Deivam Malarodu Lyrics
From the movie Enga Veettu Penn - 1965
Deivam Malarodu Song Lyrics is the track from Enga Veettu Penn - 1965 Tamil Film – 1965. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Deivam malarodu vaitha manam narumanam
Anbu manadhodu vaitha manam thirumanam
Deivam malarodu vaitha manam narumanam
Anbu manadhodu vaitha manam thirumanam
Undhan mugathodu vandha manam paal manam
Undhan mugathodu vandha manam paal manam
Vanna munnazhagil vandha manam thaen manam
Deivam malarodu vaitha manam narumanam
Anbu manadhodu vaitha manam thirumanam
Malar irukkum kaigalilae manam irukkum
Andha manathinilae kulamagailin gunam irukkum
Malar irukkum kaigalilae manam irukkum
Andha manathinilae kulamagailin gunam irukkum
Gunamirukkum idathinilae kulam mirukkum
Gunamirukkum idathinilae kulam mirukkum
Andha kulathinilae thirumagalin thunai irukkum
Deivam malarodu vaitha manam narumanam
Anbu manadhodu vaitha manam thirumanam
Pottu manjal mugathin meedhu pottu vaithu
Andha kolathilae ennuyirai thottu vaithu
Pottu manjal mugathin meedhu pottu vaithu
Andha kolathilae ennuyirai thottu vaithu
Pattu pondra koondhal thannai katti veithu
Pattu pondra koondhal thannai katti veithu
Adhil paruvathaiyum uruvathaiyum suttri veithu
Deivam malarodu vaitha manam narumanam
Anbu manadhodu vaitha manam thirumanam
Nandri solla vendum andha iraivanukku
Indha naangu kangal sera vaitha thalaivanukku
Nandri solla vendum andha iraivanukku
Indha naangu kangal sera vaitha thalaivanukku
Nandri solla vendum indha thalaivanukku
Nandri solla vendum indha thalaivanukku
Ennai naayagyaai kolla vantha iraivanukku
Deivam malarodu vaitha manam narumanam
Anbu manadhodu vaitha manam thirumanam
Undhan mugathodu vandha manam paal manam
Vanna munnazhagil vandha manam thaen manam
Deivam malarodu vaitha manam narumanam
Anbu manadhodu vaitha manam thirumanam
Song Meaning & Analysis
This classic Tamil song, "Deivam Malarodu," is a beautiful ode to marriage, love, and the inherent beauty and virtues of a woman. It poetically compares the natural, sweet fragrance of a flower, a divine creation, to the sacred and loving bond of marriage. The lyrics celebrate the bride's purity, likening the scent of her face to milk, and her vibrant beauty to honey, emphasizing the natural and wholesome essence of her charm. It paints a picture of a woman whose hands hold flowers, symbolizing grace, and whose heart embodies the noble virtues expected of a wife.
The song further delves into the significance of character, stating that where virtue resides, a good lineage follows, blessed by the presence of prosperity. The groom expresses his deep admiration and devotion, describing how he places his very soul upon her adorned face and finds youth and beauty entwined in her hair. The song concludes with heartfelt gratitude, first to God for orchestrating this union, and then to the husband for accepting her as his beloved, highlighting the divine and personal aspects of their marital bliss.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Deivam Malarodu?
Deivam Malarodu is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Deivam Malarodu from?
The song Deivam Malarodu is featured in the movie Enga Veettu Penn - 1965.
Who wrote the lyrics for Deivam Malarodu?
The lyrics for Deivam Malarodu were written by Kannadasan with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Deivam Malarodu lyrics?
Yes! Deivam Malarodu lyrics from Enga Veettu Penn - 1965 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Deivam Malarodu lyrics?
This classic Tamil song, "Deivam Malarodu," is a beautiful ode to marriage, love, and the inherent beauty and virtues of a woman. It poetically compares the natural, sweet fragrance of a flower, a divine creation, to the sacred and loving bond of marriage. The lyrics celebrate the bride's purity, likening the scent of her face to milk, and her vibrant beauty to honey, emphasizing the natural and wholesome essence of her charm. It paints a picture of a woman whose hands hold flowers, symbolizing grace, and whose heart embodies the noble virtues expected of a wife. The song further delves into the significance of character, stating that where virtue resides, a good lineage follows, blessed by the presence of prosperity. The groom expresses his deep admiration and devotion, describing how he places his very soul upon her adorned face and finds youth and beauty entwined in her hair. The song concludes with heartfelt gratitude, first to God for orchestrating this union, and then to the husband for accepting her as his beloved, highlighting the divine and personal aspects of their marital bliss.
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