Aavani Masathula Thavani Lyrics
From the movie Aayusu Nooru
Aavani Masathula Thavani Song Lyrics is the track from Aayusu Nooru Tamil Film – 2015. This song was sung by எஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் மலேஷியா வாசுதேவன். The music was composed by T. Rajendar.
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Aavani maasathula thaavani potta pulla
Aavaram thoppukulla annadam ninna pulla
Aavani maasathula thaavani potta pulla
Aavaram thoppukulla annadam ninna pulla
Aththiayum pethapulla athaannu sonna mulla Aththiayum pethapulla athaannu sonna mulla
Mai kannail theetikittu mayakkatha thandhadhenna Ho avoo avaoo
Manjal poosikittu nenjathaan parichadhenna Ho avoo avaoo
Mannaaru mannaaru suthi suthi vandhaaru Mannaaru mannaaru suthi suthi vandhaaru
Korangu moonju thaan paartha theriyudhu Paartha theriyudhu
Kaadhu seviduthaan sirippil puriyudhu Sirippil puriyudhu
Kombhu illaa kaalai adha vambilukkum saela
Kombhu illaa kaalai adha vambilukkum saela
Mannaaru mannaaru suthi suthi vandhaaru
Mannaaru mannaaru suthi suthi vandhaaru
Nammooru mamaakku naalum kettu pochuthadi
Nethiyilae pottu vechu saelaiya thaan kattungadi
Moonu mozham poovu adha maamanukku sorugu Aahaa sorugu aahaa sorugu
Manjalthaan eduthu en machaanukku thadavu Aahaa thadavu aahaa thadavu
Aambalaingha veeram ellaam ippathaan Adhu kalyanamthaan aagivittaa illathaan
Aambalaingha veeram ellaam ippathaan Adhu kalyanamthaan aagivittaa illathaan
Raajiyam enga kaiyilae Poojiyam ivanga moonjilae
Saela kooda thovaikkanondi Kaala kuda amukkanondi
Saela kooda thovaikkanondi Kaala kuda amukkanondi
Maava kuda arikanum Mattikittu muzhikanumhoi
Aatti vechaa aadanum Aamaam saami podanum ho ho hooi
Aambala aambalathaan Pombala pombalathaan
Aambala aambalathaan Pombala pombalathaan
Sattaiya kalattuvom onnaala mudiyumaa Mesaiya murukkuvom vaikka thaan mudiyumaa
Kaattuneenga raangi ippa kattuneenga vaangi
Kaattuneenga raangi ippa kattuneenga vaangi
Aambala aambalathaan pombala pombalathaan
Aambala aambalathaan pombala pombalathaan
Hae hae hae
Hae jakkamma vaa pakkamma Hae muthamma thaa muthama
Adiyeduthu veikkiraale annammaa Aiyaiyoo boomdhevi thaanguvaala sollammaa
Yei Adiyeduthu veikkiraale annammaa
Aiyaiyoo boomdhevi thaanguvaala sollammaa Yei mellamma nadaiya mellamma
Ada ammammaa aathiram yen ammaa
Kaiya pudicha valiyal odaiyum Thottu anaichaa enna aagum
Puliya pola aambala puli karaikkum pombala Hoi hoi hoi
Adupaangarai raaninga aattaam kandu poninga Hoi hoi hoi
Kondaadi kondaadi Manja thnani kondaadi
Vaetti thuni ellaam nanaiya pogudhu Vesham ippa thaan maara poguthu
Manja thanni eduthu en machaan mela oothu
Adi ennengaadi koothu nee oothungadi paathu
Manja thanni eduthu en machaan mela oothu
Adi ennengadi koothu nee oothungadi paathu
Song Meaning & Analysis
Aavani Masathula Thavani" is a lively and playful folk song from the movie 'Aayusu Nooru', characteristic of T. Rajendar's musical style. The lyrics depict a vibrant village setting, primarily focusing on the flirtatious banter and lighthearted rivalry between young men and women. The initial verses describe a charming girl in a half-saree, captivating a young man with her beauty and traditional adornments, leading to a playful expression of infatuation. The song then shifts into a humorous exchange, with the women teasing a man named Mannaru, highlighting his perceived flaws, and then broadly challenging the men's bravado, suggesting it diminishes after marriage.
The latter part of the song escalates into a spirited debate about gender roles and power dynamics within a relationship, with women asserting their dominance and men playfully defending their masculinity. This back-and-forth is filled with witty remarks and cultural references, such as the women claiming men will be reduced to household chores post-marriage, and men boasting about their strength. The song culminates in a festive atmosphere, likely a traditional celebration involving turmeric water, where the teasing and playful interactions continue, emphasizing the joyous and communal spirit of village life. It's a celebration of rural romance, cultural traditions, and the eternal, good-natured battle of the sexes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Aavani Masathula Thavani?
Aavani Masathula Thavani is sung by எஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் மலேஷியா வாசுதேவன்.
Which movie is Aavani Masathula Thavani from?
The song Aavani Masathula Thavani is featured in the movie Aayusu Nooru.
Who wrote the lyrics for Aavani Masathula Thavani?
The lyrics for Aavani Masathula Thavani were written by Unknown with music composed by T. Rajendar.
Is English translation available for Aavani Masathula Thavani lyrics?
Yes! Aavani Masathula Thavani lyrics from Aayusu Nooru include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Aavani Masathula Thavani lyrics?
Aavani Masathula Thavani" is a lively and playful folk song from the movie 'Aayusu Nooru', characteristic of T. Rajendar's musical style. The lyrics depict a vibrant village setting, primarily focusing on the flirtatious banter and lighthearted rivalry between young men and women. The initial verses describe a charming girl in a half-saree, captivating a young man with her beauty and traditional adornments, leading to a playful expression of infatuation. The song then shifts into a humorous exchange, with the women teasing a man named Mannaru, highlighting his perceived flaws, and then broadly challenging the men's bravado, suggesting it diminishes after marriage. The latter part of the song escalates into a spirited debate about gender roles and power dynamics within a relationship, with women asserting their dominance and men playfully defending their masculinity. This back-and-forth is filled with witty remarks and cultural references, such as the women claiming men will be reduced to household chores post-marriage, and men boasting about their strength. The song culminates in a festive atmosphere, likely a traditional celebration involving turmeric water, where the teasing and playful interactions continue, emphasizing the joyous and communal spirit of village life. It's a celebration of rural romance, cultural traditions, and the eternal, good-natured battle of the sexes.
