Bongu Bongu Cover Art

Bongu Bongu Lyrics

From the movie Pon Manickavel

Bongu Bongu Song Lyrics is the track from Pon Manickavel Tamil Film – 2019. This song was sung by தியாகராஜா சுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by D. Imman. Lyrics works penned by Kabilan.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

DI
Music DirectorD. Imman
K
LyricistKabilan

Singers

தச
Singerதியாகராஜா சுப்ரமணியம்

Star Cast

Not Specified

Bongu bongu bongammaa aa Ellaam bongu bongu bongammaaaa
Bangu bangu bangammaaaaa… En songu songu songaamaa

Pommanatti aampanatti Kadhai kelu oruvaatti
Puyal vanthu adichaalum Avuraathu en veetti

Bongu bongu bongammaa aa Ellaam bongu bongu bongammaaaa
Bangu bangu bangammaaaaa… En songu songu songaamaa

En aatchi manasaatchi Naan thaanae mudhalsaatchi
Poluthellaam poranthaachi Ini poovodu en pechi

Male & Chorus : Bongu bongu bongammaa aa
Ellaam bongu bongu bongammaaaa Bangu bangu bangammaaaaa…
En songu songu songaamaa

Uzhaippalae vandha Vervaikkumunnae
Nayagara onnum illadaa Sirippaalae varum osaikkumunnae
Koyil mani engae solladaa

Male & Chorus : Bongu bongu bongammaa aa
Ellaam bongu bongu bongammaaaa Bangu bangu bangammaaaaa…
En songu songu songaamaa

Male & Chorus : Biggu biggu biggu bangu bangu
Biggu biggu biggu bangu bangu Bangaa bangaa thum thum thum thum
Biggu biggu biggu beengu bongu Biggu biggu biggu beengu bongu
Bongaamaa bongaamaa

Sariyaa sollappona Nagara vaazhkai onnum venaa
Olachaalumae oru olaveedu Rendu kaalamaadu ingae podhum

Yei nagaram nagaram thaan Thagaram thagaram thaan
Edaikku nee thookki podu Yei gramam gramam thaan
Unakkum enakkum thaan Santhosa ellaakkodu

Pommanatti aampanatti Kadhai sonnaa oruvaatti
Male & Chorus : Vivasaayi oruvan thaan
Vaithukkae vazhikaatti

Male & Chorus : Bongu bongu bongammaa aa
Ellaam bongu bongu bongammaaaa Bangu bangu bangammaaaaa…
En songu songu songaamaa

Male & Chorus : Bongu bongu bongammaa aa
Ellaam bongu bongu bongammaaaa Bangu bangu bangammaaaaa…
En songu songu songaamaa

Song Meaning & Analysis

The song 'Bongu Bongu' is an energetic anthem celebrating the simplicity and resilience of rural life, contrasting it with the perceived artificiality of urban existence. The protagonist declares his steadfastness and honest nature, stating that even a storm cannot shake his resolve, symbolized by his dhoti remaining intact. He finds peace and truth in his conscience and the natural world, preferring the company of flowers to the complexities of modern life.

The lyrics emphasize the value of hard work and genuine joy, asserting that the sweat of labor is more significant than Niagara Falls, and the sound of laughter is more profound than a temple bell. The song explicitly rejects city life, likening it to 'tin' (superficial), and champions the village as the true source of happiness. It concludes by highlighting the indispensable role of the farmer as the provider for all, reinforcing the theme of honoring fundamental, earthy values.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Bongu Bongu?

Bongu Bongu is sung by தியாகராஜா சுப்ரமணியம்.

Which movie is Bongu Bongu from?

The song Bongu Bongu is featured in the movie Pon Manickavel.

Who wrote the lyrics for Bongu Bongu?

The lyrics for Bongu Bongu were written by Kabilan with music composed by D. Imman.

Is English translation available for Bongu Bongu lyrics?

Yes! Bongu Bongu lyrics from Pon Manickavel include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Bongu Bongu lyrics?

The song 'Bongu Bongu' is an energetic anthem celebrating the simplicity and resilience of rural life, contrasting it with the perceived artificiality of urban existence. The protagonist declares his steadfastness and honest nature, stating that even a storm cannot shake his resolve, symbolized by his dhoti remaining intact. He finds peace and truth in his conscience and the natural world, preferring the company of flowers to the complexities of modern life. The lyrics emphasize the value of hard work and genuine joy, asserting that the sweat of labor is more significant than Niagara Falls, and the sound of laughter is more profound than a temple bell. The song explicitly rejects city life, likening it to 'tin' (superficial), and champions the village as the true source of happiness. It concludes by highlighting the indispensable role of the farmer as the provider for all, reinforcing the theme of honoring fundamental, earthy values.

Song Details

Song NameBongu Bongu
Singersதியாகராஜா சுப்ரமணியம்
LyricistKabilan
LanguageTamil

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