Aasaiyudane En Raja Varuvar Lyrics
From the movie Alavudeenum Arputha Vilakkum -1957
Aasaiyudane En Raja Varuvar Song Lyrics is the track from Alavudeenum Arputha Vilakkum -1957 Tamil Film – 1957. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா மற்றும் குழு. The music was composed by S. Rajeswararao. Lyrics works penned by A. Maruthakasi.
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Hoo oo oo hoo oo oo…
Aasaiyudanae en raja varuvar Anbaaga konji pesi meiyinbam tharuvar
Aasaiyudanae en raja varuvar Anbaaga konji pesi meiyinbam tharuvar
Hoooohaaaaa
Hoo oo Mandiyittumae ennai kenjiyae
Vaarai kannae pyaari endrae sollvaar Mandhira kannalae
Pala thandhiram seivenae Adhan vindhaiyinaalae
Yandhiramaavaar sindhai magizhvenae
Hoooohaaaaa
Aasaiyudanae en raja varuvar Anbaaga konji pesi meiyinbam tharuvar
Haaaaaaaaa
Hoo oo oo Muthu pallai naan konjam kaatiyae
Pithukkuli pola aada seivenae Mogana vadivaalae
Endhan sagasa valaiyaale Avar kaadhalinaalae
Bodhaiyum meeri vedhanai kolvaarae
Hoooohaaaaa
Aasaiyudanae en raja varuvar Anbaaga konji pesi meiyinbam tharuvar
Jamakku jamakku jama jamakku jama Jammunnu vaarunga
Janana azhaikkudhu vaarunga Onga thayavai enniyae kaathu kidakkirom
Engalai paarunga sanmaanam irundha thaarunga Sanmaanam irundha thaarunga
Jamakku jamakku jama jamakku jama Jammunnu vaarunga
Janana azhaikkudhu vaarunga Onga thayavai enniyae kaathu kidakkirom
Engalai paarunga sanmaanam irundha thaarunga Sanmaanam irundha thaarunga
Hooo…oooooo Aalambana neenga aambilai singanthanga
Aalambana neenga aambilai singanthanga Umm azhaginai paarthadhum
Janana adimai aaguvaal Janana adimai aaguvaal
Hoo oo oo oo
Naatinil kidaiyaadhu un polae Naadaga komali
Un polae naadaga komali Raja unga vesham
Haiyaiye rombha mosam Raja unga vesham
Haiyaiye rombha mosam Koojavai raajavaai
Kollaadhu enga dhesam Koojavai raajavaai
Kollaadhu enga dhesam
Jamakku jamakku jama jamakku jama Jammunnu vaarunga
Janana azhaikkudhu vaarunga Onga thayavai enniyae kaathu kidakkirom
Engalai paarunga sanmaanam irundha thaarunga Sanmaanam irundha thaarunga
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song from 'Alavudeenum Arputha Vilakkum' presents a fascinating blend of romantic anticipation and playful social commentary. The initial verses, sung from a female perspective, express a woman's eager expectation of her beloved king. She envisions him arriving with desire, showering her with affection, and giving her true happiness. There's a mischievous undertone as she describes how she will use her charm and 'magical eyes' to make him her 'puppet,' reveling in her power over him and finding joy in his devotion.
The song then shifts dramatically in tone and perspective, introducing a lively, rhythmic section that sounds like a performance by a group of entertainers or common folk. They address a figure named 'Alam Pana,' flattering him as a 'lion among men' while also subtly mocking him as a 'dramatic jester' whose 'disguise' is 'very bad.' They openly ask for a reward, stating that their land will not accept 'a pitcher as a king.' This segment likely depicts a scene where performers are entertaining a royal court or a public gathering, using humor and veiled critique to engage with their audience and patrons, adding a layer of social satire to the romantic narrative.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Aasaiyudane En Raja Varuvar?
Aasaiyudane En Raja Varuvar is sung by பி. சுஷீலா மற்றும் குழு.
Which movie is Aasaiyudane En Raja Varuvar from?
The song Aasaiyudane En Raja Varuvar is featured in the movie Alavudeenum Arputha Vilakkum -1957.
Who wrote the lyrics for Aasaiyudane En Raja Varuvar?
The lyrics for Aasaiyudane En Raja Varuvar were written by A. Maruthakasi with music composed by S. Rajeswararao.
Is English translation available for Aasaiyudane En Raja Varuvar lyrics?
Yes! Aasaiyudane En Raja Varuvar lyrics from Alavudeenum Arputha Vilakkum -1957 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Aasaiyudane En Raja Varuvar lyrics?
This song from 'Alavudeenum Arputha Vilakkum' presents a fascinating blend of romantic anticipation and playful social commentary. The initial verses, sung from a female perspective, express a woman's eager expectation of her beloved king. She envisions him arriving with desire, showering her with affection, and giving her true happiness. There's a mischievous undertone as she describes how she will use her charm and 'magical eyes' to make him her 'puppet,' reveling in her power over him and finding joy in his devotion. The song then shifts dramatically in tone and perspective, introducing a lively, rhythmic section that sounds like a performance by a group of entertainers or common folk. They address a figure named 'Alam Pana,' flattering him as a 'lion among men' while also subtly mocking him as a 'dramatic jester' whose 'disguise' is 'very bad.' They openly ask for a reward, stating that their land will not accept 'a pitcher as a king.' This segment likely depicts a scene where performers are entertaining a royal court or a public gathering, using humor and veiled critique to engage with their audience and patrons, adding a layer of social satire to the romantic narrative.
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