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Ennavo Pannuthu

From Theneer Viduthi · 2011

Lyricist
Murugan Manthiram
Singers
S. S. Kumaran, Chinmayi, S. Malavika
Music director
S. S. Kumaran
Movie name
Theneer Viduthi
Movie release year
2011
Lyrics added on
19 Aug 2026

Lyrics & meaning

♫ Tanglish lyrics
↻ English translation
Oh ennamo ennamo
Pannudhu pulla
Enakke yen-nu theriya villa
Un kannula ennamo
Kallamirukku sollu
Ye vellaiyaa irundha
Manasukkulla
Color-ah kanavu varudhu ulla
Idhu mothama suthamaa
Velangavilla yendaa
Aahaan
Kattamannu mela oru mela oru
Pavazha pavazha malli
Poothu nikkuthe
Panthalukku nattu vacha nattu vacha
Kambula kambula adhu
Saainchi nikkuthe
Ennavo aagi pochu
Oh ennamo ennamo
Pannudhu pulla
Enakke yen-nu theriya villa
Un kannula ennamo
Kallamirukku sollu
Yehh yeh yeh
Neraaga paathadhume
Kooraana naan murinchen
Kannoram vazhiyira kanavula
Nanainchi nanainchi medhadhen
Thothaana oru nodiyil
Tholmela naan sarinchen
Pollaatha uthadugal un peyara
Ulara ulara thavichen
Nee paathathum kaathu pola
Manasu lesaa paranthu poche
Nee nerukkamaa nadakkum podhu
Kaalgal yeno kuzhambi poche
Enna neeyum unna naanum
Thedi paappom
Ennamo oh ennamo
Kuthadi kuthadi kovaa koyaakkaa
Kathiri kithiri kaara paavakkaa
Vellari killari vera ennakkaa
Kovakkaa
Single-ah poga pora chinna ponnu
Ini double -ah vanthu nippaa kooda onnu
Rettaiyaa pethu kodu chellame chellame
Kutty kutty kutty kutty
Kua kua paappaa
Ettii etti etti etti
Seekkiramaa vaa paa
Oh, something, something...
...is happening to me, girl!
Even I don't know why!
In your eyes, there is some...
...mischief hidden, tell me!
Inside this simple, clear...
...heart of mine,
colorful dreams keep pouring in!
I completely and totally...
...do not understand this, why is that, man?
Aha!
On top of the raised clay bed,
a coral jasmine plant...
...stands in full bloom!
Against the wooden pole set up...
...for the shaded canopy,
it leans and rests softly!
Something has happened to me!
Oh, something, something...
...is happening to me, girl!
Even I don't know why!
In your eyes, there is some...
...mischief hidden, tell me!
Yeah yeah yeah...
The moment you looked straight into my eyes,
I, who was so sharp and unyielding, broke down!
In the dreams spilling from the corner of my eyes,
I soaked completely and floated away!
Defeated in a single moment,
I leaned gently upon your shoulder!
As my naughty lips...
...kept babbling your name, I grew restless with longing!
The moment you looked, just like the breeze,
my heart took flight so lightly!
When you walk so close beside me,
why do my feet get all clumsy and confused?
You looking for me, and I looking for you—
let us keep searching for each other!
Something, oh something...
Dance, dance, sweet guava fruit!
Eggplants, garden greens, spicy bitter gourds,
Cucumbers and what not, sister?
Ivy gourds!
The young girl who used to walk all alone,
will now stand as a pair, with someone beside her!
Give birth to twins, my darling, my sweetheart!
Tiny, tiny, little, little...
...babies crying softly!
Taking big, brisk steps...
...come along quickly, dear!
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

Ennavo Pannuthu captures the giddy confusion, sweet vulnerability, and joyful banter of young rural romance. The speakers express how unexpected love has disarmed their composure, turning simple everyday thoughts into vivid, colourful daydreams. They playfully tease each other about the deceitful charm in their eyes and the physical sensations of fluttering hearts and stumbled footsteps. As the song advances, the romantic interplay shifts from shy self-realisation to lighthearted teasing about domestic futures, marriage, and raising a family. Using earthy rural imagery and playful market-rhyme motifs, the lyrics celebrate the sheer bliss of mutual attraction and the anticipation of a shared life together.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Simile

Nee paathathum kaathu pola Manasu lesaa paranthu poche

Compares the sudden lightness of the heart to a gust of wind.

Metaphor

Kooraana naan murinchen

Metaphorically portrays personal pride or sharpness snapping upon meeting the lover's glance.

Rhyming / Assonance

Kuthadi kuthadi kovaa koyaakkaa Kathiri kithiri kaara paavakkaa

Uses rapid, rhythmic alliteration and vegetable market wordplay typical of Tamil folk songs.

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Trivia

Composed by S. S. Kumaran for the 2011 rural romantic comedy film Theneer Viduthi, the song features a duet pairing the composer's own vocals alongside singer Chinmayi, accented by lively folk-pop phrasing.

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