Vidiya Vidiya Pesi Lyrics
From the movie Kadavulai Kanden - 1963
Vidiya Vidiya Pesi Song Lyrics is the track from Kadavulai Kanden - 1963 Tamil Film – 1963. This song was sung by டி. எம் . சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Vidiya vidiya pesinaalum thookkam varadhu
Unai vizhithu vizhithu paarkkum bodhu ninaivirukkadhu
Vidiya vidiya pesinaalum thookkam varadhu
Unai vizhithu vizhithu paarkkum bodhu ninaivirukkadhu
Pazhaiya pazhaiya kadhai endraalum salippu varadhu
Padikka padikka manasu thudikkum kalaippu varadhu
Pazhaiya pazhaiya kadhai endraalum salippu varadhu
Padikka padikka manasu thudikkum kalaippu varadhu
Pachai vaazhai vettattuma Pandhal thoranum kattattuma
Kottu melam kottattuma Kulirndha maalai soodattuma
Pachai vaazhai vettattuma Pandhal thoranum kattattuma
Kottu melam kottattuma Kulirndha maalai soodattuma
Naan odhungi odhungi nirkattuma Unai ora kannaal paarkattuma
Naan odhungi odhungi nirkattuma Unai ora kannaal paarkattuma
Kunidhu kunindhu sellattuma Kodi kadhaigal pesattuma
Haan haan haan Hoo hoo hoo
Hmm hmm hmmm…
Vidiya vidiya pesinaalum thookkam varadhu
Unai vizhithu vizhithu paarkkum bodhu ninaivirukkadhu
Malligai poo killattuma Maalaiyakki kollattuma
Alli eduthu soodattuma Anaithu nindru padattuma
Kanna endru konjattuma Kaiyi thottadhum anjattuma
Haan haan haan Hoo hoo hoo
Hmm hmm hmmm…
Vidiya vidiya pesinaalum thookkam varadhu
Unai vizhithu vizhithu paarkkum bodhu ninaivirukkadhu
Oorai marandhu padattuma Uravai marandhu aadattuma
Perai maatri sollatttuma Pennae endru koorattuma
Oorai marandhu padattuma Uravai marandhu aadattuma
Perai maatri sollatttuma Pennae endru koorattuma
Naan nenjil vilundhu konjattuma Than ninaivai izhandhu vazhattuma
Naan nenjil vilundhu konjattuma Than ninaivai izhandhu vazhattuma
Thanjam endruunnai serattuma Inba kadhaigal pesattumahaahaa haa
Haan haan haan Hoo hoo hoo
Hmm hmm hmmm…
Vidiya vidiya pesinaalum thookkam varadhu
Unai vizhithu vizhithu paarkkum bodhu ninaivirukkadhu
Pazhaiya pazhaiya kadhai endraalum salippu varadhu
Padikka padikka manasu thudikkum kalaippu varadhu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a classic romantic duet from the 1963 Tamil film 'Kadavulai Kanden', beautifully capturing the intoxicating early stages of love. The lyrics express the profound joy, infatuation, and longing experienced by two lovers. They convey how time loses meaning in each other's presence, with conversations lasting all night without a hint of sleep or boredom. The lovers find endless fascination in each other, even in familiar stories, and their hearts throb with excitement. The song uses vivid imagery of traditional wedding preparations (plantain trees, canopies, drums, garlands) and playful romantic gestures (shy glances, feigned fear, caresses) to illustrate the depth of their affection and their dreams of a future together.
The song delves into the playful and tender aspects of budding romance, where each partner expresses their desire to engage in various acts of love and affection. From the woman's perspective, there's a mix of shyness and bold longing – wanting to look with sidelong glances, yet also wishing to embrace and sing. The man reciprocates this intensity, wanting to forget the world and lose himself in her presence. The lyrics beautifully articulate the feeling of being so consumed by love that one loses track of self and surroundings, seeking ultimate refuge and joy in the beloved. It's a timeless portrayal of pure, unadulterated romantic bliss, characteristic of Kannadasan's lyrical genius.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vidiya Vidiya Pesi?
Vidiya Vidiya Pesi is sung by டி. எம் . சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Vidiya Vidiya Pesi from?
The song Vidiya Vidiya Pesi is featured in the movie Kadavulai Kanden - 1963.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vidiya Vidiya Pesi?
The lyrics for Vidiya Vidiya Pesi were written by Kannadasan with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Vidiya Vidiya Pesi lyrics?
Yes! Vidiya Vidiya Pesi lyrics from Kadavulai Kanden - 1963 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vidiya Vidiya Pesi lyrics?
This song is a classic romantic duet from the 1963 Tamil film 'Kadavulai Kanden', beautifully capturing the intoxicating early stages of love. The lyrics express the profound joy, infatuation, and longing experienced by two lovers. They convey how time loses meaning in each other's presence, with conversations lasting all night without a hint of sleep or boredom. The lovers find endless fascination in each other, even in familiar stories, and their hearts throb with excitement. The song uses vivid imagery of traditional wedding preparations (plantain trees, canopies, drums, garlands) and playful romantic gestures (shy glances, feigned fear, caresses) to illustrate the depth of their affection and their dreams of a future together. The song delves into the playful and tender aspects of budding romance, where each partner expresses their desire to engage in various acts of love and affection. From the woman's perspective, there's a mix of shyness and bold longing – wanting to look with sidelong glances, yet also wishing to embrace and sing. The man reciprocates this intensity, wanting to forget the world and lose himself in her presence. The lyrics beautifully articulate the feeling of being so consumed by love that one loses track of self and surroundings, seeking ultimate refuge and joy in the beloved. It's a timeless portrayal of pure, unadulterated romantic bliss, characteristic of Kannadasan's lyrical genius.
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