Yen Mappillaikku Lyrics
From the movie Anna Nee En Deivam
Yen Mappillaikku Song Lyrics is the track from Anna Nee En Deivam Tamil Film – 1970. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Ambikapathi.
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En maappillaikku Indha mani pillaiyai thottu
Muthaada muthaada aasai varum Poo polae pinju kaalaalae
Udhai thandhaalae nalla buthi varum
En maappillaikku Indha mani pillaiyai thottu
Muthaada muthaada aasai varum
Unnai ninaikkaadha Ullam padaithaanae
Thandhai enum andha thirudan Unnai ninaikkaadha
Ullam padaithaanae Thandhai enum andha thirudan
Annai mani kaigal alli anaikkindra Chinna kodi indha azhagan
Annai mani kaigal alli anaikkindra Chinna kodi indha azhagan
Sila pollaadha ullangal sirikkum Nalla ponnaana nenjathai mayakkum
Sugam kondaadi vandaaga parakkum Adhai sonnaal un kan kooda sivakkum
En maappillaikku Indha mani pillaiyai thottu
Muthaada muthaada aasai varum
Pennai vilaiyaattu Bommai yena ennum
Pithu pidithorai azhaithu Killai mozhi pesi mullai vazhi kaattum
Nalla vazhi poga thiruthu Adhu sonnaalum ketkkaamal muraikkum
Than kaal pona pokkaaga nadakkum Adhai nallorgal poraattam nadakkum
Andru naam thaedum nal vaazhkkai kidaikkum
En maappillaikku Indha mani pillaiyai thottu
Muthaada muthaada aasai varum
Maalai thodukkaamal Oorai azhaikkaamal
Kaadhal mudithaanae oruvan Maalai thodukkaamal
Oorai azhaikkaamal Kaadhal mudithaanae oruvan
Naalai namai thaedi vaelai varum podhu Kaalil vizha vaendi varuvaan
Naalai namai thaedi vaelai varum podhu Kaalil vizha vaendi varuvaan
Andha porkkaalam ennaalae vilaiyum Un ammaavin thunbangal vidiyum
Avan mannippu kettkkindra nerathil Nee kai kotti sirikkaadhae paavam
En maappillaikku Indha mani pillaiyai thottu
Muthaada muthaada aasai varum
En maappillaikku Indha mani pillaiyai thottu
Muthaada muthaada aasai varum
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "En Maappillaikku" from the 1970 film 'Anna Nee En Deivam' is a poignant and emotionally charged piece, likely sung by a mother or a maternal figure to a child, expressing her hopes, frustrations, and predictions for the future. The lyrics convey a deep love for the child, referring to him as her "son-in-law" (maappillai), a term of endearment often used for a beloved male child, implying a future connection or simply a term of affection. She envisions a future where even a playful kick from the child brings joy and wisdom, highlighting the innocence and power of a child's presence. The song also touches upon the pain caused by the child's father, whom she refers to as a "thief" for not caring, contrasting his neglect with the mother's unwavering affection.
The narrative then expands to societal observations, lamenting how some "wicked hearts" mock and mislead good people, indulging in fleeting pleasures. The singer expresses a desire to guide those who treat women as mere playthings towards a righteous path, even if they resist. She foresees a future where the errant father will eventually return, seeking forgiveness, and promises that a "golden age" will dawn, ending the mother's sorrows. Despite the past hurts, she advises the child not to mock the father when he seeks repentance, showing a complex mix of anger, hope, and a touch of compassion, all centered around the child's well-being and future.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Yen Mappillaikku?
Yen Mappillaikku is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Yen Mappillaikku from?
The song Yen Mappillaikku is featured in the movie Anna Nee En Deivam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Yen Mappillaikku?
The lyrics for Yen Mappillaikku were written by Ambikapathi with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Yen Mappillaikku lyrics?
Yes! Yen Mappillaikku lyrics from Anna Nee En Deivam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Yen Mappillaikku lyrics?
The song "En Maappillaikku" from the 1970 film 'Anna Nee En Deivam' is a poignant and emotionally charged piece, likely sung by a mother or a maternal figure to a child, expressing her hopes, frustrations, and predictions for the future. The lyrics convey a deep love for the child, referring to him as her "son-in-law" (maappillai), a term of endearment often used for a beloved male child, implying a future connection or simply a term of affection. She envisions a future where even a playful kick from the child brings joy and wisdom, highlighting the innocence and power of a child's presence. The song also touches upon the pain caused by the child's father, whom she refers to as a "thief" for not caring, contrasting his neglect with the mother's unwavering affection. The narrative then expands to societal observations, lamenting how some "wicked hearts" mock and mislead good people, indulging in fleeting pleasures. The singer expresses a desire to guide those who treat women as mere playthings towards a righteous path, even if they resist. She foresees a future where the errant father will eventually return, seeking forgiveness, and promises that a "golden age" will dawn, ending the mother's sorrows. Despite the past hurts, she advises the child not to mock the father when he seeks repentance, showing a complex mix of anger, hope, and a touch of compassion, all centered around the child's well-being and future.
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