Ada Manmathan Ratchikkanum Lyrics
From the movie Oru Thalai Ragam
Ada Manmathan Ratchikkanum Song Lyrics is the track from Oru Thalai Ragam Tamil Film – 1980, Starring Shankar, Vagai Chandrasekar, Roopa, Raveendran, Thiyagu, T. Rajendar, Usha Rajendar. This song was sung by ஜாலி ஆப்ரஹாம். The music was composed by T. Rajendar. Lyrics works penned by T. Rajendar.
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Meena reena seetha geetha radha vedha Ada namma paarvathi varaadaa
Adadaa adadaa paaththukkodaa
Saeivolae kaamanthakaaraa thutchaa
Roadla pengalae nadamaada mudiyalailaa
Unga kann pattaalae karpam undaagidum pola irukkae
Unda sathaiyellaam thuru pidikka porathudaa
Neenga ellaam nalla iruppaelaa
Ungala ellaam antha eswaran thaandaa ratchikkanum
Enna sonnael eswaran ratchikkanumaa
Engal antha manmathan ratchiththaalae pothumae
Ada manmathan ratchikanum Intha mangaiyar kaalaigalae
Mangaiyai mayakkum manthira poojai Ennenna solladaa
Ilam pengalai velladaa
Ada manmathan ratchikanum Intha mangaiyar kaalaigalae
Mangaiyai mayakkum manthira poojai Ennenna solladaa
Ilam pengalai velladaa
Maadi veettu lalitha mayangi ninnaa azhgaa
Kodi veettu geedhaa kulungigittae sirichcha
Kovalan kanda antha kaala madhavi
Adi kevalam enbaen unthan munnae maalathi
Echchil ooravaikkum paadhusha Yaenga vaikkum en usha
Ada nimmiya kandu kummiyadippaen Rammiya kandu vimbi vedippaen
Nalinaththai kaattum nalini Nalungaamal varuvathai kavani
Rasanaiyai thoondum rathi nee Naalthorum varuven pavani
Naan naalthorum varuven pavani
Kavithaiyilae vaazhnthu varum kavitha En ragaththilae mayangi vaadi radha
Ada pakkaththu veettu paingili En sorkkaththai kaattum sundhari
Ada pakkaththu veettu paingili En sorkkaththai kaattum sundhari
Premalatha un premai satha Premalatha un premai satha
Urakkam illai sudha irakkam kaattu sheelaa Marakkamaattaen leelaa
Neelaampari raagam unakkaga neelaa Ondrum sollamal povaayo
Neelaampari raagam unakkaga neelaa Ondrum sollamal povaayo
En kalaa ada kalaa
Santhikka thudikkum shanthi Ninthikka ninaippaal jeyanthi
Idaiyinil kidaiththaal vasanthi Naan evalidam povaen mayangi
Naan evalidam povaen mayangi Naan evalidam povaen mayangi
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song opens with a playful, almost theatrical exchange. A group of young men are playfully warned by an unseen, perhaps older, voice about their lustful gazes, claiming women can't walk freely and that their looks are too potent. The young men (or perhaps young women in response) defiantly retort that they don't need divine protection from Easwaran (Shiva); Manmathan (Cupid), the god of love, is all they need. This sets a lighthearted, romantic, and slightly rebellious tone for the song.
The main body of the song is a vibrant celebration of youthful infatuation and the intoxicating beauty of various women. The singer, representing a young man deeply smitten, calls upon Manmathan to bless these young lovers. He then embarks on a lyrical journey, naming numerous girls – Lalitha, Geetha, Malathi, Usha, Nimmi, Rammi, Nalini, Rathi, Kavitha, Radha, Sundari, Premalatha, Sudha, Sheela, Leela, Neela, Kala, Shanthi, Jayanthi, Vasanthi – each praised for a specific charm or quality. The lyrics express a delightful confusion and overwhelming attraction, wondering which beauty to pursue, highlighting the universal theme of young love's delightful dilemma.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ada Manmathan Ratchikkanum?
Ada Manmathan Ratchikkanum is sung by ஜாலி ஆப்ரஹாம்.
Which movie is Ada Manmathan Ratchikkanum from?
The song Ada Manmathan Ratchikkanum is featured in the movie Oru Thalai Ragam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ada Manmathan Ratchikkanum?
The lyrics for Ada Manmathan Ratchikkanum were written by T. Rajendar with music composed by T. Rajendar.
Is English translation available for Ada Manmathan Ratchikkanum lyrics?
Yes! Ada Manmathan Ratchikkanum lyrics from Oru Thalai Ragam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ada Manmathan Ratchikkanum lyrics?
The song opens with a playful, almost theatrical exchange. A group of young men are playfully warned by an unseen, perhaps older, voice about their lustful gazes, claiming women can't walk freely and that their looks are too potent. The young men (or perhaps young women in response) defiantly retort that they don't need divine protection from Easwaran (Shiva); Manmathan (Cupid), the god of love, is all they need. This sets a lighthearted, romantic, and slightly rebellious tone for the song. The main body of the song is a vibrant celebration of youthful infatuation and the intoxicating beauty of various women. The singer, representing a young man deeply smitten, calls upon Manmathan to bless these young lovers. He then embarks on a lyrical journey, naming numerous girls – Lalitha, Geetha, Malathi, Usha, Nimmi, Rammi, Nalini, Rathi, Kavitha, Radha, Sundari, Premalatha, Sudha, Sheela, Leela, Neela, Kala, Shanthi, Jayanthi, Vasanthi – each praised for a specific charm or quality. The lyrics express a delightful confusion and overwhelming attraction, wondering which beauty to pursue, highlighting the universal theme of young love's delightful dilemma.
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