Yamuna Nadhi Lyrics
From the movie Gauravam
Yamuna Nadhi Song Lyrics is the track from Gauravam Tamil Film – 1973, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, Usha Nandhini, Pandari Bai, Major Sundarrajan, V. K. Ramasamy, Nagesh, Senthamarai, Rama Prabha, Jayakumari, Y. G. Mahendran. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Yamunaa nadhi ingae Radhai mugam ingae
Kannan povadhengae ae… Konjum mani ingae kovai kili ingae
Mannan povadhengae
Yamunaa nadhi ingae Radhai mugam ingae
Kannan povadhengae ae… Konjum mani ingae kovai kili ingae
Mannan povadhengae
Ninaikkum ninaippo purigindradhu Sirikkum sirippo azhaikkindradhu
Ninaikkum ninaippo purigindradhu Sirikkum sirippo azhaikkindradhu
Kannanin aasaigal kaattrinil povadho Solladi en paingili
Yamunaa nadhi ingae Radhai mugam ingae
Kannan povadhengae ae… Konjum mani ingae kovai kili ingae
Mannan povadhengae
Aahaahaa… aahaahaa… haahaahaa… Aahaahaa… haa… aahaahaa…
Jolikkum udambu thudikkindradhu Anaikkum mayakkam pirakkindradhu
Jolikkum udambu thudikkindradhu Anaikkum mayakkam pirakkindradhu
Raadhaiyin paarvaiyil bodhaiyum illaiyo Paarungal en kangalai
Yamunaa nadhi ingae Radhai mugam ingae
Kannan povadhengae ae… Konjum mani ingae kovai kili ingae
Mannan povadhengae
Aahaahaa… oho… aahae… Aahaahaa… oho… haa…
Bayathil manadhu thavikkindradhu Irundhum virundhai ninaikkindradhu
Koduthaal bayamum kuraigindradhu Eduthaal sugamum varugindradhu
Maalaigal aanadhum nee sollum naadagam
Kaathiruppen mannavaa
Yamunaa nadhi ingae Radhai mugam ingae
Kannan povadhengae ae…
Konjum mani ingae kovai kili ingae Mannan povadhengae
Aa… naana naanana naa… O… daada daadada daa…
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Song Meaning & Analysis
This classic Tamil duet, 'Yamuna Nadhi' from the 1973 film 'Gauravam', beautifully encapsulates the yearning and playful anticipation of love, drawing heavily on the timeless Radha-Krishna metaphor. The heroine, embodying Radha, questions her beloved (Krishna) why he would leave when all that he desires – her presence, her beauty, her affection – is right there. The lyrics express a deep understanding of unspoken desires and a gentle challenge, asking if his affections are fleeting, while simultaneously inviting him closer with promises of intoxicating love.
The song progresses from a tender plea to a more direct expression of desire and anticipation. The imagery of a 'glowing body throbbing' and 'intoxication in Radha's gaze' speaks to the physical and emotional intensity of their bond. The latter stanzas reveal a delightful mix of fear and excitement, acknowledging the trepidation before intimacy but also the profound pleasure it brings. The heroine's final promise to wait for her 'king' as evening falls seals the romantic narrative, making it a quintessential portrayal of longing, passion, and devotion in Tamil cinema.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Yamuna Nadhi?
Yamuna Nadhi is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Yamuna Nadhi from?
The song Yamuna Nadhi is featured in the movie Gauravam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Yamuna Nadhi?
The lyrics for Yamuna Nadhi were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Yamuna Nadhi lyrics?
Yes! Yamuna Nadhi lyrics from Gauravam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Yamuna Nadhi lyrics?
This classic Tamil duet, 'Yamuna Nadhi' from the 1973 film 'Gauravam', beautifully encapsulates the yearning and playful anticipation of love, drawing heavily on the timeless Radha-Krishna metaphor. The heroine, embodying Radha, questions her beloved (Krishna) why he would leave when all that he desires – her presence, her beauty, her affection – is right there. The lyrics express a deep understanding of unspoken desires and a gentle challenge, asking if his affections are fleeting, while simultaneously inviting him closer with promises of intoxicating love. The song progresses from a tender plea to a more direct expression of desire and anticipation. The imagery of a 'glowing body throbbing' and 'intoxication in Radha's gaze' speaks to the physical and emotional intensity of their bond. The latter stanzas reveal a delightful mix of fear and excitement, acknowledging the trepidation before intimacy but also the profound pleasure it brings. The heroine's final promise to wait for her 'king' as evening falls seals the romantic narrative, making it a quintessential portrayal of longing, passion, and devotion in Tamil cinema.