Kurunji Malar Ondru Lyrics
From the movie Thookku Medai
Kurunji Malar Ondru Song Lyrics is the track from Thookku Medai Tamil Film – 1982. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெய்ராம் மற்றும் பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Kalaignar Karunanithi.
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Aaaaaalaalalalaalaa…
Kurinji malarondru kulungi azhaikkuthu
Kulavida varuvaai kulir thendralae
Thendralin sugaththil thaenithazh kalanthu
Andrilaai vaazhvom inbaththil mithanthu
Andrilaai vaazhvom inbaththil mithanthu
Kurinji malarondru kulungi azhaikkuthu
Kulavida varuvaai kulir thendralae
Thendralin sugaththil thaenithazh kalanthu
Andrilaai vaazhvom inbaththil mithanthu
Andrilaai vaazhvom inbaththil mithanthu
Karkandu thottathil paal kainthu Karumbu kalappaiyaal yaerotti
Karkandu thottathil paal kainthu Karumbu kalappaiyaal yaerotti
Arputhamai vilaintha kadhirmaniyae Arputhamai vilaintha kadhirmaniyae
Anaiththu magizhvom kanmaniyae Anaiththu magizhvom kanmaniyae
Kurinji malarondru kulungi azhaikkuthu
Kulavida varuvaai kulir thendralae kulir thendralae
Inba noolukku munnurai ezhuthida varuga
Iyal isai kooththena muththamizh suvaiyai tharuga
Inba noolukku munnurai ezhuthida varuga
Iyal isai kooththena muththamizh suvaiyai tharuga
Muththamizh kayal vizhi mukkani un mozhi
Mukthikku oru vazhi nee muththumaari pozhi
Kurinji malarondru kulungi azhaikkuthu
Kulavida varuvaai kulir thendralae
Anaiththaal vilakkae irundu vidum Angen thegam thuvandu vidum
Anaiththaal vilakkae irundu vidum Angen thegam thuvandu vidum
Inaiththaal nammai thamizh annai Inaiththaal nammai thamizh annai
Ini piriyaen naan endrum unnai
Kurinji malarondru kulungi azhaikkuthu
Kulavida varuvaai kulir thendralae
Thendralin sugaththil thaenithazh kalanthu
Andrilaai vaazhvom inbaththil mithanthu
Andrilaai vaazhvom inbaththil mithanthu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a passionate and poetic invitation from a lover to their beloved, using rich natural imagery to express deep longing and the promise of eternal union. The 'Kurinji flower,' known for its rare blooming, symbolizes the preciousness and intensity of their love, while the 'cool breeze' represents the beloved's gentle arrival and comforting presence. The desire is to live like 'Andril' birds, a classic Tamil symbol for inseparable love, floating in shared bliss and intimacy.
The lyrics further elevate the beloved by describing them as a 'wonderful grain' ripened from a 'sugar candy garden,' implying their inherent sweetness and value. The reference to 'Muththamizh' (the three forms of Tamil – literature, music, and drama) highlights the beloved's words and presence as a source of profound joy and artistic beauty, even a path to 'liberation.' The song culminates in a powerful declaration of unwavering commitment, stating that their bond, forged by the 'Tamil mother' (a metaphor for their shared culture and heritage), is eternal and unbreakable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kurunji Malar Ondru?
Kurunji Malar Ondru is sung by வாணி ஜெய்ராம் மற்றும் பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன்.
Which movie is Kurunji Malar Ondru from?
The song Kurunji Malar Ondru is featured in the movie Thookku Medai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kurunji Malar Ondru?
The lyrics for Kurunji Malar Ondru were written by Kalaignar Karunanithi with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Kurunji Malar Ondru lyrics?
Yes! Kurunji Malar Ondru lyrics from Thookku Medai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kurunji Malar Ondru lyrics?
This song is a passionate and poetic invitation from a lover to their beloved, using rich natural imagery to express deep longing and the promise of eternal union. The 'Kurinji flower,' known for its rare blooming, symbolizes the preciousness and intensity of their love, while the 'cool breeze' represents the beloved's gentle arrival and comforting presence. The desire is to live like 'Andril' birds, a classic Tamil symbol for inseparable love, floating in shared bliss and intimacy. The lyrics further elevate the beloved by describing them as a 'wonderful grain' ripened from a 'sugar candy garden,' implying their inherent sweetness and value. The reference to 'Muththamizh' (the three forms of Tamil – literature, music, and drama) highlights the beloved's words and presence as a source of profound joy and artistic beauty, even a path to 'liberation.' The song culminates in a powerful declaration of unwavering commitment, stating that their bond, forged by the 'Tamil mother' (a metaphor for their shared culture and heritage), is eternal and unbreakable.
