Aththaane Aasai Aththaane Lyrics
From the movie Arasilangkumari
Aththaane Aasai Aththaane Song Lyrics is the track from Arasilangkumari Tamil Film – 1961. This song was sung by லீலா. The music was composed by G. Ramanathan. Lyrics works penned by K. S. Gopalakrishnan.
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Aththaanae aasai aththaanae Anbae unnai nilavilae kandenae
En aasai pola kanavanai naan kondenae
Aththaanae aasai aththaanae Anbae unnai nilavilae kandenae
En aasai pola kanavanai naan kondenae
Aranmanai udhyogamum Aratti miratti sevagamum
Abaayam thandhidumae thappadhu
Aranmanai udhyogamum Aratti miratti sevagamum
Abaayam thandhidumae thappadhu
Ammaadi enndha naalum Adhukku namakku ovvadhu
Yarukkumae anjum nilai kudathu
Selvam pugazh thevai ilae Seeman vaazhvu nilayum ilae
Seelamudan vaazha vendum ulagilae
Thunbam neengum thanaalae Anbu vaazhkai unnalae
Inbam naera kanalaagum menmelae
Thunbam neengum thanaalae Anbu vaazhkai unnalae
Inbam naera kanalaagum menmelae
Aththaanae aasai aththaanae Anbae unnai nilavilae kandenae
En aasai pola kanavanai naan kondenae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a heartfelt expression of a woman's deep love and contentment with her husband. She joyfully declares that she found him in the moonlight, fulfilling her deepest desires for a life partner. The lyrics convey a sense of profound satisfaction and devotion, highlighting the purity and strength of her affection for him. It's a classic romantic declaration, celebrating the ideal companionship she has found.
The song also contrasts this personal happiness with the perceived dangers and instability of worldly pursuits. The protagonist rejects the idea of palace service, wealth, and fame, viewing them as sources of threat and impermanence. Instead, she champions a virtuous life, emphasizing that true joy and the disappearance of sorrows come from a loving relationship. This reflects a timeless theme of prioritizing love and moral integrity over material possessions and societal status.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Aththaane Aasai Aththaane?
Aththaane Aasai Aththaane is sung by லீலா.
Which movie is Aththaane Aasai Aththaane from?
The song Aththaane Aasai Aththaane is featured in the movie Arasilangkumari.
Who wrote the lyrics for Aththaane Aasai Aththaane?
The lyrics for Aththaane Aasai Aththaane were written by K. S. Gopalakrishnan with music composed by G. Ramanathan.
Is English translation available for Aththaane Aasai Aththaane lyrics?
Yes! Aththaane Aasai Aththaane lyrics from Arasilangkumari include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Aththaane Aasai Aththaane lyrics?
This song is a heartfelt expression of a woman's deep love and contentment with her husband. She joyfully declares that she found him in the moonlight, fulfilling her deepest desires for a life partner. The lyrics convey a sense of profound satisfaction and devotion, highlighting the purity and strength of her affection for him. It's a classic romantic declaration, celebrating the ideal companionship she has found. The song also contrasts this personal happiness with the perceived dangers and instability of worldly pursuits. The protagonist rejects the idea of palace service, wealth, and fame, viewing them as sources of threat and impermanence. Instead, she champions a virtuous life, emphasizing that true joy and the disappearance of sorrows come from a loving relationship. This reflects a timeless theme of prioritizing love and moral integrity over material possessions and societal status.
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