Gowri Manohariyai Lyrics
From the movie Mazhalai Pattalam
Gowri Manohariyai Song Lyrics is the track from Mazhalai Pattalam Tamil Film – 1980. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெய்ராம். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Gowri manogariyai kandaen Oru aadavan vadivaththilae
Gowri manogariyai kandaen Oru aadavan vadivaththilae
Paruangal sendraalum kannan Avan kaviraja sangeetha mannan
Avan kaviraja sangeetha mannan
En peril sugamaana raagam Oru sridevi santhikkum yogam
En peril sugamaana raagam Oru sridevi santhikkum yogam
Nee mazhai naalil vilaiyaadum megam Enna vayathendr thondraatha vegam
Gowri manogariyai kandaen Oru aadavan vadivaththilae
Paruangal sendraalum kannan Avan kaviraja sangeetha mannan
Thaaraatha selvangal thaaimai Avaiyaanaalum en ullam oomai
Kann munbu azhagaana aanmai Naan kallalla kanivaana penmai
Panpaadu enbaargal silarae Idhil pennpaadu kandorgal evarae
En paadu naanthaanae ariven Uyar anbodu manam pola inaiven
Gowri manogariyai kandaen Oru aadavan vadivaththilae
Malai meedhu adiththaalum kaattru Adhu kadal meedhu thavazhnthaalum kaattru
Vayathodu vanthaalum kadhal Adhu vayathaagi vanthaalum kadhal
Ulagaththil sila nooru ezhuththu Aanaal uravukku palakodi karuththu
Un vaazhvai neeyaaga nadaththu Idhil oorenna sonnaalum thiruththu
Gowri manogariyai kandaen Oru aadavan vadivaththilae
Paruangal sendraalum kannan Avan kaviraja sangeetha mannan
Song Meaning & Analysis
This romantic duet from the 1980 film 'Mazhalai Pattalam' features a playful yet profound exchange between lovers, elevating their affection to a divine level. The female singer expresses seeing her beloved as 'Gowri Manohari' (a beautiful goddess) in the form of a man, likening him to Kannan (Krishna) and a 'king of poetic music'. The male singer reciprocates, seeing his partner as a 'Sridevi' (goddess of beauty/fortune), a 'cloud playing on a rainy day', and a 'genius of poetic music' like Radha, admiring her timeless charm and spirit.
The lyrics delve deeper into themes of love, identity, and societal expectations. The woman's lines about motherhood and her 'mute heart' hint at profound emotions, while her assertion, "who has seen a woman's plight in this? Only I know my suffering," speaks to a desire for self-determination in love, vowing to unite with noble love as her heart desires. The man's philosophical verses emphasize that love transcends age, comparing its enduring nature to the wind. He encourages his beloved to lead her own life and correct it, regardless of societal opinions, reinforcing the idea of a love that is personal, enduring, and free from external judgment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Gowri Manohariyai?
Gowri Manohariyai is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெய்ராம்.
Which movie is Gowri Manohariyai from?
The song Gowri Manohariyai is featured in the movie Mazhalai Pattalam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Gowri Manohariyai?
The lyrics for Gowri Manohariyai were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Gowri Manohariyai lyrics?
Yes! Gowri Manohariyai lyrics from Mazhalai Pattalam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Gowri Manohariyai lyrics?
This romantic duet from the 1980 film 'Mazhalai Pattalam' features a playful yet profound exchange between lovers, elevating their affection to a divine level. The female singer expresses seeing her beloved as 'Gowri Manohari' (a beautiful goddess) in the form of a man, likening him to Kannan (Krishna) and a 'king of poetic music'. The male singer reciprocates, seeing his partner as a 'Sridevi' (goddess of beauty/fortune), a 'cloud playing on a rainy day', and a 'genius of poetic music' like Radha, admiring her timeless charm and spirit. The lyrics delve deeper into themes of love, identity, and societal expectations. The woman's lines about motherhood and her 'mute heart' hint at profound emotions, while her assertion, "who has seen a woman's plight in this? Only I know my suffering," speaks to a desire for self-determination in love, vowing to unite with noble love as her heart desires. The man's philosophical verses emphasize that love transcends age, comparing its enduring nature to the wind. He encourages his beloved to lead her own life and correct it, regardless of societal opinions, reinforcing the idea of a love that is personal, enduring, and free from external judgment.
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