Yaavum Yaavumey Lyrics
From the movie Thamezharasan
Yaavum Yaavumey Song Lyrics is the track from Thamezharasan Tamil Film – 2020. This song was sung by வி. வி. பிரசன்னா மற்றும் விபாவரி ஆப்த் ஜோஷி. The music was composed by Ilayaraja.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singers : V. V. Prasanna and Vibhavari Apte-Joshi
Yaavum yaavumae neeyaanaai Kaadhal nandhalaalaa
Deva devanaai neeyaanaai Raadhai vandhadhaalaa
Naalum naalumae nannaala Kaadhal nandhalaalaa
Deva deviyaai nee aanaai Kannan vandhadhaalaa
Or aayiram vaaranam soozhava Or idhazh thaamarai soodava
Poosiya mai thadam theendava Poomagal kaithalam yendhava
Ennil veru yekkamillaiyae Needhaan kanna moththa vaazhkaiyae
Sugamadaa…
Naalum naalumae nannaala Kaadhal nandhalaalaa
Deva deviyaai nee aanaai Kannan vandhadhaalaa…heyy
Dham dham irudhayam Pudhiyadhaa
Sandham olithadha Nam nam aanandham inaindhadhaal
Bandham vilainthadhaa
Thaalatti thalai neevi Thaangum thaai madi nee
Moozhgaamal naan petra Mooththa pilaiyae nee
Seer vaanginen Vaazhkkaiyai kaadhala
Naalum naalumae nannaala Kaadhal nandhalaalaa
Deva deviyaai nee aanaai Kannan vandhadhaalaa…heyy
Ulagam thodangudhae unnilae Paadham vaiyadaa
Vaanam thirandhadhae unakkena Endrum velladaa
Nee yera en thozh yeni Vaanam thottu vaa nee
Nee kodi vidhai thoovi Thottamaagum bhoomi
Poongakaatrilae kazhuvalam idhayamae
Yaavum yaavumae neeyaanaai Kaadhal nandhalaalaa
Deva deviyaai nee aanaai Kannan vandhadhaalaa
Or aayiram vaaranam soozhava Or idhazh thaamarai soodava
Poosiya mai thadam theendava Poomagal kaithalam yendhava
Ennil veru yekkamillaiyae Needhaan kanna moththa vaazhkaiyae
Sugamadaa…
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Yaavum Yaavumey" is a deeply romantic and devotional ode, drawing parallels between the lovers and the divine pair of Radha and Krishna. The lyrics express an all-encompassing love where each partner sees the other as their entire world and the source of all joy and divinity. The female voice declares her beloved as Nandalala (Krishna), who became the God of Gods because she, Radha, came into his life. Conversely, the male voice sees his beloved as the Goddess of Gods, whose presence makes every day auspicious, attributing this transformation to his arrival as Kannan (Krishna).
The song beautifully intertwines themes of profound affection, mutual adoration, and spiritual connection. It portrays love as a nurturing force, where one partner offers unwavering support and sees the other as a precious gift. The imagery of a thousand elephants, lotus adornments, and intimate gestures like touching kohl-lined eyes or holding hands, paints a picture of grand, yet tender, devotion. The lyrics also carry an empowering message, encouraging the beloved to reach for the sky, with the partner acting as a supportive ladder, transforming the world into a garden of possibilities. The overall mood is one of blissful, eternal love, where the beloved is not just a partner but the very essence of life and divinity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Yaavum Yaavumey?
Yaavum Yaavumey is sung by வி. வி. பிரசன்னா மற்றும் விபாவரி ஆப்த் - ஜோஷி.
Which movie is Yaavum Yaavumey from?
The song Yaavum Yaavumey is featured in the movie Thamezharasan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Yaavum Yaavumey?
The lyrics for Yaavum Yaavumey were written by Unknown with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Yaavum Yaavumey lyrics?
Yes! Yaavum Yaavumey lyrics from Thamezharasan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Yaavum Yaavumey lyrics?
The song "Yaavum Yaavumey" is a deeply romantic and devotional ode, drawing parallels between the lovers and the divine pair of Radha and Krishna. The lyrics express an all-encompassing love where each partner sees the other as their entire world and the source of all joy and divinity. The female voice declares her beloved as Nandalala (Krishna), who became the God of Gods because she, Radha, came into his life. Conversely, the male voice sees his beloved as the Goddess of Gods, whose presence makes every day auspicious, attributing this transformation to his arrival as Kannan (Krishna). The song beautifully intertwines themes of profound affection, mutual adoration, and spiritual connection. It portrays love as a nurturing force, where one partner offers unwavering support and sees the other as a precious gift. The imagery of a thousand elephants, lotus adornments, and intimate gestures like touching kohl-lined eyes or holding hands, paints a picture of grand, yet tender, devotion. The lyrics also carry an empowering message, encouraging the beloved to reach for the sky, with the partner acting as a supportive ladder, transforming the world into a garden of possibilities. The overall mood is one of blissful, eternal love, where the beloved is not just a partner but the very essence of life and divinity.
