Yela Yelo Lyrics
From the movie Mandela
Yela Yelo Song Lyrics is the track from Mandela Tamil Film – 2021, Starring Yogi Babu, G. M. Sundar, Kanna Ravi, Sangili Murugan, Sheela Rajkumar, Arumugam Bala, Prasanna Balachandran, George Mariyan, Senthikumari, Subadhini Subramanian. This song was sung by அறிவு. The music was composed by Bharath Sankar.
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Yela yelo yelalaiyelo Yela yelo yelalaiyelo
Perazhagan un pera solli Thanthathina
Poguthammo oru vaadamalli Thanthathina
Olathatti oru oonjala katti Thanthathina
Thoosuthatti kudi pugunthathammo Thanthathina
Melam kotti oru vethala potti Thanthathina
Megathukkae thanthi adikkuthummo Thanthathina
Savarakkathi minnukuthummo Thanthathina
Evara patthi nenaikuthummo Thanthathina
Hmm mm mm
Laa lalala lallala lallala la Laa lalala lallala lallala la
Laa lalala lallala lallala la Laa lalala lallala lallala la
Vaasamalli oru vaartha solli Thanthathina
Vagudeduthu mella vaaruthummo Thanthathina
Kaathula thaan oru seidhi vandhu Thanthathina
Naethayellam alli mudinjathammo Thanthathina
Kaattumalli andha kadhaiya solli Thanthathina
Paattu onnu inga padikuthummo Thanthathina
Kuthaala seemaikku muthaada povuthu
Thakkana boomikku thanneerum paayudhu
Kuthaazha poovukku kacheri kooduthu
Mathaala tholukku manjalum seruthu
Perazhagan un pera solli Thanthathina
Poguthammo oru ponnaanganni Thanthathina
Aalangatti oru paalam katti Thanthathina
Aarudhalaa vadhu seruthammo Thanthathina
Kaayamellam ippa aaruthammo Thanthathina
Chithira veyilu sillunnu kaayudhu Nethili meenukku nithira povudhu
Kathiri valanju kammalum aavudhu Koppara vaanamum pothunnu thoovudhu
Kooraiyilla kottaikulla Sooriyanum sirikkuthummo
Savarakkathi minnukuthummo Sooriyanum sirikkuthummo
Yela yelo yelalaiyelo Yela yelo yelalaiyelo
Song Meaning & Analysis
This folk-inspired song from 'Mandela' paints a vivid picture of rural life, nature's beauty, and the subtle undercurrents of change and healing. It uses simple, evocative imagery like a 'Globe Amaranth going' or 'jasmine speaking a word' to symbolize a person's journey or the arrival of a new presence. The recurring motif of the 'razor blade gleaming' directly ties into the protagonist's profession as a barber, hinting at the precision and impact he brings to the community, while phrases like 'sending a telegram to the clouds' suggest a message of hope or transformation spreading far and wide.
The lyrics beautifully weave together observations of nature – from Kutralam waterfalls to the Deccan land receiving water, and the Chithirai sun drying coolly – with human emotions of comfort and recovery. The line 'All wounds are healing now' is particularly poignant, reflecting the movie's theme of social change and the mending of divisions. The song celebrates the simple joys and resilience of village life, where even 'inside a fort without a roof, the sun is smiling,' signifying optimism and finding happiness amidst humble circumstances.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Yela Yelo?
Yela Yelo is sung by அறிவு.
Which movie is Yela Yelo from?
The song Yela Yelo is featured in the movie Mandela.
Who wrote the lyrics for Yela Yelo?
The lyrics for Yela Yelo were written by Unknown with music composed by Bharath Sankar.
Is English translation available for Yela Yelo lyrics?
Yes! Yela Yelo lyrics from Mandela include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Yela Yelo lyrics?
This folk-inspired song from 'Mandela' paints a vivid picture of rural life, nature's beauty, and the subtle undercurrents of change and healing. It uses simple, evocative imagery like a 'Globe Amaranth going' or 'jasmine speaking a word' to symbolize a person's journey or the arrival of a new presence. The recurring motif of the 'razor blade gleaming' directly ties into the protagonist's profession as a barber, hinting at the precision and impact he brings to the community, while phrases like 'sending a telegram to the clouds' suggest a message of hope or transformation spreading far and wide. The lyrics beautifully weave together observations of nature – from Kutralam waterfalls to the Deccan land receiving water, and the Chithirai sun drying coolly – with human emotions of comfort and recovery. The line 'All wounds are healing now' is particularly poignant, reflecting the movie's theme of social change and the mending of divisions. The song celebrates the simple joys and resilience of village life, where even 'inside a fort without a roof, the sun is smiling,' signifying optimism and finding happiness amidst humble circumstances.