Alli Malar Solai Lyrics

From the movie Kalvanin Kadhali

Alli Malar Solai Song Lyrics is the track from Kalvanin Kadhali Tamil Film – 1955. This song was sung by பி. பானுமதி, ஏ. பி. கோமளா மற்றும் கே. ராணி. The music was composed by ஜி. கோவிந்தராஜுலு நாயுடு. Lyrics works penned by எஸ். டி. சுந்தரம்.

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Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

ஜக

Music Directorஜி. கோவிந்தராஜுலு நாயுடு

எட

Lyricistஎஸ். டி. சுந்தரம்

Singers

பப

Singerபி. பானுமதி

ஏப

Singerஏ. பி. கோமளா மற்றும் கே. ராணி

Star Cast

Not Specified

Translation

Singers : P. Bhanumathi, A. P. Komala and K. Rani

Music Director : G. Govindarajulu Naidu

Lyricist : S. D. Sundharam

Alli malar cholai inba valli ivalthaanae Alli malar cholai inba valli ivalthaanae
Mella vanthu solluvaalae Nalla kadhai solluvaalae
Mella vanthu solluvaalae Nalla kadhai solluvaalae

Vannamayil kannmaniyae Vaaniyae en annamae
Vannamayil kannmaniyae Vaaniyae en annamae
Vaaniyae en annamae Nalla kadhai solla venum
Engalukku nalla kadhai solla venum Oo…oo…ooh…oooo

Thelluthamil paavai kannagiyai polae Thelluthamil paavai kannagiyai polae
Veeramaaga vaazhvom pengal naamae Veeramaaga naamae veeramaaga
Veeramaaga vaazhvom pengal naamae Veeramaaga naamae veeramaaga

Oo…oo…ooomohiniyai polae oru Madhavi vanthaalae maadhavi vanthaalae
Manamohinaiyai polae oru Madhavi vanthaalae maadhavi vanthaalae

Nee enna seivaai kannagiyae sollu neeyae Enna seivaai kannagiyae sollu neeyae
Padhil sollu neeyae

Alli malar cholai inba valli ivalthaanae Mella vanthu solluvaalae
Nalla kadhai solluvaalae

Ennai manam seiyyum mannavan sriraman
Ennai manam seiyyum mannavan sriraman
Veru kanniyar thammai veru kanniyar thammai
Kannedththum paarththodanadi en thozhi
Kannedththum paarththodanadi

Soorpanagai varuvaal soodhu pala seithiduvaal
Soorpanagai varuvaal soodhu pala seithiduvaal
Seedhaiyae enna seivaai vaathaiyae thanthidum
Ravananum vanthu saernthaal
Seedhaiyae enna seivaai vaathaiyae thanthidum
Ravananum vanthu saernthaal

Seedhaiyae enna seivaai Ravananum vanthu saernthaal
Seedhaiyae enna seivaai Ravananum vanthu saernthaal
Adhoravananum vanthu saernthaal Hahahaah

Song Meaning & Analysis

The narrative then shifts into a role-playing scenario where the women discuss ideals of womanhood and challenges. One character asserts that they will live heroically like Kannagi, the epitome of chastity and strength in Tamil literature. This leads to a hypothetical situation: what would Kannagi do if a temptress like Madhavi (from Silappatikaram, who caused Kovalan to leave Kannagi) appeared? The song then transitions to another mythological context, with a character embodying Sita, confidently stating that her husband, Rama, would never look at another woman. The playful challenge continues as she is asked what she would do if Soorpanagai (who tried to seduce Rama) and Ravana (who abducted Sita) appeared. The song ends dramatically with the imagined arrival of Ravana, adding a touch of theatricality and humor to the discussion of these epic dilemmas.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Alli Malar Solai?

Alli Malar Solai is sung by பி. பானுமதி, ஏ. பி. கோமளா மற்றும் கே. ராணி.

Which movie is Alli Malar Solai from?

The song Alli Malar Solai is featured in the movie Kalvanin Kadhali.

Who wrote the lyrics for Alli Malar Solai?

The lyrics for Alli Malar Solai were written by எஸ். டி. சுந்தரம் with music composed by ஜி. கோவிந்தராஜுலு நாயுடு.

Is English translation available for Alli Malar Solai lyrics?

Yes! Alli Malar Solai lyrics from Kalvanin Kadhali include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Alli Malar Solai lyrics?

This song is a playful and conversational piece, likely performed by a group of women or girls. It begins by introducing a storyteller, described as a 'joyful creeper of the lily flower garden,' who is expected to share good stories. The other characters then urge her, calling her a 'colorful peacock' and 'swan,' to narrate tales. The narrative then shifts into a role-playing scenario where the women discuss ideals of womanhood and challenges. One character asserts that they will live heroically like Kannagi, the epitome of chastity and strength in Tamil literature. This leads to a hypothetical situation: what would Kannagi do if a temptress like Madhavi (from Silappatikaram, who caused Kovalan to leave Kannagi) appeared? The song then transitions to another mythological context, with a character embodying Sita, confidently stating that her husband, Rama, would never look at another woman. The playful challenge continues as she is asked what she would do if Soorpanagai (who tried to seduce Rama) and Ravana (who abducted Sita) appeared. The song ends dramatically with the imagined arrival of Ravana, adding a touch of theatricality and humor to the discussion of these epic dilemmas.