Jorana Bommai Lyrics
From the movie Manalane Mangaiyin Bakkiam
Jorana Bommai Song Lyrics is the track from Manalane Mangaiyin Bakkiam Tamil Film – 1957. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singer : P. Susheela
Music Director : P. Aadhinarayana Rao
Lyricist : Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass
Humming
Joraana bommai paarunga Engum peraana bommai paarunga
Vaarum en thambhimaarae vaanga en thangaimaarae Vandhae vilai kelungho
Hoooo oo Joraana bommai paarunga
Engum peraana bommai paarunga Vaarum en thambhimaarae vaanga en thangaimaarae
Vandhae vilai kelungho Hoooo oo
Joraana bommai paarunga
Soorathimman pollaadha veerasimman Kallaana kattabomman
Ellorum vandhu paarunga Soorathimman pollaadha veerasimman
Kallaana kattabomman Ellorum vandhu paarunga
Indha raadha krishnan bommaikkueededhuinga Ranganathar vendraal thunbam nadathunga
Vilai rendae kaal pananthaan oodathinga Vaanga vaanga ye aiyaamaare
Vaanga vaanga ammamaarae Vandhae vilai kelunga
Hoooo oo Joraana bommai paarunga
Amma pola pennu ketta Aanai mugam bommae
Appavukku mandhiram sonna Aarumugam bommae
Amma pola pennu ketta Aanai mugam bommae
Appavukku mandhiram sonna Aarumugam bommae
Andha konarum vaanghi ponarungho Avar koottaliyum vaanghi ponaarunga
Thalai ponalum poi solla mattenunga Vaanga vaanga ye aiyaamaare
Vaanga vaanga ammamaarae Vandhae vilai kelunga
Hoooo oo Joraana bommai paarunga
Yerai pidichi yengi yengi Vaazhndhidum thozhilaali
Ivar thaanunga mudhalaali Rendu perum onnu serndha
Yedhungha pagaiyaali
Sirpa silayaalae vaazhnthidum oorthaanunga Sirpa silayaalae vaazhnthidum oorthaanunga
Andha kalaiyae poorvigha perthaanungha Vaanga vaanga Vaarum en thambhimaarae vaanga en thangaimaarae
Vandhae vilai kelungho Hoooo oo
Joraana bommai paarunga
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a vibrant street vendor's call, inviting passersby to admire and purchase his beautiful and famous dolls. The vendor enthusiastically showcases a variety of dolls, ranging from historical figures like Kattabomman and legendary heroes like Soorathimman to divine representations of Radha-Krishna, Ganesha (the elephant-faced god), and Murugan (the six-faced god). He highlights the unique stories and significance associated with each deity, assuring customers of the quality and fair price of his wares, even invoking blessings and promising honesty.
Beyond a simple sales pitch, the song subtly weaves in themes of cultural heritage and social unity. The vendor proudly declares that his town thrives on the art of sculpting, which is their ancestral legacy. The lyrics also touch upon the dignity of labor, suggesting that the laborer is his own master, and promotes unity by questioning the existence of enemies when people come together. It's a lively portrayal of traditional commerce intertwined with cultural pride and a message of harmony.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Jorana Bommai?
Jorana Bommai is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Jorana Bommai from?
The song Jorana Bommai is featured in the movie Manalane Mangaiyin Bakkiam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Jorana Bommai?
The lyrics for Jorana Bommai were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Jorana Bommai lyrics?
Yes! Jorana Bommai lyrics from Manalane Mangaiyin Bakkiam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Jorana Bommai lyrics?
This song is a vibrant street vendor's call, inviting passersby to admire and purchase his beautiful and famous dolls. The vendor enthusiastically showcases a variety of dolls, ranging from historical figures like Kattabomman and legendary heroes like Soorathimman to divine representations of Radha-Krishna, Ganesha (the elephant-faced god), and Murugan (the six-faced god). He highlights the unique stories and significance associated with each deity, assuring customers of the quality and fair price of his wares, even invoking blessings and promising honesty. Beyond a simple sales pitch, the song subtly weaves in themes of cultural heritage and social unity. The vendor proudly declares that his town thrives on the art of sculpting, which is their ancestral legacy. The lyrics also touch upon the dignity of labor, suggesting that the laborer is his own master, and promotes unity by questioning the existence of enemies when people come together. It's a lively portrayal of traditional commerce intertwined with cultural pride and a message of harmony.
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