Kattazhagu Mama Lyrics
From the movie Tripura Sundari Flm
Kattazhagu Mama Song Lyrics is the track from Tripura Sundari Flm Tamil Film – 1978. This song was sung by எஸ். ஜானகி. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Kattazhagu mama unnaiththaanae Kattikollalaamaa
Kanni thaenai vittu vaikkalaamaa Nalla neram nerunguthu mama
Yae hae hae hae hae hae Oh…hohoho
Pachai vaazhai ilai podavaa Pakkam vanthu parimaaravaa
Pachai vaazhai ilai podavaa
Kattil meedhu malar thoovavaa Kannaal mella kadhai pesavaa
Sittraadai katti yaei singaara kutti Machchaanin pon maarbilae
Mayangidalaamaa
Kattazhagu mama unnaiththaanae Kattikollalaamaa
Kanni thaenai vittu vaikkalaamaa Nalla neram nerunguthu mama
Engal veedu arasaangamaa Engum dheepa alangaaramaa
Engal veedu arasaangamaa
Ingae naanum magaraniyaa Ennai aala manavaalanaa
Oorellaam nindru paaraatta endru Thaeraeri pogindra naal vanthathu mama
Aaraariraaroaaraariraaro Aaraariraaroaaraariraaro
Thottaal pothum medhuvaagavae Thottil aadum azhagaagavae
Thottaal pothum medhuvaagavae
Machchaan rasi sugaraasithaan Mangai naanum magarasithaan
Yaezhettu pillai melondrumillai Aaraaro aaraariro paadanum mama
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a playful and passionate expression of a young woman's anticipation and desire for marriage. She addresses her beloved, referred to endearingly as "mama" (uncle, a common term for a prospective husband in Tamil culture), expressing her eagerness to marry him. The lyrics are filled with romantic imagery, from serving him on a banana leaf and scattering flowers on their bed to dreaming of a grand wedding procession. Her words convey a sense of urgency as she notes that the "auspicious time" is approaching, highlighting her readiness for marital bliss and intimacy.
The song beautifully captures the traditional aspirations of a bride-to-be, envisioning a future filled with love, domestic harmony, and a large family. She sees herself as a queen in her new home, with her husband as her king. The mention of "seven or eight children" and singing lullabies ("Aaraariraaro") paints a picture of a complete and joyful family life. The overall mood is one of hopeful romance, playful seduction, and the joyous expectation of a lifelong partnership, set against the backdrop of traditional Tamil wedding customs and family values.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kattazhagu Mama?
Kattazhagu Mama is sung by எஸ். ஜானகி.
Which movie is Kattazhagu Mama from?
The song Kattazhagu Mama is featured in the movie Tripura Sundari Flm.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kattazhagu Mama?
The lyrics for Kattazhagu Mama were written by Kannadasan with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Kattazhagu Mama lyrics?
Yes! Kattazhagu Mama lyrics from Tripura Sundari Flm include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kattazhagu Mama lyrics?
This song is a playful and passionate expression of a young woman's anticipation and desire for marriage. She addresses her beloved, referred to endearingly as "mama" (uncle, a common term for a prospective husband in Tamil culture), expressing her eagerness to marry him. The lyrics are filled with romantic imagery, from serving him on a banana leaf and scattering flowers on their bed to dreaming of a grand wedding procession. Her words convey a sense of urgency as she notes that the "auspicious time" is approaching, highlighting her readiness for marital bliss and intimacy. The song beautifully captures the traditional aspirations of a bride-to-be, envisioning a future filled with love, domestic harmony, and a large family. She sees herself as a queen in her new home, with her husband as her king. The mention of "seven or eight children" and singing lullabies ("Aaraariraaro") paints a picture of a complete and joyful family life. The overall mood is one of hopeful romance, playful seduction, and the joyous expectation of a lifelong partnership, set against the backdrop of traditional Tamil wedding customs and family values.
