Enga Pona Raasaa Lyrics
From the movie Maryan
Enga Pona Raasaa Song Lyrics is the track from Maryan Tamil Film – 2013, Starring Dhanush, Parvathy Thiruvothu, Jagan, Appukutty, Uma Riyaz Khan, Salim Kumar, Vinayakan, Imman Annachi, Ankur Vikal, Dagbeh Tweh. This song was sung by ஷக்தி ஸ்ரீ கோபாலன். The music was composed by A. R. Rahman. Lyrics works penned by Kutti Revathy, A.R. Rahman.
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Enga pona raasa Saayangaalam aachae
Enga pona raasa Saayangaalam aachae
Kanji aari pochu Nenju yeri vaayen
Neeyum naanum saentha Neeyum naanum saentha
Vaanam kondaadum Andha vaanam kondaadum
Neeyum naanum saentha Vaazhkai varamaagum
Indha vaazhkai varamaagum
Enna seiya raasa Unmaththam aachae
Enga pona raasa
Kaalam enakkul uraiyudhu Kanneer kadalodu kalakkuthu
Un mugam un udal theduthu Yeno enakenna kedu idhu
Enga pona raasa Naan enna seiya raasa
Enga pona raasa Naan enna seiya raasa
En vayasu veenaaguthu
Enga pona raasa Saayangaalam aachae
Kanji aari pochu Nenju yeri vaayen
Neeyum naanum saentha Neeyum naanum saentha
Vaanam kondaadum Andha vaanam kondaadum
Neeyum naanum saentha Vaazhkai varamaagum
Indha vaazhkai varamaagum
Enna seiya raasa Saayangaalam aachae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Enga Pona Raasaa', from the movie 'Maryan', is a poignant cry of longing and despair from a woman separated from her beloved. The lyrics express her deep yearning for her 'king' (Raasaa), questioning his absence as evening falls, a time often associated with reunion and comfort. The mundane detail of the 'porridge growing cold' symbolizes the passage of time and the neglect of daily life in his absence, while her plea to 'come and fill my heart' highlights her emotional emptiness and desperate need for his presence. The repeated lines emphasize the intensity of her wait and the profound impact his absence has on her.
The song beautifully contrasts her current sorrow with the joy and fulfillment their union promises. She believes that if they are together, 'the sky will celebrate' and 'life will become a boon', indicating a future filled with happiness and blessings. However, her current state is one of 'madness' and 'frozen time', with her tears merging with the vastness of the sea, reflecting her immense grief. The fear of her 'youth wasting away' underscores the urgency of her desire for his return, painting a vivid picture of a love-struck woman consumed by separation and hope.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Enga Pona Raasaa?
Enga Pona Raasaa is sung by ஷக்தி ஸ்ரீ கோபாலன்.
Which movie is Enga Pona Raasaa from?
The song Enga Pona Raasaa is featured in the movie Maryan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Enga Pona Raasaa?
The lyrics for Enga Pona Raasaa were written by Kutti Revathy, A.R. Rahman with music composed by A. R. Rahman.
Is English translation available for Enga Pona Raasaa lyrics?
Yes! Enga Pona Raasaa lyrics from Maryan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Enga Pona Raasaa lyrics?
This song, 'Enga Pona Raasaa', from the movie 'Maryan', is a poignant cry of longing and despair from a woman separated from her beloved. The lyrics express her deep yearning for her 'king' (Raasaa), questioning his absence as evening falls, a time often associated with reunion and comfort. The mundane detail of the 'porridge growing cold' symbolizes the passage of time and the neglect of daily life in his absence, while her plea to 'come and fill my heart' highlights her emotional emptiness and desperate need for his presence. The repeated lines emphasize the intensity of her wait and the profound impact his absence has on her. The song beautifully contrasts her current sorrow with the joy and fulfillment their union promises. She believes that if they are together, 'the sky will celebrate' and 'life will become a boon', indicating a future filled with happiness and blessings. However, her current state is one of 'madness' and 'frozen time', with her tears merging with the vastness of the sea, reflecting her immense grief. The fear of her 'youth wasting away' underscores the urgency of her desire for his return, painting a vivid picture of a love-struck woman consumed by separation and hope.