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Lyrics & meaning

Ingu Paarpathai

From Anadhai Anandhan · 1970

Lyricist
Kannadasan
Singer
L. R. Eswari
Music director
K. V. Mahadevan
Movie name
Anadhai Anandhan
Movie release year
1970
Lyrics added on
12 Dec 2024

Lyrics & meaning

♫ Tanglish lyrics
↻ English translation
Ingu paarppathai yaarukkum
Sollaathae nee paar
Ini pallikku verengum
Sollaathae ennai paar
Kannai paar….pennai paar…
Ingu paarppathai yaarukkum
Sollaathae nee paar
Ini pallikku verengum
Sollaathae ennai paar
Kannai paar….pennai paar…
Poopotta padukkai araiyil
Pogaamal pogum nilaiyil
Paruvangal ulla varaiyil
Uravaada vendum viraivil
Poopotta padukkai araiyil
Pogaamal pogum nilaiyil
Paruvangal ulla varaiyil
Uravaada vendum viraivil
Ingu paarppathai yaarukkum
Sollaathae nee paar
Ini pallikku verengum
Sollaathae ennai paar
Kannai paar….pennai paar…
Padhamaana pennai thazhuvu
Pathinaaru thaane vayathu
Idhu pola penmai kuraivu
Nijamendru sollum iravu
Padhamaana pennai thazhuvu
Pathinaaru thaane vayathu
Idhu pola penmai kuraivu
Nijamendru sollum iravu
Ingu paarppathai yaarukkum
Sollaathae nee paar
Ini pallikku verengum
Sollaathae ennai paar
Kannai paar….pennai paar…
Melaaga unnai azhaikkum
Thaenaaga konjam inikkum
Aanaalum intha pudhumai
Ariyaamal enna ilamai
Melaaga unnai azhaikkum
Thaenaaga konjam inikkum
Aanaalum intha pudhumai
Ariyaamal enna ilamai
Ingu paarppathai yaarukkum
Sollaathae nee paar
Ini pallikku verengum
Sollaathae ennai paar
Kannai paar….pennai paar…
What you see here, to anyone
Do not tell—just look!
From now on, to school or anywhere else
Do not go—look at me!
Look into my eyes... look at this woman...
What you see here, to anyone
Do not tell—just look!
From now on, to school or anywhere else
Do not go—look at me!
Look into my eyes... look at this woman...
In this flower-strewn bedroom,
In a mood where you effortlessly lose yourself,
As long as our youth lasts,
We should come together soon!
In this flower-strewn bedroom,
In a mood where you effortlessly lose yourself,
As long as our youth lasts,
We should come together soon!
What you see here, to anyone
Do not tell—just look!
From now on, to school or anywhere else
Do not go—look at me!
Look into my eyes... look at this woman...
Embrace this tender girl,
She is only sixteen years old!
A charm like this is rare,
The night will tell you it is true!
Embrace this tender girl,
She is only sixteen years old!
A charm like this is rare,
The night will tell you it is true!
What you see here, to anyone
Do not tell—just look!
From now on, to school or anywhere else
Do not go—look at me!
Look into my eyes... look at this woman...
It softly calls out to you,
It tastes sweet like honey.
Yet, without knowing this new delight,
What is the point of youth?
It softly calls out to you,
It tastes sweet like honey.
Yet, without knowing this new delight,
What is the point of youth?
What you see here, to anyone
Do not tell—just look!
From now on, to school or anywhere else
Do not go—look at me!
Look into my eyes... look at this woman...
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

In 'Ingu paarppathai yaarukkum' from the 1970 movie Anadhai Anandhan, the protagonist sings an alluring and romantic song pleading with her lover to keep their passionate moments secret. She asks him to turn his full gaze toward her and embrace the beauty of youth and love without hesitation. Through evocative imagery of flower-strewn bedrooms and sweet honey, lyricist Kannadasan captures the playful allure and passion between the lovers, while L. R. Eswari's expressive vocals give the track a captivating glamour-song charm typical of 1970s Tamil cinema.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Iyaibu (End Rhyme)

Poopotta padukkai araiyil

Rhyming line endings ('araiyil', 'nilaiyil', 'varaiyil', 'viraivil') create a rhythmic flow in the stanza.

Monnai (Initial Rhyme / Alliteration)

Kannai paar….pennai paar…

Matching opening consonant sounds in adjacent words 'Kannai' and 'pennai'.

Uvamai (Simile / Metaphor)

Thaenaaga konjam inikkum

Comparing the sweetness of romantic joy directly to honey ('Thaenaaga').

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Trivia

Anadhai Anandhan (1970) was directed by the legendary duo Krishnan-Panju and featured music composed by 'Thirai Isai Thilagam' K. V. Mahadevan. Singer L. R. Eswari was celebrated during this golden era for her distinctively energetic voice, making her the top choice for seductive and cabaret numbers in South Indian cinema.

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