Azhagiya Mithilai Lyrics
From the movie Annai
Azhagiya Mithilai Song Lyrics is the track from Annai Tamil Film – 1962, Starring Bhanumathi, Sowcar Janaki, T. S. Muthaiah, S. V. Ranga Rao, Haranath, Sachu, J. P. Chandrababu, Nagesh. This song was sung by பி. பி. ஸ்ரீநிவாஸ் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by R. Sudharsanam. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Azhagiya mithilai nagarinilae Yaarukku jaanaki kaathirunthaal
Pazhagidum raaman varavai enni Paathaiyai aval paarthirunthaal
Paathaiyai aval paarthirunthaal
Azhagiya mithilai nagarinilae Yaarukku jaanaki kaathirunthaal
Pazhagidum raaman varavai enni Paathaiyai aval paarthirunthaal
Paathaiyai aval paarthirunthaal
Kaaviya kannagi idhayathilae Aaaaaaaaaaaaa…aa…
Kaaviya kannagi idhayathilae Kaninthavar yaar ilam paruvathilae
Kovalan enbathai oor ariyum Kovalan enbathai oor ariyum
Siru kuzhanthaigalum avan per ariyum
Azhagiya mithilai nagarinilae Yaarukku jaanaki kaathirunthaal
Pazhagidum raaman varavai enni Paathaiyai aval paarthirunthaal
Paathaiyai aval paarthirunthaal
Paruvathu pengal thanithu irunthaal Aaahaoho …Female : Hohoo
Haa.haa…aaa Paruvathu pengal thanithu irunthaal
Paarpavar manathil enna varum
Ilaiyavar endraal aasai varum Ilaiyavar endraal aasai varum
Mudhiyavar endraal paasam varum Mudhiyavar endraal paasam varum
Oruvarai oruvar unarnthu kondaal Ullathai nandraai purinthu kondaal
Iruvar enbathu maari vidum Iruvar enbathu maari vidum
Irandum ondraai kalanthu vidum
Azhagiya mithilai nagarinilae Yaarukku jaanaki kaathirunthaal
Pazhagidum raaman varavai enni Paathaiyai aval paarthirunthaal
Paathaiyai aval paarthirunthaal
Song Meaning & Analysis
This classic duet from the 1962 film 'Annai', penned by the legendary Kannadasan, beautifully intertwines mythological narratives with universal human emotions of love and longing. The song opens by referencing Janaki's (Sita's) patient wait for Rama in the beautiful city of Mithila, symbolizing deep devotion and the anticipation of a beloved's arrival. This sets a romantic and reflective tone, immediately drawing the listener into a world where love is a central, enduring theme.
The lyrics then shift to another iconic couple, Kannagi and Kovalan, highlighting a love story universally known and recognized, even by children. The song further explores societal perceptions, questioning what thoughts arise when young women are seen alone, distinguishing between the desire of the young and the affection of elders. It culminates in a profound message about the transformative power of mutual understanding: when two individuals truly comprehend each other's hearts, their separate identities dissolve, and they merge into a single, unified entity, emphasizing the ultimate goal of true companionship.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Azhagiya Mithilai?
Azhagiya Mithilai is sung by பி. பி. ஸ்ரீநிவாஸ் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Azhagiya Mithilai from?
The song Azhagiya Mithilai is featured in the movie Annai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Azhagiya Mithilai?
The lyrics for Azhagiya Mithilai were written by Kannadasan with music composed by R. Sudharsanam.
Is English translation available for Azhagiya Mithilai lyrics?
Yes! Azhagiya Mithilai lyrics from Annai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Azhagiya Mithilai lyrics?
This classic duet from the 1962 film 'Annai', penned by the legendary Kannadasan, beautifully intertwines mythological narratives with universal human emotions of love and longing. The song opens by referencing Janaki's (Sita's) patient wait for Rama in the beautiful city of Mithila, symbolizing deep devotion and the anticipation of a beloved's arrival. This sets a romantic and reflective tone, immediately drawing the listener into a world where love is a central, enduring theme. The lyrics then shift to another iconic couple, Kannagi and Kovalan, highlighting a love story universally known and recognized, even by children. The song further explores societal perceptions, questioning what thoughts arise when young women are seen alone, distinguishing between the desire of the young and the affection of elders. It culminates in a profound message about the transformative power of mutual understanding: when two individuals truly comprehend each other's hearts, their separate identities dissolve, and they merge into a single, unified entity, emphasizing the ultimate goal of true companionship.