Maalai Nerathil Lyrics
From the movie Alangari
Maalai Nerathil Song Lyrics is the track from Alangari Tamil Film – 1979. This song was sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி. The music was composed by V. Kumar. Lyrics works penned by Soolur Kalaipithan.
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Krishnaiyyaa ramaiyyaa Krishnaiyyaa ramaiyyaa
Maalai neraththil kannan vanthaan
Mayangiya kolaththil vanthaen endraan
Maalai neraththil kannan vanthaan
Mayangiya kolaththil vanthaen endraan
Kadhal mannanavan pakkam vanthaan Leelaigal aayiram solli thanthaan
Kadhal mannanavan pakkam vanthaan Leelaigal aayiram solli thanthaan
Ennai naan maranthenammaa
Krishnaiyyaa Krishna hari hari
Ramaiyyaa Rama hari rama hari
Krishnaiyyaa Krishna hari hari
Ramaiyyaa Rama hari rama hari
Chinna idai valaiththaan Thuvandaen thudiththaen
Mannanavan padhiththaan Senthaen kudiththaen
Kan moodi nindraenammaa
Kattra kalai muttaravillai Pettra sugam bodhavilli
Ennai naan maranthaenammaa
Krishnaiyyaa Krishna hari hari
Ramaiyyaa Rama hari rama hari
Krishnaiyyaa Krishna hari hari
Ramaiyyaa Rama hari rama hari
Sila per uduththida Thuniyillai vazhiyillai
Ennidam udaiyundu Aninthida pozhuthillai
Sila per uduththida Thuniyillai vazhiyillai
Ennidam udaiyundu Aninthida pozhuthillai
Nadappathu meithaanammaa
Mathamillai mozhiyillai Inamillai kulamillai
Samaththuva poongaa idhu…
Krishnaiyyaa Krishna hari hari
Ramaiyyaa Rama hari rama hari
Krishnaiyyaa Krishna hari hari
Ramaiyyaa Rama hari rama hari
Maalai neraththil kannan vanthaan
Mayangiya kolaththil vanthaen endraan
Kadhal mannanavan pakkam vanthaan Leelaigal aayiram solli thanthaan
Ennai naan maranthenammaa
Krishnaiyyaa Krishna hari hari
Ramaiyyaa Rama hari rama hari
Krishnaiyyaa Krishna hari hari
Ramaiyyaa Rama hari rama hari
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Maalai Nerathil" from "Alangari" is a devotional yet sensuous ode, primarily from a female perspective, describing an enchanting encounter with Lord Krishna. The singer recounts Krishna's arrival in the evening, his captivating presence, and the myriad playful tales he shared, leading her into a state of blissful self-forgetfulness. The lyrics vividly portray her physical and emotional reactions to his embrace, likening the experience to drinking sweet honey, leaving her yearning for more of this divine pleasure.
Beyond the personal devotional narrative, the song introduces a philosophical interlude, contrasting worldly concerns with the transcendent nature of this divine love. It speaks of those who lack basic necessities versus her own abundance, yet her focus remains solely on the profound experience. The lines about "no religion, no language, no race, no caste" creating a "garden of equality" elevate the song from a personal devotion to a universal message of love and unity, suggesting that true spiritual connection transcends all societal divisions. This blend of intimate devotion and broader philosophical insight makes the song deeply resonant.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Maalai Nerathil?
Maalai Nerathil is sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி.
Which movie is Maalai Nerathil from?
The song Maalai Nerathil is featured in the movie Alangari.
Who wrote the lyrics for Maalai Nerathil?
The lyrics for Maalai Nerathil were written by Soolur Kalaipithan with music composed by V. Kumar.
Is English translation available for Maalai Nerathil lyrics?
Yes! Maalai Nerathil lyrics from Alangari include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Maalai Nerathil lyrics?
The song "Maalai Nerathil" from "Alangari" is a devotional yet sensuous ode, primarily from a female perspective, describing an enchanting encounter with Lord Krishna. The singer recounts Krishna's arrival in the evening, his captivating presence, and the myriad playful tales he shared, leading her into a state of blissful self-forgetfulness. The lyrics vividly portray her physical and emotional reactions to his embrace, likening the experience to drinking sweet honey, leaving her yearning for more of this divine pleasure. Beyond the personal devotional narrative, the song introduces a philosophical interlude, contrasting worldly concerns with the transcendent nature of this divine love. It speaks of those who lack basic necessities versus her own abundance, yet her focus remains solely on the profound experience. The lines about "no religion, no language, no race, no caste" creating a "garden of equality" elevate the song from a personal devotion to a universal message of love and unity, suggesting that true spiritual connection transcends all societal divisions. This blend of intimate devotion and broader philosophical insight makes the song deeply resonant.
