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Lyrics & meaning

Naan Nandri Solven

From Kuzhandaiyum Deivamum · 1965

Lyricist
Vaali
Singers
M. S. Vishwanathan, P. Susheela
Music director
M. S. Vishwanathan
Movie name
Kuzhandaiyum Deivamum
Movie release year
1965
Lyrics added on
26 Mar 2017

Lyrics & meaning

♫ Tanglish lyrics
↻ English translation
Ahaaa..aaaahaaa…haaaaa…
{Naan nandri solven
En kangalukku
Unnai enn arugae kondu vandhadharku} (2)
Naan nandri solla solla
Naanum mella mella ennai marapadhenna
Lala la la la lala la la la lalalalaaaa…
Ahaaa…..aaaaa…haaaa……
Male :Ahaaa…..aaaaa…haaaa……
Oru chithiraththil
Idhazh sempavalam
Adhan punnagaiyil thaen sindhi vizhum
Male :Ahaaaaa…haaaaa…hmmmmm..lalalala….
Oru chithiraththil
Idhazh sempavalam
Adhan punnagaiyil thaen sindhi vizhum
Sev idhazh pooththa azhagil
Nenjam urugattumae
Ovvoru naalum thalaivan
Konjam parugattumae
Parugum andha velaiyil
Kan mayangum
Sugam perugum andha neraththil
Penn mayangum
Naan nandri solven
En kangalukku
Unnai enn arugae kondu vandhadharku
Naan nandri solla solla
Naanum mella mella ennai marapadhenna
Oru thanga silai
Endru naan irundhen
Nalla velli radham
Endru nee irundhaai
Ithanai kaalam irundhen
Ini thanimaiyillai
Eppadi vaazhndha podhum
Indha inimai illai
Mudhal naal oru paarvaiyil
Varavazhaithaai
Andru maru naal oru vaarthaiyil
Virundhu vaithaai
Naan nandri solven
En kangalukku
Unnai enn arugae kondu vandhadharku
Naan nandri solla solla
Naanum mella mella ennai marapadhenna
Aaha... aaha... haa...
I give thanks
to my eyes,
for bringing you close to me.
As I keep thanking them,
why do I slowly lose myself?
Lala la la la lala la la la lalalaa...
Aaha... aaaa... haaa...
Male: Aaha... aaaa... haaa...
In a lovely painting,
the lips are like red coral,
and honey spills from their smile.
Male: Aahaaaa... haaaaa... hmmm... lalalaa...
In a lovely painting,
the lips are like red coral,
and honey spills from their smile.
In the beauty blooming on those red lips,
let the heart melt away.
Every day, let your man
drink a little from them.
At the moment he drinks,
his eyes will grow enchanted.
When that sweet pleasure overflows,
the woman will swoon with delight.
I give thanks
to my eyes,
for bringing you close to me.
As I keep thanking them,
why do I slowly lose myself?
Like a golden statue,
I was standing alone,
and like a fine silver chariot,
there you were.
I lived through all those days,
but from now on, there is no loneliness.
No matter how I lived before,
it never had this sweetness.
On the first day, with just a look,
you called me to your side.
The very next day, with just a word,
you gave me a rich feast.
I give thanks
to my eyes,
for bringing you close to me.
As I keep thanking them,
why do I slowly lose myself?
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

This romantic song expresses a heroine's deep love and gratitude toward her own eyes for leading her to her lover. She describes the overwhelming joy and self-forgetfulness that love brings, comparing her lover and herself to exquisite creations like a silver chariot and a golden statue, highlighting how their union has erased all former loneliness. Through poetic imagery of blossoming coral lips, sweet nectar, and intoxicating gazes, the song captures the blissful intimacy and newfound sweetness in the lovers' lives after meeting each other.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Uvamaani / Metaphor (உவமை)

Idhazh sempavalam / Adhan punnagaiyil thaen sindhi vizhum

Compares lips to red coral ('Idhazh sempavalam') and describes smiling as honey spilling ('punnagaiyil thaen sindhi vizhum').

Metaphor (உவமை அணியுருவம்)

Oru thanga silai / Endru naan irundhen / Nalla velli radham / Endru nee irundhaai

Compares herself to a golden statue ('thanga silai') and her beloved to a silver chariot ('velli radham').

Repetition / Anaphora (அடுக்குத்தொடர்)

Naan nandri solla solla / Naanum mella mella ennai marapadhenna

Repetition of words like 'solla solla' and 'mella mella' for rhythmic emphasis and emotion.

Rhyme / Monai (மோனை)

Parugum andha velaiyil / Kan mayangum

Alliteration of the 'Pa' and 'Ma' sounds enhancing the lyrical harmony ('Parugum', 'Mayangum', 'Sugam', 'Penn').

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Trivia

'Naan Nandri Solven' is a classic track from the hit 1965 film 'Kuzhandaiyum Deivamum', composed by the legendary duo Viswanathan–Ramamoorthy (M. S. Viswanathan) and sung by P. Susheela along with T. M. Soundararajan. The song is famed for its lush orchestral arrangements and sweet melody typical of 1960s Tamil cinema.

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