Ninaikka Ninaikka Manam Inikkudhu Lyrics Translation — Seeman Petra Selvangal | P. Susheela
P. Susheela’s ‘Ninaikka Ninaikka Manam Inikkudhu’ from the album ‘Seeman Petra Selvangal’ blends sweet nostalgia with quiet rebellion. Lyricist K.D. Santhanam and composer T.R. Pappa craft a gentle tension between comforting memories and social constraints.
Ninaikka Ninaikka Manam Inikkudhu
P. Susheela • From “Seeman Petra Selvangal”
Lyricist
K. D. Santhanam
Composer
T. R. Pappa
Ninaikka Ninaikka Manam Inikkudhu Lyrics Translation (from “Seeman Petra Selvangal”)
The phrase ‘Chittu pol ettiyae parakkudhu’ compares freedom to a fragile paper kite. P. Susheela’s voice wavers between resolve and hesitation when singing ‘Angae angae nadanthidanum,’ capturing the struggle to balance personal desires with external demands.
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Ninaikka Ninaikka Manam InikkudhuWhen I keep thinking, my heart sweetens.
Oru Nilaiyil Illamal ThudikkudhuIt flutters restlessly without stability.
Ninaikka Ninaikka Manam InikkudhuWhen I keep thinking, my heart sweetens.
Oru Nilaiyil Illamal ThudikkudhuIt flutters restlessly without stability.
Sezhikkum Vazhvil Ini Thalaikkum Yogam EnaAs if good fortune will now flourish in this prosperous life,
Chittu Pol Ettiye ParakkudhuIt’s flying far away like a paper kite.
Ninaikka Ninaikka Manam InikkudhuWhen I keep thinking, my heart sweetens.
Oru Nilaiyil Illamal ThudikkudhuIt flutters restlessly without stability.
Ange Ange NadanthidanumI’ve got to walk here and there.
Anaivarukkum Badhil SollidanumI’ve got to answer everyone.
Ange Ange NadanthidanumI’ve got to walk here and there.
Anaivarukkum Badhil SollidanumI’ve got to answer everyone.
Listeners analyzing the Ninaikka Ninaikka Manam Inikkudhu lyrics translation often note its layered commentary on societal pressures. K.D. Santhanam’s words suggest true understanding comes only to those ready for change.