Vendina Vendum Varam Lyrics
From the movie Katta Panchayathu
Vendina Vendum Varam Song Lyrics is the track from Katta Panchayathu Tamil Film – 1996. This song was sung by அருண்மொழி. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Mu. Metha.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Vendinaa vendum varam Tharupavalae ammaa amma
Vendinaa vendum varam Tharupavalae ammaa amma
Enakkoru varam tharuvaayaa En kadhaliyai kondu varuvaayaa
Enakkoru varam tharuvaayaa En kadhaliyai kondu varuvaayaa
Vendinaa vendum varam Tharupavalae ammaa amma
Vendinaa vendum varam Tharupavalae ammaa amma
Haei haei
Unnai enni urugi nikkum Anbu mayil ingirukka
Ammanidam kadhaliyai ketpathum enna Ullangaiyil nellik kani
Kaiyil ulla thangak kani Ingirukka veliyil adhai theduvathenna
Kaalumindri kannumindri Vazhi nadakkum kadhal
Naalum unnai theda solli Thoonduthadi aaval
Naan paarththa poo vanaththil aadum poovu Nee vanthu poo eduththu soodum pothu
Ketta nachcharikkuthae Muththu saram mutti podum mama
Vendinaa vendum varam Tharupavalae ammaa amma
Vendinaa vendum varam Tharupavalae ammaa amma
Male Chorus : Oohho ho oohoho ho Venn muththuppol oru kanna parikkira
Vanna malar eduththu Female Chorus : Mmmmmmmm…
Male Chorus : Kannukkul aadidum kanmani Kadhalikku anbu maalai thoduththu
Female Chorus : Mmmmmmmm…
Male Chorus : Sangu kazhuthula podavaa Female Chorus : Oooo…oh
Male Chorus : Antha sangathi konjam pesavaa Female Chorus : Oooo…oh
Kovililae adichcha mani Kooruthamma nall varavai
Thiru naal kaana manam yaengi nikkuthammaa
Manasil unnai silai vadichchu Koyil onna katti vachchen
Maalai onnaa maaththik kolla Thedhi vekkanumaa
Naalum enthan manasukkullae naadhashvara oosai
Aal aravam illathappo dhinam nadakkum poojai
Uttraarukkum saethi solla venum venum
Mattravarum vaazhththu solla venum venum
Ammanin munnae vendum varamae
Ketti melam kotta seiyyum vaammaa
Vendinaa vendum varam Tharupavalae ammaa amma
Vendinaa vendum varam Tharupavalae ammaa amma
Enakkoru varam tharuvaayaa En kadhaliyai kondu varuvaayaa
Enakkoru varam tharuvaayaa En kadhaliyai kondu varuvaayaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a heartfelt plea to a goddess, referred to as 'Amma' (Mother), to fulfill a devotee's deepest desire: to unite him with his beloved. Initially, the male protagonist earnestly prays for his lover to be brought to him. However, a subtle response, likely from the female lead, hints that the object of his affection is already present and close by, questioning why he seeks her elsewhere when she is right before him, like a precious fruit in his hand. This interplay adds a layer of romantic tension and playful irony to the devotional request.
As the song progresses, the devotional plea transforms into a direct expression of profound love and a yearning for marriage. The protagonist describes building a metaphorical temple for his beloved in his heart, hearing wedding music (Nadaswaram) constantly, and eagerly anticipating the auspicious day of their union. He wishes to share the joyous news with family and receive blessings, culminating in a fervent wish for the traditional wedding drums (Ketti Melam) to sound, signifying the ultimate fulfillment of his love, sought as a divine boon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vendina Vendum Varam?
Vendina Vendum Varam is sung by அருண்மொழி.
Which movie is Vendina Vendum Varam from?
The song Vendina Vendum Varam is featured in the movie Katta Panchayathu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vendina Vendum Varam?
The lyrics for Vendina Vendum Varam were written by Mu. Metha with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Vendina Vendum Varam lyrics?
Yes! Vendina Vendum Varam lyrics from Katta Panchayathu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vendina Vendum Varam lyrics?
This song is a heartfelt plea to a goddess, referred to as 'Amma' (Mother), to fulfill a devotee's deepest desire: to unite him with his beloved. Initially, the male protagonist earnestly prays for his lover to be brought to him. However, a subtle response, likely from the female lead, hints that the object of his affection is already present and close by, questioning why he seeks her elsewhere when she is right before him, like a precious fruit in his hand. This interplay adds a layer of romantic tension and playful irony to the devotional request. As the song progresses, the devotional plea transforms into a direct expression of profound love and a yearning for marriage. The protagonist describes building a metaphorical temple for his beloved in his heart, hearing wedding music (Nadaswaram) constantly, and eagerly anticipating the auspicious day of their union. He wishes to share the joyous news with family and receive blessings, culminating in a fervent wish for the traditional wedding drums (Ketti Melam) to sound, signifying the ultimate fulfillment of his love, sought as a divine boon.
