Adho Adho Oru Sengottai Lyrics
From the movie Vayasu Ponnu
Adho Adho Oru Sengottai Song Lyrics is the track from Vayasu Ponnu Tamil Film – 1978. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெயராம். The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Adho adho oru sengottai Idho idho oru thaean kottai
Adho adho oru sengottai Idho idho oru thaean kottai
Yedho yedho un mana kottai Endrum endrum naan un vaettai
Yedho yedho un mana kottai Endrum endrum naan un vaettai
Nee oru mumtaj Naan oru shahjahaan
Naanoru mumtaj Nee oru shahjahaan
Yamuna theeram maalai neram Yavvana pen radhai vandhaal
Yamuna theeram maalai neram Yavvana pen radhai vandhaal
Kangal paarkka kaigal serkka Kanni magal naanam kondaal
Kaniyin melae kiliyai polae Kotha vandh kaadhal mannaa
Kaniyin melae kiliyai polae Kotha vandh kaadhal mannaa
Thazhuvum velai nazhuvum saelai Vittu vidu aasai mannaa
Adi malligaiyae kodi mellidaiyae Pugazh mandhiramoo
Illai thandhiramoo Aahaa pongudhadi kaadhal gangai
Adho adho oru sengottai Idho idho oru thaean kottai
Yedho yedho un mana kottai Endrum endrum naan un vaettai
Nee oru mumtaj Naan oru shahjahaan
Naanoru mumtaj Nee oru shahjahaan
Inikkum raagam paadum pennae Unnai oru veenai enbaen
Kodhikkum maeni neeril aada Unnai oru odai enabaen
Qutubminaarin uyaram polae Un manadhai naanum kanden
Nilavai thaedum poovai polae Un azhagil naattam konden
Ezhil mannavanae Radhi manmadhanae
Kadhai sollidavoo kannam killidavo Aahaa katti idu thaali ondrai
Adho adho oru sengottai Idho idho oru thaean kottai
Yedho yedho un mana kottai Endrum endrum naan un vaettai
Nee oru mumtaj Naan oru shahjahaan
Naanoru mumtaj Nee oru shahjahaan
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a classic romantic duet where the lovers express their profound admiration and desire for each other using grand, poetic metaphors. The male singer compares his beloved to a 'fort of honey' and himself to a 'Red Fort,' symbolizing strength and sweetness, while declaring his eternal pursuit of her heart. The recurring imagery of Mumtaz and Shah Jahan immediately evokes a timeless, epic love story, setting a tone of deep devotion and passion.
The lyrics further elaborate on their feelings through vivid imagery. The male singer likens his beloved to a Veena for her sweet voice and a stream for her alluring presence, while the female singer playfully teases him, comparing him to a parrot pecking at fruit. They use cultural references like Radha and Krishna's love on the Yamuna bank, and architectural marvels like Qutub Minar, to convey the depth and grandeur of their affection. The song culminates in a playful yet earnest plea for commitment, symbolizing the ultimate union of their souls.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Adho Adho Oru Sengottai?
Adho Adho Oru Sengottai is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெயராம்.
Which movie is Adho Adho Oru Sengottai from?
The song Adho Adho Oru Sengottai is featured in the movie Vayasu Ponnu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Adho Adho Oru Sengottai?
The lyrics for Adho Adho Oru Sengottai were written by Vaali with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Adho Adho Oru Sengottai lyrics?
Yes! Adho Adho Oru Sengottai lyrics from Vayasu Ponnu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Adho Adho Oru Sengottai lyrics?
This song is a classic romantic duet where the lovers express their profound admiration and desire for each other using grand, poetic metaphors. The male singer compares his beloved to a 'fort of honey' and himself to a 'Red Fort,' symbolizing strength and sweetness, while declaring his eternal pursuit of her heart. The recurring imagery of Mumtaz and Shah Jahan immediately evokes a timeless, epic love story, setting a tone of deep devotion and passion. The lyrics further elaborate on their feelings through vivid imagery. The male singer likens his beloved to a Veena for her sweet voice and a stream for her alluring presence, while the female singer playfully teases him, comparing him to a parrot pecking at fruit. They use cultural references like Radha and Krishna's love on the Yamuna bank, and architectural marvels like Qutub Minar, to convey the depth and grandeur of their affection. The song culminates in a playful yet earnest plea for commitment, symbolizing the ultimate union of their souls.
