Vidha Vidhama Lyrics
From the movie Kaadhale Nimmadhi
Vidha Vidhama Song Lyrics is the track from Kaadhale Nimmadhi Tamil Film – 1998, Starring Murali, Suriya, Radhika Sarathkumar, Nassar, Vivek, Geetha, Thalaivasal Vijay, Manivannan, Vaiyapuri, B. Lenin. This song was sung by தேவா. The music was composed by Deva. Lyrics works penned by Ponniyin Selvan.
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Vidha vidhama Soapu seeppu kannaadi
En akka mava Vandhu ninnaa munnaadi
Eppovume kaadhal Oru kannaadi
Adha odachidaama Paakkuravan killaadi
En akka ponnu anjala Naan vachchen paaru nenjila
Naanga rendu perum pinjila Ada engeyum poi konjala
Daavu daavu daavudaa Daavillaatti die da
Daavu daavu daavudaa Daavillaatti die da
Vidha vidhama Soapu seeppu kannaadi
En akka mava Vandhu ninnaa munnaadi
Oru naal maargazhi maasam Kaalanggaathaala ava veettu munnaala
Kaalayil ezhunthu kolam podugaiyil Kaadhula sound kettu naanum ezhunthen da
Ezhundhu paarkkayil jannala thorenthenda Konjum kumariya kannula paarthenda
Ava enna paarththa Naan avala paarththen hahaha
Appuram Kannum kannum muttikichchu
Kaadhal vandhu ottikichchu
Daavu daavu daavudaa Daavillaatti die da
Daavu daavu daavudaa Daavillaatti die da
Chennai maanagarile South usman roatilae
Lalitha jewellaryil necklace Vaangi thandhen
Bhagawan kadaiyil Cutpiece vaangi thandhen
Kannula alaveduthu Jacket thachchi thandhen
Devi theatreila Kaadhal kottai padam paarthen
Ava enna thotta Naa avala thodala
Appadiya Kannum kannum muttikichchu
Kaadhal vandhu ottikichchu
Daavu daavu daavudaa Daavillaatti die da
Daavu daavu daavudaa Daavillaatti die da
Vidha vidhama Soapu seeppu kannaadi
En akka mava Vandhu ninnaa munnaadi
Eppovume kaadhal Oru kannaadi
Adha odachidaama Paakkuravan killaadi
En akka ponnu anjala Naan vachchen paaru nenjila
Naanga rendu perum pinjila Ada engeyum poi konjala
{Daavu daavu daavudaa Daavillaatti die da
Daavu daavu daavudaa Daavillaatti die da} (2)
Daavu daavu daavudaa Daavillaatti die da
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a lively and playful declaration of love from a young man to his elder sister's daughter, Anjala. He vividly recounts the blossoming of their romance, starting from simple observations of her daily routine, like drawing kolam in the early morning. The lyrics capture the innocent yet intense gaze between them, leading to the inevitable "eyes met eyes, love came and stuck" moment. The song is filled with youthful exuberance and the thrill of first love, emphasizing the idea that love is a delicate mirror that only a clever person can maintain without breaking.
The narrative further details the protagonist's efforts to woo his beloved, from buying her a necklace and fabric to stitching a blouse and taking her to watch a romantic movie. Despite his claims of not touching her, the playful interjection "Oh, really?" hints at the unspoken intimacy and chemistry between them. The recurring, energetic chorus "Daavu daavu daavudaa, Daavillaatti die da" (Flirt, flirt, flirt, man! If no flirting, then die, man!) encapsulates the song's lighthearted, almost cheeky spirit, portraying love as an essential, life-affirming pursuit for the young protagonist.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vidha Vidhama?
Vidha Vidhama is sung by தேவா.
Which movie is Vidha Vidhama from?
The song Vidha Vidhama is featured in the movie Kaadhale Nimmadhi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vidha Vidhama?
The lyrics for Vidha Vidhama were written by Ponniyin Selvan with music composed by Deva.
Is English translation available for Vidha Vidhama lyrics?
Yes! Vidha Vidhama lyrics from Kaadhale Nimmadhi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vidha Vidhama lyrics?
This song is a lively and playful declaration of love from a young man to his elder sister's daughter, Anjala. He vividly recounts the blossoming of their romance, starting from simple observations of her daily routine, like drawing kolam in the early morning. The lyrics capture the innocent yet intense gaze between them, leading to the inevitable "eyes met eyes, love came and stuck" moment. The song is filled with youthful exuberance and the thrill of first love, emphasizing the idea that love is a delicate mirror that only a clever person can maintain without breaking. The narrative further details the protagonist's efforts to woo his beloved, from buying her a necklace and fabric to stitching a blouse and taking her to watch a romantic movie. Despite his claims of not touching her, the playful interjection "Oh, really?" hints at the unspoken intimacy and chemistry between them. The recurring, energetic chorus "Daavu daavu daavudaa, Daavillaatti die da" (Flirt, flirt, flirt, man! If no flirting, then die, man!) encapsulates the song's lighthearted, almost cheeky spirit, portraying love as an essential, life-affirming pursuit for the young protagonist.