Yedho Ninaikiren Lyrics
From the movie Thalai Nagaram
Yedho Ninaikiren Song Lyrics is the track from Thalai Nagaram Tamil Film – 2006, Starring Sundar C, Jyothirmayi, Vadivelu, Prakash Raj, Bose Venkat, Delhi Ganesh, Manobala, Mayilsamy, Maran, Judo. K. K. Rathnam. This song was sung by தேவன் ஏகாம்பரம். The music was composed by D. Imman. Lyrics works penned by Na. Muthu Kumar.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
{ Yedho ninaikiren adhai yeno maraikiren } (2)
{ Yedho ninaikiren adhai yeno maraikiren } (2)
Pesida thaan vandhen mozhi varavillai
Mounamaai thirumba manam varavillai
Adada adada kaadhal azhagiya thollai …iiii
Unkita onnu sollanum unnoda onna irukanum
Oorai sutri paarthaalum unnai sutri paarkiranae Anbae en anbae
Yaarai patri ketaalum unnai patri solgiranae Anbae en anbae
Uzhagam ellam azhagaaga Chorus :
Unnalae therigiradhae Chorus :
Thudikira idhayathin Chorus :
Osaigal neeyae
Idhu enna naan thaana yen indha maatram
Indrenna thirunaazha nenjil kondaatam
Adada adada kaadhal azhagiya thollai …iii
Unkita onnu sollanum unnoda onna irukanum
{ Yedho ninaikiren adhai yeno maraikiren } (2)
Female chorus :
Kannadiku pottu vaithen un ninaivai otti konden Kaadhal idhu thaana
Kanmoodiyum unnai kanden kalla thanam katru konden Kaadhal idhu thaana
Akkam pakkam yarum illai Chorus :
Appodhum naan solla villai Chorus :
Thanimayil irundhaalum Chorus :
Manadhukul sonnen
Nerukamaaga nirka thunichalum illai
Vitu vizhagi nadaka manam vara villai
Adada adada kaadhal azhagiya thollai …iiii
Unkita onnu sollanum unnoda onna irukanum
Yedho ninaikiren adhai yeno maraikiren Chorus :
Yedho ninaikiren adhai yeno maraikiren Chorus :
Pesida thaan vandhen mozhi varavillai
Mounamaai thirumba manam varavillai
Adada adada kaadhal azhagiya thollai
Unkita onnu sollanum unnoda onna irukanum
Female chorus :
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song beautifully captures the initial, bewildering, yet exhilarating phase of falling in love. The protagonist is overwhelmed by new emotions, finding it hard to articulate feelings ("I came to speak, but words wouldn't come") and experiencing a delightful confusion where thoughts appear and vanish. The world transforms into a beautiful place seen through the lens of this new affection, and every thought, every conversation, invariably leads back to the beloved. It's a celebration of love's sweet torment, where the heart is in a constant state of joyous celebration, questioning if this profound change is truly happening to them.
The lyrics further explore the shy, hesitant nature of nascent love. The lover finds comfort in the beloved's memory, even performing small, symbolic acts like putting a bindi on a mirror and associating it with the beloved. There's a sense of learning new, playful aspects of life ("learned mischief") and a deep internal monologue where feelings are confessed only within the heart, even when alone. The dilemma of wanting to be close yet lacking the courage, and simultaneously being unable to walk away, perfectly encapsulates the tender vulnerability and irresistible pull of new love. It's a heartfelt ode to the beautiful, confusing, and all-consuming nature of early romance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Yedho Ninaikiren?
Yedho Ninaikiren is sung by தேவன் ஏகாம்பரம்.
Which movie is Yedho Ninaikiren from?
The song Yedho Ninaikiren is featured in the movie Thalai Nagaram.
Who wrote the lyrics for Yedho Ninaikiren?
The lyrics for Yedho Ninaikiren were written by Na. Muthu Kumar with music composed by D. Imman.
Is English translation available for Yedho Ninaikiren lyrics?
Yes! Yedho Ninaikiren lyrics from Thalai Nagaram include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Yedho Ninaikiren lyrics?
This song beautifully captures the initial, bewildering, yet exhilarating phase of falling in love. The protagonist is overwhelmed by new emotions, finding it hard to articulate feelings ("I came to speak, but words wouldn't come") and experiencing a delightful confusion where thoughts appear and vanish. The world transforms into a beautiful place seen through the lens of this new affection, and every thought, every conversation, invariably leads back to the beloved. It's a celebration of love's sweet torment, where the heart is in a constant state of joyous celebration, questioning if this profound change is truly happening to them. The lyrics further explore the shy, hesitant nature of nascent love. The lover finds comfort in the beloved's memory, even performing small, symbolic acts like putting a bindi on a mirror and associating it with the beloved. There's a sense of learning new, playful aspects of life ("learned mischief") and a deep internal monologue where feelings are confessed only within the heart, even when alone. The dilemma of wanting to be close yet lacking the courage, and simultaneously being unable to walk away, perfectly encapsulates the tender vulnerability and irresistible pull of new love. It's a heartfelt ode to the beautiful, confusing, and all-consuming nature of early romance.