Nilave Nillaai Odaathe Song Lyrics
from Thai Ullam · 1952
Music Director
Lyricist
Singers
Starring
Gemini GanesanChittor V. NagaiahR. S. ManoharM. V. Rajamma
Nilave Nillaai Odaathe Song Lyrics is the track from “Thai Ullam” Tamil Film – 1952, Starring Gemini Ganesan, Chittor V. Nagaiah, R. S. Manohar and M. V. Rajamma. This song was sung by Jikki. The music was composed by Chittor V. Nagaiah and A. Rama Rao. Lyrics works penned by Kanakasurabhi.
பாடகி
ஜிக்கி
பெண்
ஓஹோஹோ நிலவே நில்லாய்
ஓடாதே எதிரே நில்லாய்
பாலாக நீதான்
பாரிலெங்கும் வாரி வீசும்
ஆரமுதில் மூழ்க வந்தேனே
பெண்
மனம் ஆளும் மன்னன் நீதானே
உனை நாடும் கன்னி நான்தானே
மின்னுந் தாரை ஆவேனே வானில்
நீந்துவேனே இன்பம் ஏந்துவேனே......
பெண்
பாலாழி போலே துள்ளுது உள்ளம்
பாடுவேனே நடம் ஆடுவேனே
ஓஹோஹோ நிலவே நில்லாய்
ஓடாதே எதிரே நில்லாய்.......
Female Part
Ohoohoo nilavae nillaai
Oodaathae edhirae nillaai
Paalaaga nee thaan
Paaril engum vaari veesum
Aaramudhil moozhga vandhenae
Female Part
Manam eezhum mannan nee thaanae
Unai naadum kanni naan thaanae
Minnunthaarai aavenae vaanil
Neenthuvenae inbam yenthuvenae
Female Part
Palaazhi polae thulludhu ullam
Paaduvenae nadam aaduvenae
Ohoohoo nilavae nilllai
Oodaathae edhirae nillaai
singer
Gicky
Female
Oh, the moon is still standing
Don't run away, stand in front of me
You're the one
The whole city is being thrown with a rod.
I was drowning in the sea.
Female
You are the king of minds
I'm the virgin who wants you
The lightning is in the sky
You're the one who's been so happy...
Female
The heart is like a baby's
I sing and walk, sheep
Oh, the moon is still standing
Don't run away, just stand there.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who sang Nilave Nillaai Odaathe?
Nilave Nillaai Odaathe was sung by Jikki.
Who composed the music for Nilave Nillaai Odaathe?
Nilave Nillaai Odaathe music was composed by Chittor V. Nagaiah and A. Rama Rao.
Who wrote the lyrics of Nilave Nillaai Odaathe?
Nilave Nillaai Odaathe lyrics were penned by Kanakasurabhi.
Nilave Nillaai Odaathe is from which movie?
Nilave Nillaai Odaathe is a song from the Tamil movie Thai Ullam (1952).