Deviyin Thirumugam Lyrics
From the movie Velli Kizhamai Viradham - 1974
Deviyin Thirumugam Song Lyrics is the track from Velli Kizhamai Viradham - 1974 Tamil Film – 1974. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by A. Maruthakasi.
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Deviyin thirumugam Dharisanam thandhadhu
Deviyin thirumugam Dharisanam thandhadhu
Devanin arimugam Uravinai thandhadhu
Devanin arimugam Uravinai thandhadhu
Deviyin thirumugam
Huhmmm hmm
Dharisanam thandhadhu
Poovudal nadunguthu kuliril Naan porvai aagalaamaa…
Hahahhaha
Thevai yerpadum naalil Andha sevai seiyalaam
Madhamaankani gunamo thani
Manamum gunamumae Kobam vandhaal maarumae
No… no no no… Deviyin thirumugam
Dharisanam thandhadhu
Devanin arimugam Uravinai thandhadhu
Deviyin thirumugam
Hmm hmmm
Dharisanam thandhadhu
Kaatrinil aadidum kodi pol En kaiyil aada nee vaa
Come on
Uhum Kaiyinil aadanum endraal
Ondrai kazhuththil podanum
Adhai naan tharum… Thiru naal varum
Varattum Andha naal vandhaal
Tharuven ennai naan
Really?
Deviyin thirumugam Dharisanam thandhadhu
Devanin arimugam Uravinai thandhadhu …uuu
Deviyin thirumugam
Hmm hmmm
Dharisanam thanthadhu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Deviyin Thirumugam', is a classic romantic duet from the 1974 film 'Velli Kizhamai Viradham'. It beautifully captures the initial stages of love and playful banter between a man and a woman. The lyrics express the joy and wonder of finding a beloved, likening the woman's face to that of a goddess and the man's introduction as the beginning of a sacred bond. The song progresses with flirtatious exchanges, where the man expresses his desire to be close and protective, while the woman playfully sets conditions, hinting at marriage as the ultimate step for complete surrender.
The mood of the song is light-hearted and filled with anticipation. The male singer's advances are met with charming resistance and witty retorts from the female singer, creating a delightful dynamic. The exchange about the 'blanket' and 'dancing in hands' versus 'something around the neck' (referring to the 'thali' or wedding chain) highlights the traditional yet romantic courtship. It's a celebration of budding love, where promises are made and futures are envisioned through poetic metaphors and playful teasing, culminating in the woman's eventual, albeit conditional, acceptance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Deviyin Thirumugam?
Deviyin Thirumugam is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Deviyin Thirumugam from?
The song Deviyin Thirumugam is featured in the movie Velli Kizhamai Viradham - 1974.
Who wrote the lyrics for Deviyin Thirumugam?
The lyrics for Deviyin Thirumugam were written by A. Maruthakasi with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Deviyin Thirumugam lyrics?
Yes! Deviyin Thirumugam lyrics from Velli Kizhamai Viradham - 1974 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Deviyin Thirumugam lyrics?
This song, 'Deviyin Thirumugam', is a classic romantic duet from the 1974 film 'Velli Kizhamai Viradham'. It beautifully captures the initial stages of love and playful banter between a man and a woman. The lyrics express the joy and wonder of finding a beloved, likening the woman's face to that of a goddess and the man's introduction as the beginning of a sacred bond. The song progresses with flirtatious exchanges, where the man expresses his desire to be close and protective, while the woman playfully sets conditions, hinting at marriage as the ultimate step for complete surrender. The mood of the song is light-hearted and filled with anticipation. The male singer's advances are met with charming resistance and witty retorts from the female singer, creating a delightful dynamic. The exchange about the 'blanket' and 'dancing in hands' versus 'something around the neck' (referring to the 'thali' or wedding chain) highlights the traditional yet romantic courtship. It's a celebration of budding love, where promises are made and futures are envisioned through poetic metaphors and playful teasing, culminating in the woman's eventual, albeit conditional, acceptance.
