Aasai Mugam Lyrics
From the movie Suchithra Album Songs
Aasai Mugam Song Lyrics is the track from Suchithra Album Songs Tamil Film – 2015. This song was sung by சித்ரா. The music was composed by Suchitra. Lyrics works penned by Mahakavi Subramanya Bharathiyaar.
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Aasai mugam marandhu pochae Idhai aaridam solvenadi thozhi…
Aasai mugam marandhu pochae Idhai aaridam solvenadi thozhi…
Nesam marakkavillai nenjam Nesam marakkavillai nenjam
Nesam marakkavillai nenjam Enil ninaivu mugam marakkalaamo
Nesam marakkavillai nenjam Enil ninaivu mugam marakkalaamo
Aasai mugam marandhu pochae Idhai aaridam solvenadi thozhi…
Kannil theriyudhoru thotram Adhil kannan azhagu muzhudhillai
Kannil theriyudhoru thotram Adhil kannan azhagu muzhudhillai
Nannu muga vadivu kaanil Andha nalla malarchirippai kaanom
Kangal purindhu vitta paavam Uyir kannan uru marakkalaachu
Pengal inathil idhu polae Oru pedhaiyai munbu kandadhundo
Aasai mugam marandhu pochae Idhai aaridam solvenadi thozhi…
Kannan mugam marandhu ponaal Kannan mugam marandhu ponaal
Kannan mugam marandhu ponaal Indha kangal irundhum payanundo…
Kannan mugam marandhu ponaal Indha kangal irundhum payanundo
Vanna padamum illai kandaai Ini vaazhum vazhi ennadi thozhi
Aasai mugam marandhu pochae Aasai mugam marandhu pochae…
Aasai mugam marandhu pochae Idhai aaridam solvenadi thozhi…thozhiii…
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, a timeless poem by Mahakavi Bharathiyar, expresses the profound anguish of a devotee or a lover who has forgotten the beloved's face, despite their heart remaining full of unwavering love. The speaker laments this cruel twist of fate, questioning how the heart can retain its affection while the mind fails to recall the cherished image. The pain is so deep that even when a semblance of the beloved appears, it lacks the complete beauty or the characteristic smile, highlighting the incompleteness and distortion of the memory.
The lyrics delve into the paradox of love residing in the heart while the visual memory fades, leading to a sense of profound loss and self-blame. The speaker feels like a "foolish one" for this predicament, questioning the very purpose of their eyes if they cannot recall the beloved's form. The absence of even a physical image (like a painting) to aid memory further intensifies the despair, leaving the speaker to wonder how they can continue to live without the clear vision of their beloved. It's a poignant exploration of memory, love, and spiritual yearning, often interpreted as a devotee's longing for Lord Krishna.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Aasai Mugam?
Aasai Mugam is sung by சித்ரா.
Which movie is Aasai Mugam from?
The song Aasai Mugam is featured in the movie Suchithra Album Songs.
Who wrote the lyrics for Aasai Mugam?
The lyrics for Aasai Mugam were written by Mahakavi Subramanya Bharathiyaar with music composed by Suchitra.
Is English translation available for Aasai Mugam lyrics?
Yes! Aasai Mugam lyrics from Suchithra Album Songs include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Aasai Mugam lyrics?
This song, a timeless poem by Mahakavi Bharathiyar, expresses the profound anguish of a devotee or a lover who has forgotten the beloved's face, despite their heart remaining full of unwavering love. The speaker laments this cruel twist of fate, questioning how the heart can retain its affection while the mind fails to recall the cherished image. The pain is so deep that even when a semblance of the beloved appears, it lacks the complete beauty or the characteristic smile, highlighting the incompleteness and distortion of the memory. The lyrics delve into the paradox of love residing in the heart while the visual memory fades, leading to a sense of profound loss and self-blame. The speaker feels like a "foolish one" for this predicament, questioning the very purpose of their eyes if they cannot recall the beloved's form. The absence of even a physical image (like a painting) to aid memory further intensifies the despair, leaving the speaker to wonder how they can continue to live without the clear vision of their beloved. It's a poignant exploration of memory, love, and spiritual yearning, often interpreted as a devotee's longing for Lord Krishna.
