Yelantha Pazham Lyrics
From the movie Panama Pasama - 1968
Yelantha Pazham Song Lyrics is the track from Panama Pasama - 1968 Tamil Film – 1968. This song was sung by எல்.ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி. The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Elandhapayam elandhapayam elandhapayam Yaansekka sevandha payam
Idhu thenaatam inikum payam Ellorum vaangum payam
Idhu yezhaikinae porandha payam
Elandhapayam elandhapayam elandhapayam Yaan sekka sevandha payam
Idhu thenaatam inikum payam Ellorum vaangum payam
Idhu yezhaikinae porandha payam
Elandhapayam pazhuthirundhaa Eduthu eduthu kadikalaam
Ularndhu pona pinnaale Ooravachu thunnalaam
Elandhapayam pazhuthirundhaa Eduthu eduthu kadikalaam
Ularndhu pona pinnaale Ooravachu thunnalaam
Etti edu ezhu paisaa Naan thotuthandhaa ettu paisaa
Ippo thodatumaa Unna thottuka solli vudatumaa
Elandhapayam elandhapayam elandhapayam Yaan sekka sevandha payam
Idhu thenaatam inikum payam
Ethanaiyo perukita elandhapayam paathiye
Eduthu paatha payangalile immaa size’u paathiyaa
Summaa Solluyaa
Ethanaiyo perukita elandhapayam paathiye
Eduthu paatha payangalile immaa size’u paathiyaa
Kaiku adakamaa Nee kadichi paaka vaatamaa
Irukudhu adhudhaan oora ellam Issu issu issunu issukudhu
Elandhapayam elandhapayam elandhapayam Yaan podu sekka sevandha payam
Idhu thenaatam inikum payam
Koorukati vachikinu kundhikinu koopittaa
Kodisanam odivarum kootam kooti kaattataa
Koorukati vachikinu kundhikinu koopittaa
Kodisanam odivarum kootam kooti kaattataa
Ennaa manusanyaa Evaluku nee purusanyaa
Vaangaiyaa vaangi thunnuputtu Thuniyapotu thoongaiyaa
Elandhapayam elandhapayam elandhapayam Yaan podu sekka sevandha payam
Idhu thenaatam inikum payam
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Yelantha Pazham" is a vibrant and playful street vendor's call, personifying the Indian Jujube fruit (Elandha Pazham). The vendor, likely a woman, enthusiastically promotes her wares, describing the fruit as deep red, sweet like honey, affordable for everyone, and especially meant for the poor. The lyrics are filled with colloquial charm and a touch of flirtation, as she entices customers with the fruit's ripeness, size, and deliciousness.
Beyond the literal selling of fruit, the song captures the essence of street life and the lively interactions between vendors and customers in a traditional setting. The vendor's confidence in her product is evident as she boasts about its popularity and the crowds it attracts. The playful banter, especially lines like "Shall I touch you now? Shall I make you touch it and leave?", adds a layer of lighthearted teasing, making the song not just about a fruit, but about the vibrant human connection in everyday commerce.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Yelantha Pazham?
Yelantha Pazham is sung by எல்.ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி.
Which movie is Yelantha Pazham from?
The song Yelantha Pazham is featured in the movie Panama Pasama - 1968.
Who wrote the lyrics for Yelantha Pazham?
The lyrics for Yelantha Pazham were written by Kannadasan with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Yelantha Pazham lyrics?
Yes! Yelantha Pazham lyrics from Panama Pasama - 1968 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Yelantha Pazham lyrics?
The song "Yelantha Pazham" is a vibrant and playful street vendor's call, personifying the Indian Jujube fruit (Elandha Pazham). The vendor, likely a woman, enthusiastically promotes her wares, describing the fruit as deep red, sweet like honey, affordable for everyone, and especially meant for the poor. The lyrics are filled with colloquial charm and a touch of flirtation, as she entices customers with the fruit's ripeness, size, and deliciousness. Beyond the literal selling of fruit, the song captures the essence of street life and the lively interactions between vendors and customers in a traditional setting. The vendor's confidence in her product is evident as she boasts about its popularity and the crowds it attracts. The playful banter, especially lines like "Shall I touch you now? Shall I make you touch it and leave?", adds a layer of lighthearted teasing, making the song not just about a fruit, but about the vibrant human connection in everyday commerce.
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