Here is the most likely identification and the cultural context of such songs: In Malappuram and Kozhikode folk traditions, "Varika Varika Varika Va..." is a celebratory line sung during weddings ( Mangalyam ) or community gatherings to welcome the groom, a guest, or the wedding party.

It seems you are referring to a popular that features the repetitive, inviting refrain "Varika varika varika va varika..." (meaning "Come, come, come, please come...").

While there isn't a single universally famous mainstream film song with that exact long chain of "Varika" as its main hook, the phrase is strongly associated with , specifically Mappila Paattu (Muslim folk songs) or Vanchipattu (boat songs).