
Amaravathiye Lyrics
From the movie Ambikapathy (Old)
Amaravathiye Song Lyrics is the track from Ambikapathy (Old) Tamil Film – 1957, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, Anjali Devi, M. K. Radha, Rajasulochana, Chittoor V. Nagayya, M. N. Nambiar, N. S. Krishnan, T. A. Madhuram, K. A. Thangavelu, A. Karunanidhi. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by G. Ramanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Amaraavathiyae… en aasai kaniyamudhae… Kamazhum thamizh manamae…ae…ae…
Kattazhaghae… nithilamae… ae…ae…ae… Imaiyaadhu enai nokki
En uyirai kollai kondu Amaiyaadha min pol agandraayae
Aattruveno aattruveno…
Andhamaevum aravindha maa malaril Vandha vedhavalliya
Andhamaevum aravindha maa malaril Vandha vedhavalliya
Kadal thandha ponnin selviyaa Kadal thandha ponnin selviyaa
Madhan sindhai vaazhum velliyaa Eendru kanda podhil aiyam kondu pesum
Ezhil nindrulaavum killaiyaal Endru kanda podhil aiyam kondu pesum
Ezhil nindrulaavum killaiyaal
Thunga maevum ila nangaiyaalin Ezhil angam yaavum thangamae
Thunga maevum ila nangaiyaalin Ezhil angam yaavum thangamae
Mugam pongum chandra bimbamae Mugam pongum chandra bimbamae
Sattrum angillai kalangamae Pirai thundu pola
Nettri sangu pol kazhuthum Sollum naadha inbamae
Pirai thundu pola Nettri sangu pol kazhuthum
Sollum naadha inbamae
Kondal naanum Kuzhal sendai naadum
Kuzhal vandu naanum vizhiyaal… Aa… aa… ae… aa… aa… aa…
Kondal naanum Kuzhal sendai naadum
Kuzhal vandu naanum vizhiyaal… Karkandu naanum mozhiyaal
Karkandu naanum mozhiyaal Vallai thandu naanum seviyaal
Minnal kandu naanum Idai kondu thaenum suvai
Kundhi naanum idhazhaal
Andhamaevum aravindha maa malaril Vandha vedhavalliya
Kadal thandha ponnin selviyaa Endru kanda podhil aiyam kondu pesum
Ezhil nindrulaavum killaiyaal
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Amaravathiye" is a passionate ode from a lover to his beloved, expressing profound admiration and wonder at her unparalleled beauty. The lyrics are rich with classical Tamil poetic imagery, comparing the woman to celestial beings, divine flora, and precious elements. The singer questions her origin – is she a divine being from a lotus, a daughter of the sea, or a creation of the god of love? He describes her features in exquisite detail, using metaphors that highlight her perfection: eyes that steal his soul, a face like a blemishless full moon, a forehead like a crescent, a neck like a conch, hair that shames clouds, speech sweeter than rock candy, and a waist as slender as lightning. The song captures the intense emotional state of a man captivated by a woman's ethereal charm, leaving him in a state of blissful confusion and longing.
The song's mood is deeply romantic and devotional, almost worshipful in its praise of the beloved. It reflects the classic trope of a hero mesmerized by the heroine's beauty, a common theme in historical and mythological Tamil cinema. The lyrics, penned by the legendary Kannadasan, elevate the woman to a divine status, making her beauty seem otherworldly and enchanting. The repeated questioning of her origin underscores the lover's awe and the impossibility of comprehending such perfection. It's a timeless expression of love and admiration, characteristic of the golden era of Tamil cinema.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Amaravathiye?
Amaravathiye is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Amaravathiye from?
The song Amaravathiye is featured in the movie Ambikapathy (Old).
Who wrote the lyrics for Amaravathiye?
The lyrics for Amaravathiye were written by Kannadasan with music composed by G. Ramanathan.
Is English translation available for Amaravathiye lyrics?
Yes! Amaravathiye lyrics from Ambikapathy (Old) include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Amaravathiye lyrics?
The song "Amaravathiye" is a passionate ode from a lover to his beloved, expressing profound admiration and wonder at her unparalleled beauty. The lyrics are rich with classical Tamil poetic imagery, comparing the woman to celestial beings, divine flora, and precious elements. The singer questions her origin – is she a divine being from a lotus, a daughter of the sea, or a creation of the god of love? He describes her features in exquisite detail, using metaphors that highlight her perfection: eyes that steal his soul, a face like a blemishless full moon, a forehead like a crescent, a neck like a conch, hair that shames clouds, speech sweeter than rock candy, and a waist as slender as lightning. The song captures the intense emotional state of a man captivated by a woman's ethereal charm, leaving him in a state of blissful confusion and longing. The song's mood is deeply romantic and devotional, almost worshipful in its praise of the beloved. It reflects the classic trope of a hero mesmerized by the heroine's beauty, a common theme in historical and mythological Tamil cinema. The lyrics, penned by the legendary Kannadasan, elevate the woman to a divine status, making her beauty seem otherworldly and enchanting. The repeated questioning of her origin underscores the lover's awe and the impossibility of comprehending such perfection. It's a timeless expression of love and admiration, characteristic of the golden era of Tamil cinema.
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