
Edhukku Machan Lyrics
From the movie Mapla Singam
Edhukku Machan Song Lyrics is the track from Mapla Singam Tamil Film – 2016, Starring Vimal, Anjali, Soori, Radha Ravi, Swaminathan, Munishkanth, Kaali Venkat, Manobala, Mayilsamy, Singamuthu. This song was sung by ஆழப் ராஜு மற்றும் வேல்முருகன். The music was composed by N. R. Raghunanthan. Lyrics works penned by Yugabharathi.
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Ethukku machan kaadhalu Venaam venaam moodhalu
Kaavu vaangum kaadhal mela Kollaatha nee aavalu
Ethukku machan kaadhalu Venaam venaam moodhalu
Kaavu vaangum kaadhal mela Kollaatha nee aavalu
Enakku venum kaadhalu Athula illa moodhalu
Kaalam thorum kaikodukkum Kannithaanae angelu
Sonna kekka marukkura Summa summa sirikkira
Kanna pinaa aasaiyaala Kaanaa poga ninaikkura
Unga pechu pudikkala Summa naanum nadikkala
Kaadhal enum kottaiya naan Innum katti mudikkala
Ethukku machan kaadhalu Venaam venaam moodhalu
Kaavu vaangum kaadhal mela Kollaatha nee aavalu
Pozhuthum ponna suthi Thirinja unna pathi
Ulagam enna sollum Venaam machan venaamda
Pothuva ponna pathi Thavara sollum buthi
Irukku ungakitta Vaaya moodi poyenda
Mannaathi mannan ellaam Mannaa ponaan ponnaalae
Machan nee ponna nambi pogaathae
Ammava vittu putta Onnum illa mann mela
Summa nee over scenum podaathae
Pennai naadaathae Pinbu vaadaathae
Endru sitharum solli vaithaar
Pennai neengaathae Pinbu yengaathae
Kannadasan sonnaarae
Pennaalae roattil nee Nikka pora pinnaalae
Enakku venum kaadhalu Athula illa moodhalu
Kaalam thorum kaikodukkum Kannithaanae angelu
Thana nananaa thana naa Thana naa thannaa naa
Thana nananaa thana naa Thana naa thannaa naa
Thana nana naanaa Thana nana naanaa
Thanna naa naa thannaa naa naa Thanna naa naa nananananaa
Muthalil kan asaippa Mudivil kai asaippa
Ithuthaan kaadhal ingae Venaam machan venaamda
Azhaga kai koduppa Azhutha kann thodaippa
Avalaal naanum ingae Super man-a aavenda
Lailavaal majnu ingae Patta paadu pothaatha
Machan nee kaadhal sanga oothaathae
Lailaakal illai endraal Intha bhommi suthaathae
Poiyaa nee pesi nikka koodaathae
Palla kaattaathae Bulbu vaangaathae
Endru solluren kelu machaanae
Anbu oyaathae Kutham aagaathae
Solli kaadhal seivenae
Pennaalae roattil nee Nikka pora pinnaalae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a lively debate between two friends about the nature and consequences of love. One friend, the skeptic, warns against love, portraying it as a dangerous trap that leads to conflict and ruin. He cites historical examples of kings falling due to women and the wisdom of sages who advised against pursuing them. He emphasizes the importance of family (mother) over romantic pursuits and cautions against the pain and suffering love can bring, predicting a bleak future for those who fall for it.
The other friend, the romantic, counters these arguments by expressing his strong desire for love, seeing it as a supportive and conflict-free bond with an angelic maiden. He dismisses his friend's warnings as cynical and outdated, even quoting the famous lyricist Kannadasan to support the idea of embracing love. He believes true love is enduring and not a fault, suggesting that women are essential for the world's existence and that love can elevate a man. The song humorously captures this age-old conflict between cynicism and idealism regarding romantic relationships.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Edhukku Machan?
Edhukku Machan is sung by ஆழப் ராஜு மற்றும் வேல்முருகன்.
Which movie is Edhukku Machan from?
The song Edhukku Machan is featured in the movie Mapla Singam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Edhukku Machan?
The lyrics for Edhukku Machan were written by Yugabharathi with music composed by N. R. Raghunanthan.
Is English translation available for Edhukku Machan lyrics?
Yes! Edhukku Machan lyrics from Mapla Singam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Edhukku Machan lyrics?
This song is a lively debate between two friends about the nature and consequences of love. One friend, the skeptic, warns against love, portraying it as a dangerous trap that leads to conflict and ruin. He cites historical examples of kings falling due to women and the wisdom of sages who advised against pursuing them. He emphasizes the importance of family (mother) over romantic pursuits and cautions against the pain and suffering love can bring, predicting a bleak future for those who fall for it. The other friend, the romantic, counters these arguments by expressing his strong desire for love, seeing it as a supportive and conflict-free bond with an angelic maiden. He dismisses his friend's warnings as cynical and outdated, even quoting the famous lyricist Kannadasan to support the idea of embracing love. He believes true love is enduring and not a fault, suggesting that women are essential for the world's existence and that love can elevate a man. The song humorously captures this age-old conflict between cynicism and idealism regarding romantic relationships.


