Dhagam Konda Mamoi Lyrics

From the movie Engal Kural

Dhagam Konda Mamoi Song Lyrics is the track from Engal Kural Tamil Film – 1985, Starring Vijayakanth, Nalini, S. S. Chandran, Ambika, Arjun Sarja, Suresh, Jeevitha, Jaishankar, Radha Ravi, Sangili Murugan. This song was sung by சசிரேகா. The music was composed by T. Rajendar. Lyrics works penned by T. Rajendar.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Music DirectorT. Rajendar

LyricistT. Rajendar

Singers

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Singerசசிரேகா

Star Cast

ActorVijayakanth

ActorNalini

ActorS. S. Chandran

Translation

Dhaagam konda maamoi Nee thalli podalaamaa
Mogam konda maamoi Nee muththam thaedalaamaa

Hei Dhaagam konda maamoi Nee thalli podalaamaa
Mogam konda maamoi Nee muththam thaedalaamaa

Kovai idhzh oru pazharasam vaa vaa Paavai ivaloru pudhu ragam vaa vaa
Kovai idhzh oru pazharasam vaa vaa Paavai ivaloru pudhu ragam vaa vaa

Hoi maamaamaamamamaammoi…hoi Hoi maamaamaamamamaammoi…hoi
Hoi maamaamaamamamaammoi…hoi Hoi maamaamaamamamaammoi…hoi

Dhaagam konda maamoi Nee thalli podalaamaa
Mogam konda maamoi Nee muththam thaedalaamaa

Maalai pennaakki Malaithenai kannaakki
Nadhiyai nadaiyaakki Poongkodiyai idaiyaakki

Moovulagae podhai kolla Aanulagae adimaiyaaga
Ennai padaiththaanadaa Naan unnai mathithaenadaa

Iravin adhisayam ulagin Adhisayam pola irukkuthaa sollu
Deva sundharam deva mandhiram Pola mayanguthaa nillu

Hoi maamaamaamamamaammoi…hoi Hoi maamaamaamamamaammoi…hoi
Hoi maamaamaamamamaammoi…hoi Hoi maamaamaamamamaammoi…hoi

Dhaagam konda maamoi Nee thalli podalaamaa
Mogam konda maamoi Nee muththam thaedalaamaa

Paaththae urugugiraan Mugam saernthae maruvugiraan
Paalai parugugiraan Imai kangal sorugiraan

Puruva villai naanasaikka Bodhai ellai avan kodukka
Thaavi kuthithaanadaa Enai thaedi thudhithaanadaa
Thaavi kuthithaanadaa Enai thaedi thudhithaanadaa

Paavai amuthaththai paruga thudiththathai Solli thirigiraanae
Santhaega devathai paalai thelikkavae Jaalam purigiraanae

Hoi maamaamaamamamaammoi…hoi Hoi maamaamaamamamaammoi…hoi
Hoi maamaamaamamamaammoi…hoi Hoi maamaamaamamamaammoi…hoi

Dhaagam konda maamoi Nee thalli podalaamaa
Mogam konda maamoi Nee muththam thaedalaamaa

Paavai ivaloru pudhu ragam vaa vaa Kovai idhzh oru pazharasam vaa vaa
Paavai ivaloru pudhu ragam vaa vaa Kovai idhzh oru pazharasam vaa vaa
Hoi maamaamaamamamaammoi…hoi Hoi maamaamaamamamaammoi…hoi

Song Meaning & Analysis

The song describes the man's intense reaction to her, melting at her sight, yearning for her touch, and becoming completely intoxicated by her presence. She revels in his adoration and the effect she has on him, portraying herself as a "goddess of doubt" who bewitches him with her mysterious charm. It's a celebration of female allure, confidence, and the intoxicating power of mutual desire, wrapped in a catchy, rhythmic package typical of T. Rajendar's style.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Dhagam Konda Mamoi?

Dhagam Konda Mamoi is sung by சசிரேகா.

Which movie is Dhagam Konda Mamoi from?

The song Dhagam Konda Mamoi is featured in the movie Engal Kural.

Who wrote the lyrics for Dhagam Konda Mamoi?

The lyrics for Dhagam Konda Mamoi were written by T. Rajendar with music composed by T. Rajendar.

Is English translation available for Dhagam Konda Mamoi lyrics?

Yes! Dhagam Konda Mamoi lyrics from Engal Kural include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Dhagam Konda Mamoi lyrics?

This song is a playful and seductive number, primarily from the perspective of a woman enticing a man, referred to affectionately as "Maamoi" (uncle). She questions his hesitation despite their mutual desire, urging him to embrace their passion. The lyrics are filled with vivid imagery, comparing her beauty to natural wonders and divine creations, emphasizing her intoxicating allure. She boasts of her power to captivate and enslave the male world, highlighting her unique charm and desirability. The song describes the man's intense reaction to her, melting at her sight, yearning for her touch, and becoming completely intoxicated by her presence. She revels in his adoration and the effect she has on him, portraying herself as a "goddess of doubt" who bewitches him with her mysterious charm. It's a celebration of female allure, confidence, and the intoxicating power of mutual desire, wrapped in a catchy, rhythmic package typical of T. Rajendar's style.