blossoming of a new phase in life, promising daily new experiences and pleasures within the marital bond.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Velakku Vachaa Dhenam?
Velakku Vachaa Dhenam is sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Velakku Vachaa Dhenam from?
The song Velakku Vachaa Dhenam is featured in the movie Kanmaniye Pesu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Velakku Vachaa Dhenam?
The lyrics for Velakku Vachaa Dhenam were written by Gangai Amaran with music composed by Raveendran.
Is English translation available for Velakku Vachaa Dhenam lyrics?
Yes! Velakku Vachaa Dhenam lyrics from Kanmaniye Pesu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Velakku Vachaa Dhenam lyrics?
This song, "Velakku Vachaa Dhenam," from the 1986 film 'Kanmaniye Pesu,' is a playful and suggestive celebration of marital intimacy and the anticipation of starting a family. The lyrics, delivered from a female perspective, use metaphors of light, feasts, and the morning star to hint at the joyous beginning of a married life, particularly the wedding night. The "swollen cheeks" and "sowing the seed" are clear euphemisms for pregnancy and procreation, emphasizing the natural progression of love into new life. The song beautifully intertwines themes of physical union with the emotional and spiritual bonding of a couple. It speaks of sharing wholeheartedly, becoming truly one, and the wonders that unfold as love grows and new life is nurtured. The imagery of a spring flowing onto land and the land seeing a hundred colors symbolizes fertility, abundance, and the blossoming of a new phase in life, promising daily new experiences and pleasures within the marital bond.
