Aatha Kungumakari Lyrics
From the movie Rayilukku Neramachu
Aatha Kungumakari Song Lyrics is the track from Rayilukku Neramachu Tamil Film – 1988, Starring Ramarajan, Pandiyan, Madhuri, Shanti Priya. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. ஷைலஜா. The music was composed by S. A. Rajkumar. Lyrics works penned by S. A. Rajkumar.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Aaththaa kungumakkaari Nee paaththaa mangalamthaandi
Aaththaa kungumakkaari Nee paaththaa mangalamthaandi
Arasaalum magamaayi arasaalum magamaayi Kula dheivam needhaanammaa
Aaththaa kungumakkaari Nee paaththaa mangalamthaandi
Om sakthi om sakthi om sakthi om Om sakthi om sakthi om sakthi om
Om sakthi om sakthi om sakthi om Om sakthi om sakthi om sakthi om
Kanna thoranthu vittaa Karunai mazhai pozhiyum
Vazhiya koduththu vittaa Varappu vayal thazhaikkum
Semmanjal panneeril aadi Nalla Sevvanthi poomaalai soodi
Vanthaayae pallaakkil yaeri Nee vanthaadu pon muththumaari
Kodumai azhikkum valimai neeyae
Oor sezhiththida per nilaiththida vaa thirumagalae
Aaththaa kungumakkaari Nee paaththaa mangalamthaandi
Aaththaa kungumakkaari Nee paaththaa mangalamthaandi
Ulagai alanthavalae Unaiyae paninthu vanthom
Pagaiyai mudippavalae Padaiyal eduththu vaiththom
Kulam kaakkum veerammaa kaali Engal kuraiyellaam theerppaai magamaayi
Nallaarai kaarai saerkkum maari ammaa Nal vaazhvu tharuvaayae maari
Vaanam bhoomi yaavum neeyae
Theemtharigida theemtharigida vaa malai magalae
Aaththaa Kungumakkaari
Nee paaththaa Mangalamthaandi
Aaththaa kungumakkaari Nee paaththaa mangalamthaandi
Arasaalum magamaayi Arasaalum magamaayi
Kula dheivam neethaanammaa
Aaththaa kungumakkaari Nee paaththaa mangalamthaandi
Aaththaa kungumakkaari Nee paaththaa mangalamthaandi
Aaththaa kungumakkaari Nee paaththaa mangalamthaandi
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a devotional ode to the goddess Mariamman, a popular South Indian mother goddess, often associated with prosperity, protection, and healing. The lyrics express deep reverence and faith, portraying the goddess as the ultimate source of auspiciousness and well-being. She is invoked as 'Aaththaa Kungumakkaari' (Mother adorned with vermilion), signifying her marital status and the prosperity she bestows. The devotees believe that her mere glance can bring good fortune, and her presence ensures the flourishing of their villages and lives. The song highlights her various attributes: her mercy, her power to destroy evil, and her role as the family deity.
The song further emphasizes the goddess's cosmic power, describing her as the one who measures the world and encompasses the sky and earth. She is called upon to resolve shortcomings, protect the clan, and grant a good life. The imagery of her arriving in a palanquin, adorned with flowers and bathed in rosewater, paints a vivid picture of a divine procession, inviting her to bless the devotees with her presence and dance. The repeated chants of "Om Shakti" reinforce the devotional fervor, making it a powerful prayer for protection, prosperity, and the eradication of suffering.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Aatha Kungumakari?
Aatha Kungumakari is sung by எஸ். பி. ஷைலஜா.
Which movie is Aatha Kungumakari from?
The song Aatha Kungumakari is featured in the movie Rayilukku Neramachu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Aatha Kungumakari?
The lyrics for Aatha Kungumakari were written by S. A. Rajkumar with music composed by S. A. Rajkumar.
Is English translation available for Aatha Kungumakari lyrics?
Yes! Aatha Kungumakari lyrics from Rayilukku Neramachu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Aatha Kungumakari lyrics?
This song is a devotional ode to the goddess Mariamman, a popular South Indian mother goddess, often associated with prosperity, protection, and healing. The lyrics express deep reverence and faith, portraying the goddess as the ultimate source of auspiciousness and well-being. She is invoked as 'Aaththaa Kungumakkaari' (Mother adorned with vermilion), signifying her marital status and the prosperity she bestows. The devotees believe that her mere glance can bring good fortune, and her presence ensures the flourishing of their villages and lives. The song highlights her various attributes: her mercy, her power to destroy evil, and her role as the family deity. The song further emphasizes the goddess's cosmic power, describing her as the one who measures the world and encompasses the sky and earth. She is called upon to resolve shortcomings, protect the clan, and grant a good life. The imagery of her arriving in a palanquin, adorned with flowers and bathed in rosewater, paints a vivid picture of a divine procession, inviting her to bless the devotees with her presence and dance. The repeated chants of "Om Shakti" reinforce the devotional fervor, making it a powerful prayer for protection, prosperity, and the eradication of suffering.
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