
Athai Magane Poivarava Lyrics
From the movie Paadha Kaanikkai - 1962
Athai Magane Poivarava Song Lyrics is the track from Paadha Kaanikkai - 1962 Tamil Film – 1962. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by Vishwanathan Ramamoorthy. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Music Director : Vishwanathan Ramamoorthy
Lyricist : Kannadasan
Athai magane poi varavaa Ammaan magane poi varavaa
Athai magane poi varavaa Athai magane poi varavaa
Ammaan magane poi varavaa Athai magane poi varavaaaaa
Undhan manadhai kondu sellavaa Endhan ninaivai thandhu sellavaa
Undhan manadhai kondu sellavaa Endhan ninaivai thandhu sellavaa
Athai magane poi varavaa Ammaan magane poi varavaa
Athai magane poi varavaaaaa
Malligai malar soodi Kaathu nirkavaa
Maalai ilam thendral thannai Thoodhu vidavaa
Malligai malar soodi Kaathu nirkavaa
Maalai ilam thendral thannai Thoodhu vidavaa
Nalladhor naal paarthu sedhi sollavaa Nalladhor naal paarthu sedhi sollavaa
Naatorai saatchi veithu vandhu vidavaa Naatorai saatchi veithu vandhu vidavaa
Athai magane poi varavaa Ammaan magane poi varavaa
Athai magane poi varavaaaaa
Pen paarkum maapilai Mugam paarkavaa
Mugam paarka mudiyaamal Nilam paarkavaa
Pen paarkum maapilai Mugam paarkavaa
Mugam paarka mudiyaamal Nilam paarkavaa
Nilam paarthu medhuvaaga Unai naadavaa
Nilam paarthu medhuvaaga Unai naadavaa
Unai naadi unai naadi Unai naadi unai naadiuravaadavaa
Athai magane poi varavaa Ammaan magane poi varavaa
Athai magane poi varavaaaaaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This classic Tamil song beautifully captures the tender emotions of a young woman deeply in love with her maternal cousin, a common and accepted romantic relationship in Tamil culture. As she bids him farewell, she expresses her longing and the unspoken promise of their future together. She playfully asks if she should take his heart and leave her memories, signifying a mutual exchange of affection and a bond that transcends physical distance. The lyrics paint a picture of anticipation, where she imagines waiting for him adorned in jasmine, sending the breeze as a messenger, and hoping for an auspicious day for their union, with the community as witnesses.
The song further delves into the traditional shyness of a bride-to-be during the 'pen paarkum' (bride-seeing) ceremony. She wonders if she'll be able to meet his gaze or if she'll shyly look at the ground. This shyness, however, is merely a prelude to her ultimate desire to seek him out and unite with him. The repeated refrain of asking permission to leave and return subtly reinforces her commitment and the expectation of their eventual marriage, making it a poignant ode to budding love, cultural traditions, and hopeful anticipation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Athai Magane Poivarava?
Athai Magane Poivarava is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Athai Magane Poivarava from?
The song Athai Magane Poivarava is featured in the movie Paadha Kaanikkai - 1962.
Who wrote the lyrics for Athai Magane Poivarava?
The lyrics for Athai Magane Poivarava were written by Kannadasan with music composed by Vishwanathan Ramamoorthy.
Is English translation available for Athai Magane Poivarava lyrics?
Yes! Athai Magane Poivarava lyrics from Paadha Kaanikkai - 1962 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Athai Magane Poivarava lyrics?
This classic Tamil song beautifully captures the tender emotions of a young woman deeply in love with her maternal cousin, a common and accepted romantic relationship in Tamil culture. As she bids him farewell, she expresses her longing and the unspoken promise of their future together. She playfully asks if she should take his heart and leave her memories, signifying a mutual exchange of affection and a bond that transcends physical distance. The lyrics paint a picture of anticipation, where she imagines waiting for him adorned in jasmine, sending the breeze as a messenger, and hoping for an auspicious day for their union, with the community as witnesses. The song further delves into the traditional shyness of a bride-to-be during the 'pen paarkum' (bride-seeing) ceremony. She wonders if she'll be able to meet his gaze or if she'll shyly look at the ground. This shyness, however, is merely a prelude to her ultimate desire to seek him out and unite with him. The repeated refrain of asking permission to leave and return subtly reinforces her commitment and the expectation of their eventual marriage, making it a poignant ode to budding love, cultural traditions, and hopeful anticipation.
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