Brindhavana Vennilave Lyrics English Meaning – Vazhkkai Oppandam | P. Leela
P. Leela voices devotional yearning in ‘Brindhavana Vennilave’ from the album ‘Vazhkkai Oppandam.’ Lyricist Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass and composer Ghandasala frame this dialogue with the divine. The track balances spiritual ache with melodic grace.
P. Leela questions lingering distance from Krishna despite his captivating presence. Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass writes, ‘You are the beautiful art, I am the statue that gives pleasure.’ She admits forgetting herself in Krishna’s beauty through direct surrender.
Brindhavana VennilavaeOh, white moon of Brindavan.
Baedham Innum YaenoWhy’s there still this distance between us?
Brindhavana VennilavaeOh, white moon of Brindavan.
Baedham Innum YaenoWhy’s there still this distance between us?
Sundara Kalai NeeyaeYou’re the beautiful art.
Sugam Thandhidum Silai NaaneI’m the statue that brings you joy.
Brindhavana VennilavaeOh, white moon of Brindavan.
Baedham Innum YaenoWhy’s there still this distance between us?
Kannilaadum VennilaavumThe white moon dancing in your eyes,
Punnagaiyaal Malarait blossoms with a smile.
Kalai Ulaavum RaasaleelaiIn the ‘Raasaleela’ (divine dance) where art flourishes,
Gaana Manamum Kuliramy musical heart finds peace.
Kannilaadum VennilaavumThe white moon dancing in your eyes,
Punnagaiyaal Malarait blossoms with a smile.
Kalai Ulaavum RaasaleelaiIn the ‘Raasaleela’ (divine dance) where art flourishes,
Gaana Manamum Kuliramy musical heart finds peace.
Kanna UnadhazhaginaaleOh Krishna, because of your beauty,
A spiritual union message defines the ‘Brindhavana Vennilave’ lyrics translation. Ghandasala’s melody supports Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass’s words about dissolving self into divine purpose. The track remains a classic example of devotional surrender.