Engu Paarthalum Lyrics English Meaning — Deiva Cheyal | P. Susheela | T. M. Soundarajan
T. M. Soundarajan and P. Susheela deliver a soaring duet in ‘Engu Paarthalum,’ from the album ‘Deiva Cheyal.’ Kannadasan wrote the lyrics, and D. Diwakar composed the music. This Tamil song captures the exhilarating rush of new affection.
Engu Paarthalum
P. Susheela | T. M. Soundarajan • From “Deiva Cheyal”
Lyricist
Kannadasan
Composer
D. Diwakar
Engu Paarthalum Lyrics Translation P. Susheela | T. M. Soundarajan | Deiva Cheyal
Kannadasan’s writing establishes “Pudhumai” (newness) when one looks around. T. M. Soundarajan and P. Susheela sing of shared desires making night and day indistinguishable. Nature’s beauty like blooming lotuses mirrors this deep, evolving connection.
Engu Parthalum Pudhumai PudhumaiEverywhere I look, there’s such a newness.
Ennathan Indha Ilamai IlamaiWhat is this youthfulness, this youth?
Iyarkaiyile ParuvathileIn nature’s own way, in this season of life,
Thudikindrathe Oru Inimai InimaiA sweetness is pulsating within it.
Thamarai Pootha ThadagathileIn the pond where lotuses have bloomed,
Thanner Thadhumbum NerathileAt the time when the water overflows.
Thamarai Pootha ThadagathileIn the pond where lotuses have bloomed,
Thanner Thadhumbum NerathileAt the time when the water overflows.
The album ‘Deiva Cheyal’ features a celebration of romantic wonder. This ‘Engu Paarthalum’ lyrics translation highlights a couple’s journey into profound intimacy. Love bestows a “first night” where the moon blesses their sweet glow.