Yelakkai Malai Mele Lyrics
From the movie Erimalai
Yelakkai Malai Mele Song Lyrics is the track from Erimalai Tamil Film – 1985. This song was sung by எம். எஸ். விஸ்வநாதன். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Yaelakkaai malai melae giraamakka vanthaalaam Parikkaatha poovaattam vayasu ponn ninnaalaam
Aah aah aah Yaelakkaai malai melae giraamakka vanthaalaam
Parikkaatha poovaattam vayasu ponn ninnaalaam Aah aah aah
Idhu pani kottum raaththiri neram Aah aah
Ivar porththikka porvaiya kaanom Aah aah
Idhu pani kottum raaththiri neram
Ivar porththikka porvaiya kaanom
Poththikka vaa mama poo vaadi polaamaa
Manasu rendum koodaamae odhungiththaan nippomaa
Yaelakkaai malai melae giraamakka vanthaalaam
Parikkaatha poovaattam vayasu ponn ninnaalaam
Aahaa kodi pudikka sokkuthu kannu Aah aah aah
Aahaa kaadu therinju vanthathu maanu Aah aah aah
Aahaa kodi pudikka sokkuthu kannu Aahaa kaadu therinju vanthathu maanu
Kattiyanaikka aasaiyirukkaa Kaththiya polae meesaiyirukkaa
Irunthaa neettuga avanavan thola Vizhuthaa paappom azhagiya maala
Irunthaa neettuga avanavan thola Vizhuthaa paappom azhagiya maala
Kidaikkanum sari jodithaan Kodhikkuthu ila naadithaan
Iva vishayaththa thaedura aalu Ingu koodaiya koottaththil yaaru
Yaelakkaai malai melae giraamakka vanthaalaam
Parikkaatha poovaattam vayasu ponn ninnaalaam
Aahaa unna nenaichchu aasaiyum thulla Aahaa yaekkam irukku yaaridam solla
Aahaa unna nenaichchu aasaiyum thulla Yaekkam irukku yaaridam solla
Kotti muzhakka melam irukku Mettukku yaeththa thaalam irukku
Aahaa thaniya naan ingu vaadura poovai Thunaiyaa nee vara verenna thevai
Ahaa ahaa ahaa Aahaa thaniya naan ingu vaadura poovai
Thunaiyaa nee vara verenna thevai
Thudikkithu oru ponnuthaan Kodhikkuthu manam onnuthaan
Ada idhaivida naanennaa solvaen Intha jaadaiyai paarththathum mella
Yaelakkaai malai melae Aamam
Giraamakka vanthaalaam Aamam
Parikkaatha poovaattam Aamam
Vayasu ponn ninnaalaam Aamam
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Yelakkai Malai Mele," is a vibrant and playful folk-style romantic number from the 1985 movie 'Erimalai'. It paints a picture of a young, unmarried village girl who has come to the cardamom hills, metaphorically seeking a partner. The lyrics beautifully use imagery of nature – an "unplucked flower" representing her youth and innocence, and a "deer knowing the forest" symbolizing her readiness to find a mate. The song captures her longing and anticipation, especially during a cold night, as she playfully calls out for a suitable companion, hinting at her desire for warmth and affection.
The song progresses with the girl openly expressing her search for a strong, desirable man ("mustache sharp like a knife") and inviting potential suitors to present themselves. She yearns for a "suitable match" as her "young pulse is throbbing with desire." The latter part of the song shifts to a more direct plea, where she expresses her deep longing and the emptiness of being alone, likening herself to a "wilting flower." She yearns for a companion, stating that with him, she needs nothing else, culminating in a passionate declaration of her heart's desire. The repeated "Aamam" (Yes) in the final stanza adds a charming, affirmative touch to her quest for love.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Yelakkai Malai Mele?
Yelakkai Malai Mele is sung by எம். எஸ். விஸ்வநாதன்.
Which movie is Yelakkai Malai Mele from?
The song Yelakkai Malai Mele is featured in the movie Erimalai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Yelakkai Malai Mele?
The lyrics for Yelakkai Malai Mele were written by Vaali with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Yelakkai Malai Mele lyrics?
Yes! Yelakkai Malai Mele lyrics from Erimalai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Yelakkai Malai Mele lyrics?
This song, "Yelakkai Malai Mele," is a vibrant and playful folk-style romantic number from the 1985 movie 'Erimalai'. It paints a picture of a young, unmarried village girl who has come to the cardamom hills, metaphorically seeking a partner. The lyrics beautifully use imagery of nature – an "unplucked flower" representing her youth and innocence, and a "deer knowing the forest" symbolizing her readiness to find a mate. The song captures her longing and anticipation, especially during a cold night, as she playfully calls out for a suitable companion, hinting at her desire for warmth and affection. The song progresses with the girl openly expressing her search for a strong, desirable man ("mustache sharp like a knife") and inviting potential suitors to present themselves. She yearns for a "suitable match" as her "young pulse is throbbing with desire." The latter part of the song shifts to a more direct plea, where she expresses her deep longing and the emptiness of being alone, likening herself to a "wilting flower." She yearns for a companion, stating that with him, she needs nothing else, culminating in a passionate declaration of her heart's desire. The repeated "Aamam" (Yes) in the final stanza adds a charming, affirmative touch to her quest for love.
