Enthan Karpanai Theril Lyrics
From the movie Sri Ramajayam
Enthan Karpanai Theril Song Lyrics is the track from Sri Ramajayam Tamil Film – 1979. This song was sung by பி. எஸ். சசிரேகா மற்றும் டி. எல். மகாராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Enthan karpanai theril ulla karpoora poovae
Suvai karpaga saaraai nee thiththippathenna
Enthan karpanai theril ulla karpoora poovae
Suvai karpaga saaraai nee thiththippathenna
Inikkindra kaamathenu paalai Kotti kulikkindrthaalae
Suvaikkindra seva amuthinai Mattum kudikkindrathaalae
Inikkindra kaamathenu paalai Kotti kulikkindrthaalae
Suvaikkindra seva amuthinai Mattum kudikkindrathaalae
Kaamadevanin baanam Unthan poovizhiyaagum
Sorkka logangal yaavum Unthan meanikkul aadum
Enthan karpanai koyil Konda porsilai neeyae
Pala arputha paadam nee karppipathenna
Thangam minnum maeni Inbam ennum maedai
Angu vanthu naan aadavo…oo Thangam minnum maeni
Inbam ennum maedai Angu vanthu naan aadavo…oo
Yevvanaththin veedu nenjil iru koodu Yevvanaththin veedu nenjil iru koodu
Mogaththai thaalaattavo
Melam kotta vidungal Thaali katti vidungal
Kadhal kattilidungal Aadum thottilidungal
Enthan karpanai theril ulla karpoora poovae
Suvai karpaga saaraai nee thiththippathenna
Antharaththai aalum indhiranun kolam Ungalukku yaar thanthathi…oo…
Antharaththai aalum indhiranun kolam Ungalukku yaar thanthathi…oo…
Angamurum aadai thannai meerum paarvai Angamurum aadai thannai meerum paarvai
Kangalukku yaen vanthatho…
Kani muttrum irunthum Sulai mattum arunthum
Kala yaavum arintha Oru medhiyadi naan
Enthan karpanai koyil Konda porsilai neeyae
Pala arputha paadam nee karppipathenna
Enthan karpanai theril ulla karpoora poovae
Suvai karpaga saaraai nee thiththippathenna
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a classic romantic duet from the 1979 Tamil movie 'Sri Ramajayam'. The male singer expresses his profound admiration and desire for his beloved, using rich, poetic language and mythological allusions. He describes her as an ethereal beauty, comparing her to a camphor flower in his imagination's chariot and her sweetness to the nectar of the divine Kalpataru tree. He attributes her enchanting nature to divine origins, suggesting she bathed in the milk of Kamadhenu and drank celestial ambrosia. Her eyes are likened to Kamadeva's arrows, and her very being is said to encompass all heavenly realms, making her a golden idol in his temple of imagination who teaches him wondrous lessons of love.
The female singer responds with playful longing and curiosity, questioning the source of his divine charm and the intensity of his gaze. The lyrics then transition into a more direct expression of desire for union and domestic bliss, with calls to beat drums, tie the sacred thali (wedding necklace), set up a bed of love, and a cradle, symbolizing marriage and family. The song beautifully captures the intoxicating essence of new love, blending spiritual reverence with passionate human desire, all set to a melodious tune that was characteristic of Tamil cinema's golden era.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Enthan Karpanai Theril?
Enthan Karpanai Theril is sung by பி. எஸ். சசிரேகா மற்றும் டி. எல். மகாராஜன்.
Which movie is Enthan Karpanai Theril from?
The song Enthan Karpanai Theril is featured in the movie Sri Ramajayam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Enthan Karpanai Theril?
The lyrics for Enthan Karpanai Theril were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Enthan Karpanai Theril lyrics?
Yes! Enthan Karpanai Theril lyrics from Sri Ramajayam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Enthan Karpanai Theril lyrics?
This song is a classic romantic duet from the 1979 Tamil movie 'Sri Ramajayam'. The male singer expresses his profound admiration and desire for his beloved, using rich, poetic language and mythological allusions. He describes her as an ethereal beauty, comparing her to a camphor flower in his imagination's chariot and her sweetness to the nectar of the divine Kalpataru tree. He attributes her enchanting nature to divine origins, suggesting she bathed in the milk of Kamadhenu and drank celestial ambrosia. Her eyes are likened to Kamadeva's arrows, and her very being is said to encompass all heavenly realms, making her a golden idol in his temple of imagination who teaches him wondrous lessons of love. The female singer responds with playful longing and curiosity, questioning the source of his divine charm and the intensity of his gaze. The lyrics then transition into a more direct expression of desire for union and domestic bliss, with calls to beat drums, tie the sacred thali (wedding necklace), set up a bed of love, and a cradle, symbolizing marriage and family. The song beautifully captures the intoxicating essence of new love, blending spiritual reverence with passionate human desire, all set to a melodious tune that was characteristic of Tamil cinema's golden era.
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