Ithathan Romba Rasichen Lyrics
From the movie Enga Ooru Kannagi
Ithathan Romba Rasichen Song Lyrics is the track from Enga Ooru Kannagi Tamil Film – 1981, Starring Saritha, Madhavi, Major Sundarrajan, Srikanth, Seema. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Idhaththaan rompa rasichaen Adhaththaan enni sirichaen
Idhaththaan rompa rasichaen Adhaththaan enni sirichaen
Melaadai konjam medhuvaaga medhuvaagavae Melaadai konjam medhuvaaga medhuvaagavae
Maadhulai pazhaththottam udampaachchuthu
Manthirampol pechu karumpaachchuthu
Maadhulai pazhaththottam udampaachchuthu
Manthirampol pechu karumpaachchuthu
En raajaangam ippothu anthiyilae theduthadi
Antharangam theduthadi raasaakkutti
En raajaangam ippothu anthiyilae theduthadi
Antharangam theduthadi raasaakkutti
Sevvanthi pooppola en kannam rendu
Senthaenae thanthaayae nee bodhai kondu
Idhaththaan rompa rasichaen Adhaththaan enni sirichaen
Melaadai konjam medhuvaaga medhuvaagavae
Kovilil aaraaththi eduththaagalaa Ponnukku kannunu koduththaagalaa
Oru maamaangam ponaalum Unnudanthaan kooduvathu
Kannu rendum pesuvathu raajaakkutti
Neevaadi en jodi kondaadi kolvom Ammaadi naan thaedi panthaadi kolvom
Idhaththaan rompa rasichaen Adhaththaan enni sirichaen
Melaadai konjam medhuvaaga medhuvaagavae
Maampazha saaraaga puzhinjagalaa Maththiyil yaedhenum kalanthaagalaa
Nam kalyaanam varumpothu Anga thottu inga thottu melam kotti
Thaalam thatti thaali kattu Nam kalyaanam varumpothu
Anga thottu inga thottu melam kotti Thaalam thatti thaali kattu
Nallaaththaan paarththaen naan Adi rani kannae
Adhanaalthaan kettaen rasa unnai
Idhaththaan rompa rasichaen Adhaththaan enni sirichaen
Melaadai konjam medhuvaaga medhuvaagavae Medhuvaaga medhuvaagavae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a delightful and playful romantic duet between a couple, filled with mutual admiration and anticipation. The lyrics express the joy and excitement of being in love, with each partner articulating what they find most captivating about the other. The male singer describes his beloved's body as a 'pomegranate orchard' and her words as 'sugarcane,' highlighting her beauty and the sweetness of her speech. He yearns for intimacy, referring to his 'kingdom' and 'intimacy' searching for her in the twilight, using endearing terms like 'Raasaakkutti' (dear king/prince).
The female singer reciprocates his affection, describing her cheeks as 'chrysanthemum flowers' and acknowledging the intoxicating effect he has on her. She playfully questions if she's so beautiful that 'aarti' was performed to ward off the evil eye. Both express a deep desire for a lifelong union, with the female proclaiming that even if a 'long era passes,' she will unite only with him. The song culminates in a joyful anticipation of their wedding, with vivid imagery of drums, rhythm, and the tying of the 'thali' (wedding necklace), symbolizing their eternal bond. The lyrics are rich with metaphors and cultural references, painting a vibrant picture of budding romance and marital bliss.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ithathan Romba Rasichen?
Ithathan Romba Rasichen is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Ithathan Romba Rasichen from?
The song Ithathan Romba Rasichen is featured in the movie Enga Ooru Kannagi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ithathan Romba Rasichen?
The lyrics for Ithathan Romba Rasichen were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Ithathan Romba Rasichen lyrics?
Yes! Ithathan Romba Rasichen lyrics from Enga Ooru Kannagi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ithathan Romba Rasichen lyrics?
This song is a delightful and playful romantic duet between a couple, filled with mutual admiration and anticipation. The lyrics express the joy and excitement of being in love, with each partner articulating what they find most captivating about the other. The male singer describes his beloved's body as a 'pomegranate orchard' and her words as 'sugarcane,' highlighting her beauty and the sweetness of her speech. He yearns for intimacy, referring to his 'kingdom' and 'intimacy' searching for her in the twilight, using endearing terms like 'Raasaakkutti' (dear king/prince). The female singer reciprocates his affection, describing her cheeks as 'chrysanthemum flowers' and acknowledging the intoxicating effect he has on her. She playfully questions if she's so beautiful that 'aarti' was performed to ward off the evil eye. Both express a deep desire for a lifelong union, with the female proclaiming that even if a 'long era passes,' she will unite only with him. The song culminates in a joyful anticipation of their wedding, with vivid imagery of drums, rhythm, and the tying of the 'thali' (wedding necklace), symbolizing their eternal bond. The lyrics are rich with metaphors and cultural references, painting a vibrant picture of budding romance and marital bliss.
