Jorana Sarakku Lyrics
From the movie Iru Sagodharigal
Jorana Sarakku Song Lyrics is the track from Iru Sagodharigal Tamil Film – 1957. This song was sung by திருச்சி லோகநாதன். The music was composed by S. Rajeswara Rao. Lyrics works penned by Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singer : Tiruchi Loganathan
Paavaadai thaavani sattaithuni Jarigai thuni pattu selai
Joraana sarakkirukku paarunga Paarunga
Joraana sarakkirukku paarunga Paarunga
Summa thaaraalamaaga vilaiyai Kettu paarththu vaangunga
Joraana sarakkirukku paarunga Palae joraana sarakkirukku paarunga
Chandraleha vaayaalu janakjank paayali Aama aama aama aama
Chandraleha vaayaalu janakjank paayali
Thegamellaam peru petha premapaasam model-u
Aapremapaasam model-u Joraana sarakkirukku paarunga
Palae joraana sarakkirukku paarunga
Shiaan lagiri thunushunga jappan silk pudhusunga Seetti ragamumirukku seemaatti ragamumirukku
Irukkunga
China silk poonaa pattu ragamirukku parunga Ooo…ooooooo…
Aamaachina silk poonaa pattu ragamirukku parunga Selai kattina seemai ellaam
Enkku nalla perunga
Ellaam enakku nalla perunga
Joraana sarakkirukku paarunga Palae joraana sarakkirukku paarunga
Kollaekaal urumalai Coiambuthur milvelai
Aama aama aama aama
Gillaadi kai velai thottu paaraiyyaa noolai Paaruyyaa paaru
Ghillaadi kai velai thottu paaraiyyaa noolai
Thaattu paththiri selam jillaa
Ooo…oo…oo Thaattu paththiri selam jillaa
Pettum potta selainga Vaattam saattam aambalainga
Varinju kattara vettinga
Joraana sarakkirukku paarunga Palae joraana sarakkirukku paarunga
Kannai parikkum paavaadai Kanni ponnu siththaadai
Color-u color-u melaadai kaiththariyin noolaadai Aama aama aama aama
Kattinaalum ettu varusham saayamae pogaathunga Oo…oo…oo
Kattinaalum ettu varusham saayamae pogaathunga Ketti saayam vittu ponaa
Thuttai thiruppi thaaraenga
Joraana sarakkirukku paarunga Palae joraana sarakkirukku paarunga
Chumma thaaraalamaaga vilaiyai Kettu paarththu vaangunga
Joraana sarakkirukku paarunga Paarunga paarunga paarunga
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a vibrant and persuasive sales pitch from a fabric vendor, likely set in a bustling marketplace or a traveling merchant's display. The lyrics vividly describe a wide array of textiles, from traditional skirts and sarees to modern chiffon and Japanese silk, catering to all tastes and budgets. The vendor enthusiastically highlights the quality, variety, and durability of his goods, even offering a money-back guarantee if the colors fade, emphasizing his confidence and the value he provides. It captures the essence of a bygone era's commerce, filled with direct interaction and lively persuasion.
The song's mood is energetic and engaging, reflecting the vendor's eagerness to attract customers. It paints a picture of a rich textile culture, mentioning specific regional specialties like Coimbatore mill work and Salem district sarees, showcasing the diversity of Indian craftsmanship. Beyond just selling clothes, the lyrics evoke a sense of pride in the quality of the products and the reputation they bring, suggesting that wearing these fabrics brings good name to both the wearer and the seller. It's a charming portrayal of everyday life and trade, infused with a sense of community and trust.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Jorana Sarakku?
Jorana Sarakku is sung by திருச்சி லோகநாதன்.
Which movie is Jorana Sarakku from?
The song Jorana Sarakku is featured in the movie Iru Sagodharigal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Jorana Sarakku?
The lyrics for Jorana Sarakku were written by Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass with music composed by S. Rajeswara Rao.
Is English translation available for Jorana Sarakku lyrics?
Yes! Jorana Sarakku lyrics from Iru Sagodharigal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Jorana Sarakku lyrics?
This song is a vibrant and persuasive sales pitch from a fabric vendor, likely set in a bustling marketplace or a traveling merchant's display. The lyrics vividly describe a wide array of textiles, from traditional skirts and sarees to modern chiffon and Japanese silk, catering to all tastes and budgets. The vendor enthusiastically highlights the quality, variety, and durability of his goods, even offering a money-back guarantee if the colors fade, emphasizing his confidence and the value he provides. It captures the essence of a bygone era's commerce, filled with direct interaction and lively persuasion. The song's mood is energetic and engaging, reflecting the vendor's eagerness to attract customers. It paints a picture of a rich textile culture, mentioning specific regional specialties like Coimbatore mill work and Salem district sarees, showcasing the diversity of Indian craftsmanship. Beyond just selling clothes, the lyrics evoke a sense of pride in the quality of the products and the reputation they bring, suggesting that wearing these fabrics brings good name to both the wearer and the seller. It's a charming portrayal of everyday life and trade, infused with a sense of community and trust.
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