A. M. Rajah and P. Susheela perform ‘Innale Nannalandro’ from the album Veettukku Vandha Varalakshmi. Lyricist Kuyilan and composer Pendyala Nageswara Rao create a hopeful duet about sorrow fading. Their gentle harmonies suggest tears can transform into rosewater.
Innale Nannalandro
A. M. Rajah | P. Susheela • From “Veettukku Vandha Varalakshmi”
Innale Nannalandro Lyrics Translation A. M. Rajah | P. Susheela | Veettukku Vandha Varalakshmi
Kuyilan writes that tears become fragrant once they disappear. The lyrics state love’s music remains a constant melody in the heart. This idea anchors the song’s comforting assurance of renewal.
Kaneerum MaraindhadhumaeOnce the tears fade away
Pannerae AagumThey turn into rosewater
Innaalae NannaalandrooToday is truly a good day
Innaalae NannaalandrooToday is truly a good day
Kaneerum MaraindhadhumaeOnce the tears fade away
Pannerae AagumThey turn into rosewater
Innaalae NannaalandrooToday is truly a good day
Ennaalum Kaadhal IsaiLove’s music plays forever
Pannaaga NenjileAs a melody in the heart
Ennaalum Kaadhal IsaiLove’s music plays forever
Pannaaga NenjileAs a melody in the heart
Vandha Ezhil KanniyunThe lovely maiden who arrived
Vindhai KandaaiyooDid you witness the magic?
Innaalae NannaalandrooToday is truly a good day
NannaalandrooIt’s a good day, isn’t it?
Innale Nannalandro Music Video
The Veettukku Vandha Varalakshmi track offers clear lyrics meaning about painful experiences yielding beauty. Listeners find a Tamil lyrics translation documenting this transformation from grief to joy.