Aalamara Pondhu Lyrics
From the movie Alangari
Aalamara Pondhu Song Lyrics is the track from Alangari Tamil Film – 1979. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெய்ராம். The music was composed by V. Kumar. Lyrics works penned by Soolur Kalaipithan.
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Aalamara ponthukkullae rendu kiligal
Ada aasaiyaaga pesuthaiyyaa pachai mozhiyil
Aalamara ponthukkullae rendu kiligal
Ada aasaiyaaga pesuthaiyyaa pachai mozhiyil
Adhai paarththa pinnae enakku
Manasula oru kanakku melathaalam ketkiratheppo
Machchaanae en machchanae machchaanae oo machchaanae
Melathaalam ketkiratheppo
Aalamara ponthukkullae rendu kiligal
Ada aasaiyaaga pesuthaiyyaa pachai mozhiyil
Madichchu vacha veththala paakku madiyila irukku
Machchaan neeyum vanthaa pottukkaththaan aasaiyirukku
Madichchu vacha veththala paakku madiyila irukku
Machchaan neeyum vanthaa pottukkaththaan aasaiyirukku
Vadichchu vachcha kanjiyumae aari kedakku
Adha kudichcha pinnae eththanaiyo joliyirukku
Machchaanae en machchanae machchaanae oo machchaanae
Melathaalam ketkiratheppo
Aalamara ponthukkullae rendu kiligal
Ada aasaiyaaga pesuthaiyyaa pachai mozhiyil
Thottaachinungi sediya paaru surungi poguthu
Enna thotta pinnae naanam vanthu thalaiya kuniyuthu
Thottaachinungi sediya paaru surungi poguthu
Enna thotta pinnae naanam vanthu thalaiya kuniyuthu
Aiyyaa ammaa manasa konjam therinju vachchukko
Azhagu koiyyaapazham naanirukka solli vachchukko
Machchaanae en machchanae machchaanae oo machchaanae
Melathaalam ketkiratheppo
Aalamara ponthukkullae rendu kiligal
Ada aasaiyaaga pesuthaiyyaa pachai mozhiyil
Adhai paarththa pinnae enakku
Manasula oru kanakku melathaalam ketkiratheppo
Machchaanae en machchanae machchaanae oo machchaanae
Melathaalam ketkiratheppo
Aalamara ponthukkullae rendu kiligal
Ada aasaiyaaga pesuthaiyyaa pachai mozhiyil
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Aalamara Pondhu" is a charming and playful expression of a young woman's longing for her beloved, likely her cousin (Machchan). Inspired by the sight of two parrots lovingly conversing in a banyan tree's hollow, she begins to dream of her own wedding. The recurring question, "When will the wedding drums sound?", highlights her eagerness for marriage and a shared life. She subtly hints at her readiness for domesticity, mentioning betel leaves prepared for him and the cooling gruel, implying a desire to share her daily life and chores with him.
The lyrics further convey her coy yet direct affection. She compares herself to a 'touch-me-not' plant, shrinking with shyness when touched, yet openly declares her beauty and availability, urging her beloved to understand her feelings and make his intentions known to their elders. The imagery of nature, domestic life, and traditional customs beautifully encapsulates the innocent yet fervent desire for union, painting a picture of a woman deeply in love and yearning for the next step in her relationship.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Aalamara Pondhu?
Aalamara Pondhu is sung by வாணி ஜெய்ராம்.
Which movie is Aalamara Pondhu from?
The song Aalamara Pondhu is featured in the movie Alangari.
Who wrote the lyrics for Aalamara Pondhu?
The lyrics for Aalamara Pondhu were written by Soolur Kalaipithan with music composed by V. Kumar.
Is English translation available for Aalamara Pondhu lyrics?
Yes! Aalamara Pondhu lyrics from Alangari include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Aalamara Pondhu lyrics?
The song "Aalamara Pondhu" is a charming and playful expression of a young woman's longing for her beloved, likely her cousin (Machchan). Inspired by the sight of two parrots lovingly conversing in a banyan tree's hollow, she begins to dream of her own wedding. The recurring question, "When will the wedding drums sound?", highlights her eagerness for marriage and a shared life. She subtly hints at her readiness for domesticity, mentioning betel leaves prepared for him and the cooling gruel, implying a desire to share her daily life and chores with him. The lyrics further convey her coy yet direct affection. She compares herself to a 'touch-me-not' plant, shrinking with shyness when touched, yet openly declares her beauty and availability, urging her beloved to understand her feelings and make his intentions known to their elders. The imagery of nature, domestic life, and traditional customs beautifully encapsulates the innocent yet fervent desire for union, painting a picture of a woman deeply in love and yearning for the next step in her relationship.
