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Lyrics & meaning

Vaa Vaa Nee

From Thangamani Rangamani · 1989

Lyricist
Vaali
Singers
Malaysia Vasudevan, S. P. Sailaja
Music director
Shankar Ganesh
Movie name
Thangamani Rangamani
Movie release year
1989
Lyrics added on
13 May 2021

Lyrics & meaning

♫ Tanglish lyrics
↻ English translation
Vaa vaa nee vaa nilaa
Naam povom kadhal ulaa
Vaa vaa nee vaa nilaa
Naam povom kadhal ulaa
Kaatrum poovum konjum anthi velai
Naanum neeyum santhippomaa naalai
Vaa vaa nee vaa nilaa
Naam povom kadhal ulaa
{Aappam naan vellai aappam naan
Pakkam vaaiyyaa paayaa needhaanaiyaa
Moppam yaen innum moppam yaen
Pasi yaeppam teerum naalthaanaiyaa} (2)
Karuvaattu kozhampodu kal dosaithaan
Uravaada varum allavaa….aaa….
Oru vaatti unai theenda ammaadiyo
Oru kodi sugamallavaa…aaa…..
Aappam naan vellai aappam naan
Pakkam vaaiyyaa paayaa needhaanaiyaa
Kaatrum poovum konjum anthi velai
Naanum neeyum santhippomaa naalai
Vaa vaa nee vaa nilaa
Naam povom kadhal ulaa…
{Eenaa moonaa kaanaa naanum neeyum aanaa
Atta pola ottikkanum thaanaa
Eeenaa meenaa teekkaa naanum neeyum sokkaa
Thottu thaali kattikanum nekkaa} (2)
Unnodu pinnodu vanthaen naanadi
Pondatti rendaachchu unnaalthaanadi
Eenaa moonaa kaanaa naanum neeyum aanaa
Atta pola ottikkanum thaanaa
Eeenaa meenaa teekkaa naanum neeyum sokkaa
Thottu thaali kattikanum nekkaa
Vaa vaa nee vaa nilaa
Naam povom kadhal ulaa
Kaatrum poovum konjum anthi velai
Naanum neeyum santhippomaa naalai
Vaa vaa nee vaa nilaa
Naam povom kadhal ulaa……
Come, oh come, my moon
Let us go on a stroll of love
Come, oh come, my moon
Let us go on a stroll of love
In the twilight hour when the breeze and flowers caress each other
Shall you and I meet tomorrow?
Come, oh come, my moon
Let us go on a stroll of love
I am an aappam (soft pancake), a white aappam
Come serve the spicy paaya curry right beside me, my man!
Why are you still just sniffing around?
Today is the day your hunger is completely satisfied, my man!
Just like a thick kal dosa served with dry-fish curry
Won't they come together in delicious harmony?
Oh my, if I touch you just once
Isn't it endless pleasure and joy?
I am an aappam, a white aappam
Come serve the spicy paaya curry right beside me, my man!
In the twilight hour when the breeze and flowers caress each other
Shall you and I meet tomorrow?
Come, oh come, my moon
Let us go on a stroll of love...
Eena Moona Kaana—if you and I become one
We must stick to each other naturally like leeches!
Eena meena deeka, if you and I fall head over heels
You should touch me and tie the thali (wedding knot) neatly!
I came chasing right behind you, girl
And because of you, I've ended up with two wives, girl!
Eena Moona Kaana—if you and I become one
We must stick to each other naturally like leeches!
Eena meena deeka, if you and I fall head over heels
You should touch me and tie the thali (wedding knot) neatly!
Come, oh come, my moon
Let us go on a stroll of love
In the twilight hour when the breeze and flowers caress each other
Shall you and I meet tomorrow?
Come, oh come, my moon
Let us go on a stroll of love...
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

This playful duet features romantic banter filled with Vaali's trademark culinary metaphors and folk rhythms. The lovers invite each other under the moonlit evening sky, comparing their affection to iconic food pairings like white appam with paaya or kal dosa with fish curry, expressing how perfectly matched they are for each other.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Metaphor (Uruvagam)

Aappam naan vellai aappam naan

Comparing herself to soft white appam and her partner to the complementary paaya curry to signify romantic compatibility.

Personification (Tharkurippettram)

Kaatrum poovum konjum anthi velai

Attributing human actions of affection (caressing/embracing) to the evening breeze and flowers.

Simile (Upamai)

Atta pola ottikkanum thaanaa

Comparing close physical attachment and affection to a leech clinging tightly.

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Trivia

Lyricist Vaali frequently used local Tamil culinary items as metaphors for intimacy in romantic comedy tracks, creating accessible and hummable songs for the masses.

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