Gangai Nathiyoram Lyrics
From the movie Varaprasadham
Gangai Nathiyoram Song Lyrics is the track from Varaprasadham Tamil Film – 1976, Starring Ravichandran, Jayachitra, Vijayakumar, Major Sundarrajan, S. A. Asokan, K. Kannan, Suruli Rajan, S. Rama Rao, M. N. Rajam, Manorama. This song was sung by கே. எஸ். யேசுதாஸ் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெயராம். The music was composed by R. Govarthanan. Lyrics works penned by Ambikapathi.
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Gangai nadhi oram Raaman nadandhaan
Kannin mani seethai Thaanum thodarndhaal
Mella nadandhaal
Gangai nadhi oram Raaman nadandhaan
Kannin mani seethai Thaanum thodarndhaal
Mella nadandhaal
Kalyaanam ennum Dheiveega bandham
Kaalangal thorum Vaazhgindra sondham
Kalyaanam ennum Dheiveega bandham
Kaalangal thorum Vaazhgindra sondham
Vilaiyaattu pillai manal veedu alla Vidhi yennum aatril pari povadhalla
Gangai nadhi oram Raaman nadandhaan
Kannin mani seethai Thaanum thodarndhaal
Mella nadandhaal
{Aa… haa… haa… aa… aa… aa… } (Overlap)
Mangai aval seethai Mullil nadandhaal
Mannanavan kannil Gangai vazhindhaal
Ullam neghizhndhaan Mannanavan kannil
Gangai vazhindhaal
Maanikka paavai Nee vandha velai
Ninaiyaadhadhellaam Niraivaera kanden
Maanikka paavai Nee vandha velai
Ninaiyaadhadhellaam Niraivaera kanden
Anbaana dheivam azhiyaadha selvam Pennendru vandhaal ennendru solven
Mangai aval seethai Mullil nadandhaal
Mannanavan kannil Gangai vazhindhaal
Ullam neghizhndhaan
Maniyosai kettu Mana maalai sootti
Uravaana vaazhkkai Nalamaaga vendum
Nadamaadum kovil Manavaalan paadham
Vazhipaattu vaedham Vizhi sollum baavam
Thirunaalil yaetrum Anaiyaadha dheepam
Aanandha poojai Aaramba velai
Gangai nadhi oram Raaman nadandhaan
Kannin mani seethai Thaanum thodarndhaal
Mella nadandhaal Aaha hahahaa… aaha hahahaa…
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Gangai Nathiyoram" from the 1976 film 'Varaprasadham' beautifully encapsulates the essence of marital devotion and the sacred journey of love, drawing parallels to the epic Ramayana. It vividly paints a picture of Lord Rama walking by the Ganges, with Sita, the apple of his eye, gently following him. This imagery sets a tone of unwavering companionship and sacrifice, highlighting Sita's resilience as she walks through thorns, which moves Rama to tears, signifying his deep love and empathy for her trials. The lyrics emphasize that marriage is not a fleeting game but a divine, eternal bond that withstands the tests of time and fate.
The song further extols the virtues of the beloved woman, describing her as a precious gem whose arrival brings unforeseen fulfillment and joy. She is likened to a loving deity and imperishable wealth, underscoring her invaluable presence in a man's life. The latter part of the song transitions into a prayer for a prosperous married life, portraying the husband as a walking temple and their union as an eternal flame and a joyous ritual. It's a heartfelt ode to the sanctity of marriage, the depth of spousal love, and the enduring nature of a committed relationship, rooted in traditional values and spiritual reverence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Gangai Nathiyoram?
Gangai Nathiyoram is sung by கே. எஸ். யேசுதாஸ் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெயராம்.
Which movie is Gangai Nathiyoram from?
The song Gangai Nathiyoram is featured in the movie Varaprasadham.
Who wrote the lyrics for Gangai Nathiyoram?
The lyrics for Gangai Nathiyoram were written by Ambikapathi with music composed by R. Govarthanan.
Is English translation available for Gangai Nathiyoram lyrics?
Yes! Gangai Nathiyoram lyrics from Varaprasadham include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Gangai Nathiyoram lyrics?
The song "Gangai Nathiyoram" from the 1976 film 'Varaprasadham' beautifully encapsulates the essence of marital devotion and the sacred journey of love, drawing parallels to the epic Ramayana. It vividly paints a picture of Lord Rama walking by the Ganges, with Sita, the apple of his eye, gently following him. This imagery sets a tone of unwavering companionship and sacrifice, highlighting Sita's resilience as she walks through thorns, which moves Rama to tears, signifying his deep love and empathy for her trials. The lyrics emphasize that marriage is not a fleeting game but a divine, eternal bond that withstands the tests of time and fate. The song further extols the virtues of the beloved woman, describing her as a precious gem whose arrival brings unforeseen fulfillment and joy. She is likened to a loving deity and imperishable wealth, underscoring her invaluable presence in a man's life. The latter part of the song transitions into a prayer for a prosperous married life, portraying the husband as a walking temple and their union as an eternal flame and a joyous ritual. It's a heartfelt ode to the sanctity of marriage, the depth of spousal love, and the enduring nature of a committed relationship, rooted in traditional values and spiritual reverence.
