Ennamma Rani Lyrics
From the movie Kumari Kottam
Ennamma Rani Song Lyrics is the track from Kumari Kottam Tamil Film – 1971. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Alangudi Somu.
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Ennammaa raani ponnaana maeni… Aalavattam poda vandhadho…
Ennammaa raani ponnaana maeni… Aalavattam poda vandhadho…
Ennammaa raani ponnaana maeni… Aalavattam poda vandhadho…
Yaeri vandha yaeni thaevaiyillai endru Ezhai pakkam saadugindradho
Aahaa ezhai pakkam saadugindradho
Ullaasa thottam uruvaakkum koottam Paattaali makkalallavo
Ullaasa thottam uruvaakkum koottam Paattaali makkalallavo
Uruvathai paarthu ullathai madhippadhu Maaperum thavarallavo
Aahaa maaperum thavarallavo
Ennammaa raani ponnaana maeni… Aalavattam poda vandhadho…
Yaeri vandha yaeni thaevaiyillai endru Ezhai pakkam saadugindradho
Pattodu paruthaiyai pinieduthu
Unga pagattukku puthaadai yaar koduthaa
Pattodu paruthaiyai pinieduthu
Unga pagattukku puthaadai yaar koduthaa
Kattaantharaiyilae kallai udaithu
Unga kannaadi maaligaiyai yaar padaithaa
Kattaantharaiyilae kallai udaithu
Unga kannaadi maaligaiyai yaar padaithaa
Ahaa sellammaa sollammaa kannammaa
Konjam sindhithaal mannithaal ennammaa
Aa… sellammaa sollammaa kannammaa
Konjam sindhithaal mannithaal ennammaa
Ennammaa raani ponnaana maeni… Aalavattam poda vandhadho…
Yaeri vandha yaeni thaevaiyillai endru Ezhai pakkam saadugindradho
Pathum parandhodum pasi pinikku Unga pavalamum vayiramum payan padumaa
Paalodu pacharisi padiyalakkum Indha panbaana makkalidam alatchiyamaa
Ahaa sellammaa sollammaa kannammaa
Konjam sindhithaal mannithaal ennammaa
Aa… sellammaa sollammaa kannammaa
Konjam sindhithaal mannithaal ennammaa
Atharilae nitham nitham kulitthaalum
Pattu methaiyilae poo virithu paduthaalum
Athanaiyum oru naal mudindhu vidum
Ezhai avasiyam appodhu purindhu vidum
Ahaa sellammaa sollammaa kannammaa
Konjam sindhithaal mannithaal ennammaa
Aa… sellammaa sollammaa kannammaa
Konjam sindhithaal mannithaal ennammaa
Ennammaa raani ponnaana maeni… Aalavattam poda vandhadho…
Yaeri vandha yaeni thaevaiyillai endru Ezhai pakkam saadugindradho
Aahaa ezhai pakkam saadugindradho
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a poignant social commentary, delivered with a touch of playful admonition. It addresses a woman, metaphorically a "queen" with a "golden body," who seems to have forgotten her roots or the contributions of the working class. The lyrics question her sudden shift in attitude, asking if she's now leaning towards the poor after having used them as a "ladder" to success. The song highlights the hypocrisy of enjoying luxuries created by the labor of the common people while simultaneously disregarding them. It emphasizes that true value lies not in outward appearance but in the heart and the hard work of the masses.
The song further elaborates on the indispensable role of the working class, reminding the "queen" that her opulent clothes and grand palaces are products of their toil – weaving cotton and silk, and breaking stones. It challenges her to reflect on the transient nature of wealth and luxury, suggesting that in times of true hardship, her material possessions will be useless, and the fundamental importance of the people who provide basic sustenance will become clear. The repeated plea, "What if you think a little and forgive?" serves as a gentle yet firm call for empathy, gratitude, and a recognition of the dignity of labor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ennamma Rani?
Ennamma Rani is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Ennamma Rani from?
The song Ennamma Rani is featured in the movie Kumari Kottam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ennamma Rani?
The lyrics for Ennamma Rani were written by Alangudi Somu with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Ennamma Rani lyrics?
Yes! Ennamma Rani lyrics from Kumari Kottam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ennamma Rani lyrics?
This song is a poignant social commentary, delivered with a touch of playful admonition. It addresses a woman, metaphorically a "queen" with a "golden body," who seems to have forgotten her roots or the contributions of the working class. The lyrics question her sudden shift in attitude, asking if she's now leaning towards the poor after having used them as a "ladder" to success. The song highlights the hypocrisy of enjoying luxuries created by the labor of the common people while simultaneously disregarding them. It emphasizes that true value lies not in outward appearance but in the heart and the hard work of the masses. The song further elaborates on the indispensable role of the working class, reminding the "queen" that her opulent clothes and grand palaces are products of their toil – weaving cotton and silk, and breaking stones. It challenges her to reflect on the transient nature of wealth and luxury, suggesting that in times of true hardship, her material possessions will be useless, and the fundamental importance of the people who provide basic sustenance will become clear. The repeated plea, "What if you think a little and forgive?" serves as a gentle yet firm call for empathy, gratitude, and a recognition of the dignity of labor.