Viraindhu Vaararo Lyrics
From the movie Maruthanad Elavarasee
Viraindhu Vaararo Song Lyrics is the track from Maruthanad Elavarasee Tamil Film – 1950. This song was sung by பி.லீலா. The music was composed by எம். எஸ். ஞானமணி. Lyrics works penned by சி. ஏ. லக்ஷ்மனதாஸ்.
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Music & Lyrics
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Star Cast
Not Specified
Singer : P. Leela
Music Director : M. S. Gnanamani
Lyricist : C. A. Lakshmana Das
Virainthu vaaraaro Ennai maranthiduvaaro
Virainthu vaaraaro Ennai maranthiduvaaro
Ennidam virainthu vaaraaro
Parantha vaanil paravai polaeae…ae…ae Parantha vaanil paravai polae
Kalangamindri naan thirinthirunthaen Engiruntho vanthen ullam pigunthu
Mella mella kollai konda kalvar Mella mella kollai konda kalvar
Bodhai koduththu mayakki sendraaravar
Bodhai koduththu mayakki sendraaravar
Punnagai saer vathanaampuja madhuvaal
Bodhai koduththu mayakki sendraaravar
Punnagai saer vathanaampuja madhuvaal Paruga thudikkum en manam madhuvai
Paruga thudikkum en manam madhuvai Paangi maalathi arinthinaalae
Virainthu vaaraaro Ennai maranthiduvaaro
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song beautifully captures the poignant longing of a woman separated from her beloved. She expresses her deep yearning for his swift return, fearing that he might have forgotten her. The lyrics paint a picture of her once carefree existence, likening herself to a bird soaring innocently in the vast sky, before her heart was captivated by a 'thief' – her lover – who subtly stole her affections and left her in a state of intoxicating love.
The song further delves into the depth of her infatuation, describing how her lover's smiling face is like a lotus brimming with intoxicating nectar, which her heart desperately yearns to taste. Her emotional turmoil and intense desire are so evident that even her close friend, Malathi, has recognized her lovesick state. It's a classic portrayal of romantic yearning, hope, and the sweet agony of separation, set against the backdrop of early Tamil cinema's lyrical charm.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Viraindhu Vaararo?
Viraindhu Vaararo is sung by பி.லீலா.
Which movie is Viraindhu Vaararo from?
The song Viraindhu Vaararo is featured in the movie Maruthanad Elavarasee.
Who wrote the lyrics for Viraindhu Vaararo?
The lyrics for Viraindhu Vaararo were written by சி. ஏ. லக்ஷ்மனதாஸ் with music composed by எம். எஸ். ஞானமணி.
Is English translation available for Viraindhu Vaararo lyrics?
Yes! Viraindhu Vaararo lyrics from Maruthanad Elavarasee include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Viraindhu Vaararo lyrics?
This song beautifully captures the poignant longing of a woman separated from her beloved. She expresses her deep yearning for his swift return, fearing that he might have forgotten her. The lyrics paint a picture of her once carefree existence, likening herself to a bird soaring innocently in the vast sky, before her heart was captivated by a 'thief' – her lover – who subtly stole her affections and left her in a state of intoxicating love. The song further delves into the depth of her infatuation, describing how her lover's smiling face is like a lotus brimming with intoxicating nectar, which her heart desperately yearns to taste. Her emotional turmoil and intense desire are so evident that even her close friend, Malathi, has recognized her lovesick state. It's a classic portrayal of romantic yearning, hope, and the sweet agony of separation, set against the backdrop of early Tamil cinema's lyrical charm.
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