Ada Muniya Allare Lyrics
From the movie Tamizhariyum Perumal
Ada Muniya Allare Song Lyrics is the track from Tamizhariyum Perumal Tamil Film – 1942. This song was sung by வி. ஏ. செல்லப்பா மற்றும் குழு. The music was composed by B.R.Rejin. Lyrics works penned by Udumalai Narayanakavi.
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Ada muniyaa allaarae Nee kumbittukkadaa
Poivarae ennumunj chollikkadaa Ada muniyaa allaarae
Nee kumbittukkadaa Poivarae ennumunj chollikkadaa
Daei
Akk
Ada muniyaa allaarae Nee kumbittukkadaa
Poivarae ennumunj chollikkadaa
Konjam poruiyaa Konjam porukkanum
Paathittu varaen konangi Munivarae kuduthuni uduppae
Ada muniyaa
Konjam poruiyaa
Ada muniyaa
Konjam poruiyaa
Purappadraannaa naeram pokkaadhae
Konjam poruiyaannaa summaa pesaadhae
Purappadraannaa naeram pokkaadhae
Konjam poruiyaannaa summaa pesaadhae Paathittu varaen kuduthuni uduppae
Paathittu varaen kuduthuni uduppae
Ada saridhaandaa alangaaram Thamizharivaalae samusaaram
Ada saridhaandaa alangaaram Thamizharivaalae samusaaram aakkavae
Sadudhiyil purappadu muniyaa seekkiram Sadudhiyil purappadu muniyaa
Naa ellorkkum poi vaaraeiyaa Naa ellorkkum poi vaaraeiyaa
Poi pallaakkilaeravaa sollaiyaa Poi pallaakkilaeravaa sollaiyaa
Ada yaeru pallaakkilae Irundhukko sariyaa
Ini purappadu thambi muniyaa Ada yaeru pallaakkilae
Irundhukko sariyaa Ini purappadu thambi muniyaa
Seekkiram Ini purappadu thambi muniyaa
Seekkiram Ini purappadu thambi muniyaa
Seekkiram Ini purappadu thambi muniyaa
Naa varavaa
Sari muniyaa
Naa varavaa
Sari muniyaa
Poi vaaraen
Poi vaa nee
Poi vaaraen
Poi vaa nee
{Poi vaaraen
Poi vaa nee} (8)
Poi vaaraen
Maharasana poitu vaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a lively, conversational piece, likely depicting an exchange between a master and his servant, Muniya, who is about to embark on a journey. The master urges Muniya to depart quickly, reminding him to pay respects and say his goodbyes. Muniya, however, asks for a little more time, perhaps to get ready or see someone, leading to a humorous back-and-forth about wasting time versus needing patience. The dialogue reveals a playful dynamic, with Muniya being called a 'clown' and the master making a lighthearted comment about Muniya's potential bride knowing Tamil, hinting at a possible matrimonial journey or a task related to it.
The song culminates in Muniya seeking final instructions about getting into a palanquin, indicating a significant journey. The repeated farewell exchange, "I'll go and come back" and "You go and come back," underscores the affectionate yet slightly exasperated tone. The final send-off, "Go and come back like a king," adds a touch of grandeur and well-wishing to Muniya's departure, encapsulating the blend of command, banter, and good wishes characteristic of such relationships in classic Tamil cinema.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ada Muniya Allare?
Ada Muniya Allare is sung by வி. ஏ. செல்லப்பா மற்றும் குழு.
Which movie is Ada Muniya Allare from?
The song Ada Muniya Allare is featured in the movie Tamizhariyum Perumal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ada Muniya Allare?
The lyrics for Ada Muniya Allare were written by Udumalai Narayanakavi with music composed by B.R.Rejin.
Is English translation available for Ada Muniya Allare lyrics?
Yes! Ada Muniya Allare lyrics from Tamizhariyum Perumal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ada Muniya Allare lyrics?
This song is a lively, conversational piece, likely depicting an exchange between a master and his servant, Muniya, who is about to embark on a journey. The master urges Muniya to depart quickly, reminding him to pay respects and say his goodbyes. Muniya, however, asks for a little more time, perhaps to get ready or see someone, leading to a humorous back-and-forth about wasting time versus needing patience. The dialogue reveals a playful dynamic, with Muniya being called a 'clown' and the master making a lighthearted comment about Muniya's potential bride knowing Tamil, hinting at a possible matrimonial journey or a task related to it. The song culminates in Muniya seeking final instructions about getting into a palanquin, indicating a significant journey. The repeated farewell exchange, "I'll go and come back" and "You go and come back," underscores the affectionate yet slightly exasperated tone. The final send-off, "Go and come back like a king," adds a touch of grandeur and well-wishing to Muniya's departure, encapsulating the blend of command, banter, and good wishes characteristic of such relationships in classic Tamil cinema.
