Many lines of this song from the movie Ayya makes me ROTFL
Nee keadaikka vendum endru thundu seetta ezhudhi poattaen
Peachi amman kovil saami, paper saami aanadhu enna!
Oh nee kodutha kal kooda senkal saami aanadhaiyya
And here comes the best line:
Katta bomman uruvam poala unnai varainthu maraithae veitthaen,
Desapattru oviyam endru veettu suvatril appa maatta
You should watch the ‘oviyam’ of ‘kattabomman-poala-Sarathkumar’ shown in this song to fully appreciate this line 😉
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Prabhu said,
July 20, 2007 at 10:29 pm
What about the dance step of your favorite Nayan? Sarath will be walking, and she will be dancing. Hilarious!
Sathej said,
July 20, 2007 at 11:05 pm
Something I don’t relate too much with! But, yes, seems like lyricists have run out of stuff these days!
Sathej
ranjhith said,
July 21, 2007 at 4:03 am
> ROTFL
Y ROTFL? Semma creativity inga. 🙂 Its the style of new-age lyrics o yennavo. But good lines.
I somehow remember “palangkuzhiyin vattam paarthen ottrai naanayam” song while I write this. There gotto be some link. 🙂
Nithya said,
July 21, 2007 at 5:56 am
lol yeah 😀 i’ve noticed these funny sentences appearing in the form of lyrics in that song 😛
The only song in which Nayantara looked ‘seeable’ 😉 😀 😀
The song sounds OK to my ear, nothin to rave abt 😐
Adiya said,
July 21, 2007 at 10:26 am
🙂
mm song sounds like tha-Dhana tha-Dhana Thai manasam ada Vanadhau vandahu malli vasam song.. 🙂
( not to negate u )
otherwise i don’t known whether u come across pechi amman kind of legacy gulli side temple, temples nativity, temples myth . then lyrics sounds similar in those lines. like our traditional srirangam temple or kabalishewar temple or thirupathi temple these road side temples has it own story and lyrics is sublimed to it.
Ref: Indira Soundarajan books
Alayam Olugzu books
Ethu enga swamy – vikatan thodar article and separate book.
& so on so forth..
in nut shell its like how andal felts good about renganathar, girls of that nativity very fond of these ammans. thats what Adi velli movie ran 150Days.
any ways as i sub-titled its just a information sharing feel free to defence it..
Chillax
A
sreekrishnanv said,
July 21, 2007 at 12:24 pm
more than Nayanthara …. Check out Sarath Kumar.. Kay Kay singing in the maximum possible pitch and Sarathkumar could sing it …. like that !!
comparing that Nayan was good !
And lyrics …
checkout:
Yaenenakku mayakkam
Yaenenakku Nadukkam
Yaenenakku Yaenna Aachu (??????????????? – note this line !! ..enna artham)
Aparna said,
July 22, 2007 at 12:23 pm
Prabhu,
Yeah the song choreography is the one that makes it all the more funny 🙂
Sathej,
I am not sure whether you would have heard many old/new film songs. So how can you say that lyricists have run out of stuff these days? There are still quite a few songs with lovely lyrics coming out everyday. Besides, this song itself is an example of how lyricists haven’t run out of ideas. To compare Sarathkumar’s pic with Kattabomman’s is something only they can think of! 😉
Ranjhith,
Yeah creativity at its best 😉 I don’t know why but I always ending up laughing whenever I see this song. Found any link between the two songs? 🙂
Nithya,
Maybe yeah we can tolerate Nayantara in this song alone 🙂 I would have been surprised if you had raved about the song 😛
Adiya,
I have heard of Amman temples, stories involving them and all.
Anyway, I enjoy the lyrics of this song. Simple lyrics 🙂
Sreekrishnan,
Yeah LOL
Sathej said,
July 22, 2007 at 3:57 pm
Hello Aparna,
Agreed. I lack the expertise to comment on film songs. But, I don’t see too many songs nowadays with ‘nice’ lyrics. And well, if you call the comparsion of the pic to be creativity, I wonder what next. Even not doing anything substantial is creative!
Sathej
Aparna said,
July 22, 2007 at 6:22 pm
Sathej,
When you don’t listen to film songs, how do you know that there are no songs with nice lyrics nowadays? And, your definition of nice lyrics might be different from the general viewpoint.
Besides, the lyrics of film songs are not to be taken seriously. It is written just for fun or entertainment and they should not be analyzed to see whether they are meaningful.
Sathej said,
July 22, 2007 at 7:37 pm
Ok, I don’t wish to carry this further 🙂
Your point accepted.
Sathej
Adiya said,
July 22, 2007 at 7:59 pm
hello.. enna oru simple reply panni matteru close pannuna eppadi. mm..
naan evalu peri ya comment pottu erukain.. adhul oru two question kaytu erukain. adhu reply pannuinga blog editor.
blog editor comment sayilladhu sayilladhu maathi comment poduinga
Aparna said,
July 23, 2007 at 8:08 am
Adiya,
I thought you were just sharing some info and what you feel about the song. What are the two questions that you have asked?! 😕 Please repeat the questions for me
adiya said,
July 23, 2007 at 10:44 am
//mm song sounds like tha-Dhana tha-Dhana Thai manasam ada Vanadhau vandahu malli vasam song..//
i missed out the question mark or the way i asked u.. 😦
second u can always deny the info what i said 🙂
Aparna said,
July 23, 2007 at 8:38 pm
Adiya,
I don’t feel this song is like that thadhana song.
I had already written that I have heard such Amman stories. So, I am not saying I don’t agree with what you what you have said 🙂
Adiya said,
July 23, 2007 at 10:18 pm
truce