Vellikizhamai Indru Lyrics
From the movie Thayilla Kuzhandhai
Vellikizhamai Indru Song Lyrics is the track from Thayilla Kuzhandhai Tamil Film – 1976. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Vellikkizhamai indru vettri thirunaal
Vellikkizhamai indru vettri thirunaal
Valli idaththil vadivelan varum naal
Valli idaththil vadivelan varum naal
Idhu iniya iniya ninaivu malarum mana naalae
Vellikkizhamai indru vettri thirunaal
Vaalipa vegaththil Kaalaiyai pidippathu annaalil
Kaalaiyai pidiththa kai Karandiyai pidippathu innaalil
Vaalipa vegaththil Kaalaiyai pidippathu annaalil
Kaalaiyai pidiththa kai Karandiyai pidippathu innaalil
Ennaal aagaathammaa idhu koodaathammaa Un mael kadhal kondaal intha aniyaayamaa
Idhu niyaayamaa Intha sevai ingu thevai
Intha sevai ingu thevai
Vellikkizhamai indru vettri thirunaal
Valli idaththil vadivelan varum naal
Idhu iniya iniya ninaivu malarum mana naalae
Vellikkizhamai indru vettri thirunaal
Kaaviya druapathi Kadhalai sothikka vanthaalo
Kannapiraan thantha selai Nammidam thanthaalo
Unnai ninaitheanammaa Selai thuvaithaenammaa
Kadhal thoduthaenammaa saayam veluthaenammaa Veluthae poyittaen po
Intha sevai ingu thevai Intha sevai ingu thevai
Vellikkizhamai indru vettri thirunaal
Sakthiyin sannathi Saatchiyaai nirkuthu munnaalae
Kaigalai kaattungal Solvathai sollungal kannaalae
Sakthiyin sannathi Saatchiyaai nirkuthu munnaalae
Kaigalai kaattungal Solvathai sollungal kannaalae
Ini vazhiyaethammaa Solla mozhiyaethammaa
Ini vazhiyaethammaa Solla mozhiyaethammaa
Inthapillai oru thollai Vidum ennai peravillai
Vellikkizhamai indru vettri thirunaal
Valli idaththil vadivelan varum naal
Idhu iniya iniya ninaivu malarum mana naalae
Laalaalaalaa lalalallaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Vellikizhamai Indru," is a delightful and playful duet from the 1976 Tamil film 'Thayilla Kuzhandhai'. It captures the lighthearted banter and affectionate squabbles between a husband and wife. The husband, reminiscing about his youthful strength when he could "catch a bull," now comically laments his current state of holding a "ladle," implying he's burdened with household chores. He playfully complains about the "injustice" of love leading to such tasks, while the wife, in turn, teases him, asserting that his "service is needed." The lyrics cleverly weave in mythological references, comparing their love to that of Lord Murugan and Valli, and humorously referencing Draupadi's endless saree to signify endless laundry, highlighting the everyday challenges and joys of married life.
The song beautifully portrays the dynamics of a loving relationship where complaints are voiced with affection, and teasing is a form of endearment. The husband's exaggerated woes about washing sarees until his "love's dye faded" and becoming "pale" are met with the wife's firm yet loving insistence on his participation. The invocation of Shakti's shrine as a witness and the plea to "speak with your eyes" suggest a deeper understanding and unspoken communication between them. Ultimately, it's a celebration of marital bliss, where shared responsibilities, even if grumbled about, strengthen the bond, making every day, especially a Friday, a "victorious celebration" of their togetherness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vellikizhamai Indru?
Vellikizhamai Indru is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Vellikizhamai Indru from?
The song Vellikizhamai Indru is featured in the movie Thayilla Kuzhandhai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vellikizhamai Indru?
The lyrics for Vellikizhamai Indru were written by Kannadasan with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Vellikizhamai Indru lyrics?
Yes! Vellikizhamai Indru lyrics from Thayilla Kuzhandhai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vellikizhamai Indru lyrics?
This song, "Vellikizhamai Indru," is a delightful and playful duet from the 1976 Tamil film 'Thayilla Kuzhandhai'. It captures the lighthearted banter and affectionate squabbles between a husband and wife. The husband, reminiscing about his youthful strength when he could "catch a bull," now comically laments his current state of holding a "ladle," implying he's burdened with household chores. He playfully complains about the "injustice" of love leading to such tasks, while the wife, in turn, teases him, asserting that his "service is needed." The lyrics cleverly weave in mythological references, comparing their love to that of Lord Murugan and Valli, and humorously referencing Draupadi's endless saree to signify endless laundry, highlighting the everyday challenges and joys of married life. The song beautifully portrays the dynamics of a loving relationship where complaints are voiced with affection, and teasing is a form of endearment. The husband's exaggerated woes about washing sarees until his "love's dye faded" and becoming "pale" are met with the wife's firm yet loving insistence on his participation. The invocation of Shakti's shrine as a witness and the plea to "speak with your eyes" suggest a deeper understanding and unspoken communication between them. Ultimately, it's a celebration of marital bliss, where shared responsibilities, even if grumbled about, strengthen the bond, making every day, especially a Friday, a "victorious celebration" of their togetherness.
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