Ada Maappillai Lyrics
From the movie Siva
Ada Maappillai Song Lyrics is the track from Siva Tamil Film – 1989, Starring Rajinikanth, Raghuvaran, Shobana, Sowcar Janaki, Radha Ravi, Vinu Chakravarthy, Janagaraj, Charle, Madhuri, Disco Shanti. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம் மற்றும் குழு. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.
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Star Cast
Aa… Aa…
Dei dei dei dei Suthi sernthu paadungada
Aa … aa
Sari ippa naan paadrathellam Thiruppi thiruppi paadanum
Sarithaanpaa
Sabaash Indha ooril pala pera paarthu putten
Parthuputten
Sabaash Naa veera sooren
Naa vee ee ee veera sooran Adikadhappa
Namma pathi naalu peru kettuparada Namma pathi naalu peru kettuparada
Saaru Aa saaru
Edhukkum Aa edhukkum
Thuninjavanda Thu nin ja van da
Yaara da podringa Yaara da podringa
Ada maapla summa moraikkadha Machaan sonna kelu
Ada maapla summa moraikkadha Machaan sonna kelu
Enna paakkura ippa kalyaana pandhal onnu podu
Enna paakkura ippa kalyaana pandhal onnu podu
Haan Vanna vanna thoranam vasalilae aadanum
Vanna thoranam vasalilae aattanum Aattanum illada aadanumda
Sardhaan
Melum keelum paarvai enna
Mugoortha neram nerungi varudhu doi doi doi doi
Ada maapla summa moraikkadha Machaan sonna kelu
Ada maapla summa moraikkadha Machaan sonna kelu
Thanthaananaaa thanaanana naaa Thanthaananaaa thanaanana naaa
Ooril ellarum ennoda sondham Ullapadi sonna indha onnae en selvam
Yaara irundhaalum naan ketppen nyaayam Namakkenna podaa ena ponaathaan paavam
Nallathukku eppodhum illaedaa kaalam Munnavanga sonnaanga poi illada
Aama
Ullavanga pinnaala vaal aattum koottam Onga kadhai en kitta selladhudaa
Idhu thanjavooru melam
Idhu thanjavooru melam
Adha thattunga konjam ketppom
Adha thattunga konjam ketppom
Indha kalyanathula paaru Nalla kichadi samba soru
Melum keelum paarvai enna
Mugoortha neram nerungi varudhu doi doi doi doi
Ada maapla summa moraikkadha Machaan sonna kelu
Ada maapla summa moraikkadha Machaan sonna kelu
Maapillai vandhachu aarathi edungoo
Maapillai vandhachu aarathi edungoo
Ungalai aarathi edukka sonna Vera aala kaamikkuringalaeda thadipasangalaa
Thadipasangalaa
Ye kannupada poguthu Kannu pada poguthu
Ah thrishti suthi podungoo Thrishti suthi podungoo
Laali lalli laali laali lalli laali
Laali lalli laali laali lalli laali
Ooraara ellorum vaaranga paaru Vasalukku vandhu konjam panneera thoovu
Ponnu maappila vandhaachu ingae Katti vacha maalai adhai kondadaa inage
Namaskaramgo
Aiyyar enga poningoo vaangonna vaangoo Aadikittae vaaringa oiyaaramma
Ooril ethanai kalyanam romba busy
Vettikatta neramilla pongonna pongoo
Oorukkullaae onnae thaan kalyaanama
Ivan naadaalum raasa Ivan naadaalum raasa
Idhu namma ooru raasa Idhu namma ooru raasa
Ada vaayara neenga vandhu vazhthunga vaanga
Melum keelum paarvai enna
Mugoortha neram nerungi varudhu doi doi doi doi
Ada maapla summa moraikkadha Machaan sonna kelu
Enna paakkura ippa kalyana pandhal onnu podu
Vanna vanna thoranam vasalilae aadanum
Vanna thoranam vasalilae aadanum
Melum keelum paarvai enna
Mugoortha neram nerungi varudhu doi doi doi doi
Ayareee Sollungoo
Mantharam sollugo Tho solrana
Mangalyam thanthunaanena Mangalyam thunthunaanena
Thunthunaaa illa thanthunaa Mama jeevana kethunaa
Mama jeevana kethunaa Hante bathnami shubakee
Hante bathnami shubaaakee Ssanjeeva saradharshyatham
Kettimelam kettimelam
Song Meaning & Analysis
"Ada Maappillai" is a vibrant and energetic wedding song from the 1989 Tamil film 'Siva', starring Rajinikanth. The song captures the boisterous and celebratory atmosphere of a traditional South Indian village wedding. Rajinikanth's character, acting as the groom's brother-in-law or a close confidante, takes charge of the wedding preparations, playfully chiding the groom to stop staring and get things moving. The lyrics are filled with instructions, playful banter, and calls to action, painting a vivid picture of the hustle and bustle surrounding the auspicious event. The song's mood is light-hearted and festive, reflecting the joy and excitement of the occasion.
Beyond the immediate wedding festivities, the song also subtly touches upon themes of community and justice. The protagonist asserts his connection to everyone in the village, emphasizing unity as his true wealth and his commitment to upholding fairness. He dismisses sycophancy and encourages genuine participation, reinforcing the idea that a wedding is a community affair. The song culminates with the arrival of the priest and the chanting of the sacred wedding vows, grounding the celebratory chaos in tradition and spiritual significance, making it a quintessential village wedding anthem.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ada Maappillai?
Ada Maappillai is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம் மற்றும் குழு.
Which movie is Ada Maappillai from?
The song Ada Maappillai is featured in the movie Siva.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ada Maappillai?
The lyrics for Ada Maappillai were written by Pulamaipithan with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Ada Maappillai lyrics?
Yes! Ada Maappillai lyrics from Siva include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ada Maappillai lyrics?
"Ada Maappillai" is a vibrant and energetic wedding song from the 1989 Tamil film 'Siva', starring Rajinikanth. The song captures the boisterous and celebratory atmosphere of a traditional South Indian village wedding. Rajinikanth's character, acting as the groom's brother-in-law or a close confidante, takes charge of the wedding preparations, playfully chiding the groom to stop staring and get things moving. The lyrics are filled with instructions, playful banter, and calls to action, painting a vivid picture of the hustle and bustle surrounding the auspicious event. The song's mood is light-hearted and festive, reflecting the joy and excitement of the occasion. Beyond the immediate wedding festivities, the song also subtly touches upon themes of community and justice. The protagonist asserts his connection to everyone in the village, emphasizing unity as his true wealth and his commitment to upholding fairness. He dismisses sycophancy and encourages genuine participation, reinforcing the idea that a wedding is a community affair. The song culminates with the arrival of the priest and the chanting of the sacred wedding vows, grounding the celebratory chaos in tradition and spiritual significance, making it a quintessential village wedding anthem.