Vilai Pesum Lyrics
From the movie Orey Saatchi
Vilai Pesum Song Lyrics is the track from Orey Saatchi Tamil Film – 1974. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா மற்றும் எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Enna sugam vendum Ennodaththil kooru
Ennai vida nee virumbum Pennazhagu yaaru
Aaaaaahaa…
Vilai pesum Kangal allavo
Vilai pesum Kangal allavo
Kannaa vilaiyaada vaa vaa endru Innum sollavo…oo
Vilai pesum Kangal allavo
Kannaa vilaiyaada vaa vaa endru Innum sollavo…oo
Vilai pesum Kangal allavo
Antha mangaiyaa intha mangaiyaa Iruvaril yaar vendum
Ingae iruvaril yaar vendum Pakkam vanthathum sorkkam enbathu
Ennidamthaan thondrum Sugam ennidamthaan thondrum
Ponnu thevaiyaa jinnu thevaiyaa Irandilum sari paathi
Bodhai irandilum sari paathi
Silai maeni thottu thottu seeraattavaa
Silai maeni thottu thottu seeraattavaa
Sevvaayil muththamittu thaenunnavaa
Sevvaayil muththamittu thaenunnavaa
Suvaikkaatha thaenthaan naanthaan kannaa
Suvaikkaatha thaenthaan naanthaan kannaa
Uravaadum neram inbam pongum mannavaa
Uravaadum neram inbam pongum mannavaa
Vilai pesum Kangal allavo
Kannaa vilaiyaada vaa vaa endru Innum sollavo…oo
Vilai pesum Kangal allavo
Thaen kani thaangidum poongodi Paal mozhi pesidum paingkili
Thaen kani thaangidum poongodi Paal mozhi pesidum paingkili
Panjanai manthiram thanthidum chithiram En azhagil arugil vilaiyum
Iniya sugam peravaa En azhagil arugil vilaiyum
Iniya sugam peravaaaa
Ponnu thevaiyaa jinnu thevaiyaa Irandilum sari paathi
Bodhai irandilum sari paathi Kannam thevaiyaa kinnam thevaiyaa
Irandumae oru jaathi Ingae irandumae oru jaathi
Kaiyilae yaenthalaam kadhalil neendhalaam Kaiyilae yaenthalaam kadhalil neendhalaam
Kaiyilae yaenthalaam kadhalil neendhalaam
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Vilai Pesum Kangal Allavo," is a classic seductive number from the 1974 film 'Orey Saatchi.' Sung by P. Susheela and L. R. Eswari, it features women (likely courtesans or performers) enticing a man. The lyrics are a playful yet direct invitation, questioning what pleasure the man seeks and asserting their unparalleled beauty and ability to provide ultimate joy. The women challenge him, asking if he needs a "woman or liquor," suggesting that both offer similar levels of intoxication and pleasure, and that they embody both.
The song's mood is one of confident allure and sensual invitation. The lyrics use vivid imagery, comparing the woman's body to a statue to be caressed, her lips to honey to be tasted, and herself to an "untasted honey." They promise overflowing pleasure when united, likening themselves to a "flowering vine bearing honeyed fruit" and a "sweet-voiced parrot." The repeated refrain, "Are these not eyes that bargain? My dear, should I still say, 'Come, let's play'?" underscores their readiness and the implicit understanding of the situation, making it a bold and captivating performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vilai Pesum?
Vilai Pesum is sung by பி. சுஷீலா மற்றும் எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி.
Which movie is Vilai Pesum from?
The song Vilai Pesum is featured in the movie Orey Saatchi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vilai Pesum?
The lyrics for Vilai Pesum were written by Vaali with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Vilai Pesum lyrics?
Yes! Vilai Pesum lyrics from Orey Saatchi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vilai Pesum lyrics?
This song, "Vilai Pesum Kangal Allavo," is a classic seductive number from the 1974 film 'Orey Saatchi.' Sung by P. Susheela and L. R. Eswari, it features women (likely courtesans or performers) enticing a man. The lyrics are a playful yet direct invitation, questioning what pleasure the man seeks and asserting their unparalleled beauty and ability to provide ultimate joy. The women challenge him, asking if he needs a "woman or liquor," suggesting that both offer similar levels of intoxication and pleasure, and that they embody both. The song's mood is one of confident allure and sensual invitation. The lyrics use vivid imagery, comparing the woman's body to a statue to be caressed, her lips to honey to be tasted, and herself to an "untasted honey." They promise overflowing pleasure when united, likening themselves to a "flowering vine bearing honeyed fruit" and a "sweet-voiced parrot." The repeated refrain, "Are these not eyes that bargain? My dear, should I still say, 'Come, let's play'?" underscores their readiness and the implicit understanding of the situation, making it a bold and captivating performance.
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