Maalaiyile Aarumani Lyrics
From the movie Airport
Maalaiyile Aarumani Song Lyrics is the track from Airport Tamil Film – 1993, Starring Sathyaraj, Gautami Tadimalla, M G Soman, Nassar, Jaishankar, Sumithra, Charle, Suchitra, Yuvasri, Ponnambalam. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by எஸ். பி. வெங்கடேஷ். Lyrics works penned by பழனி பாரதி.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Singer : S. P. Balasubrahmanyam
Music Director : S. P. Venkatesh
Lyricist : Palani Bharathi
Maalaiyilae aaru mani Saalaiyilae moodu pani
Jannal oram nindru Avan paarkkindraan
Ennennavo sinthanaikal Engengeyo karpanaigal
Avan nenjil nooru sumaigal
Maalaiyilae aaru mani Saalaiyilae moodu pani
Saayangaalaththil koodu thirumpa Thavikkum naarai koottangal
Dhisai naangum soozhnthu nindrathae Mega moottangal
Merkku vaanaththil veyyil maraiya Mayangum sooryagandhiyin
Avai soodum karuppu aadaiyo Maalai karukkalkal
Iyarkkai muzhuthum idhupol Yaen sogangal
Maalaiyilae aaru mani Saalaiyilae moodu pani
Jannal oram nindru Avan paarkkindraan
Ennennavo sinthanaikal Engengeyo karpanaigal
Avan nenjil nooru sumaigal
Maalaiyilae aaru mani Saalaiyilae moodu pani
Bhoomi pennukku Imaigal polavae
Pachai vanna pulveli Neengaatha yaekkam ennavo
Angum neerthuli
Pookkal thaangidum marangal kooda Padikkum mouna raagangal
Yaaringu kaana koodumo Verin thaagangal
Manathil vilaiyum Mayakkam oraayiram
Maalaiyilae aaru mani Saalaiyilae moodu pani
Jannal oram nindru Avan paarkkindraan
Ennennavo sinthanaikal Engengeyo karpanaigal
Avan nenjil nooru sumaigal
Maalaiyilae aaru mani Saalaiyilae moodu pani
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song paints a poignant picture of an individual lost in thought during a melancholic evening. The imagery of six o'clock, mist-covered roads, and the man observing from his window sets a contemplative and introspective mood. His mind is a whirlwind of thoughts and imaginations, burdened by a hundred unspoken worries, suggesting a deep sense of introspection and perhaps loneliness or unresolved issues.
The lyrics further draw parallels between the man's inner state and the natural world. The longing storks, the bewildered sunflowers at sunset, and the 'sorrows' of nature itself reflect his own emotional landscape. Even the green meadows, likened to Earth's eyelids, are depicted with a 'teardrop' of longing, and the silent 'thirst of the roots' symbolizes hidden desires or struggles. The song beautifully uses nature's quiet melancholy to amplify the protagonist's internal turmoil and the 'thousand confusions' arising in his heart.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Maalaiyile Aarumani?
Maalaiyile Aarumani is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Maalaiyile Aarumani from?
The song Maalaiyile Aarumani is featured in the movie Airport.
Who wrote the lyrics for Maalaiyile Aarumani?
The lyrics for Maalaiyile Aarumani were written by பழனி பாரதி with music composed by எஸ். பி. வெங்கடேஷ்.
Is English translation available for Maalaiyile Aarumani lyrics?
Yes! Maalaiyile Aarumani lyrics from Airport include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Maalaiyile Aarumani lyrics?
This song paints a poignant picture of an individual lost in thought during a melancholic evening. The imagery of six o'clock, mist-covered roads, and the man observing from his window sets a contemplative and introspective mood. His mind is a whirlwind of thoughts and imaginations, burdened by a hundred unspoken worries, suggesting a deep sense of introspection and perhaps loneliness or unresolved issues. The lyrics further draw parallels between the man's inner state and the natural world. The longing storks, the bewildered sunflowers at sunset, and the 'sorrows' of nature itself reflect his own emotional landscape. Even the green meadows, likened to Earth's eyelids, are depicted with a 'teardrop' of longing, and the silent 'thirst of the roots' symbolizes hidden desires or struggles. The song beautifully uses nature's quiet melancholy to amplify the protagonist's internal turmoil and the 'thousand confusions' arising in his heart.