Maanikkam Vairangal Lyrics
From the movie Idhayaththil Oru Idam
Maanikkam Vairangal Song Lyrics is the track from Idhayaththil Oru Idam Tamil Film – 1980, Starring Srikanth, Radhika Sarathkumar, Major Sundarrajan, Typist Gopu, Sukumari, Suruli Rajan, Manorama. This song was sung by கே. ஜே. யேசுதாஸ் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Lyricist Not Known.
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Maanikkam vairangal Mullai poo pillaigal
Maanikkam vairangal Mullai poo pillaigal
Chinna pachai kiligal Endhan ichai kuyilgal
Indha tholil oru thottil katti Kaaval iruppen
Maanikkam vairangal Mullai poo pillaigal
Appaa chithappaa Aasai muthappaa
Annan thambi neengal Engal kannappaa
Palli sellum podhu Paadi sirippen
Paadam sollum podhu Aadi kalippen
Pattam perum podhu Pakkam iruppen
Bandham ondrai paarthu Katti koduppen
Engal veedu kalvi koodam
Naangal annan thambi Muthu pallakku
Neengal engal nenjil Kovil konda dheivangal
Maanikkam vairangal Mullai poo pillaigal
Chinna pachai kiligal Endhan ichai kuyilgal
Indha tholil oru thottil katti Kaaval iruppen
Appaa chithappaa Aasai muthappaa
Annan thambi neengal Engal kannappaa
Kaala magal yaedho Aatti padaithaal
Kaadugalil naanum Odi thirindhen
Pattu vanna pillaiyai Tholil sumandhen
Paasam ennum vaanil Serndhu parandhen
Indha neram nalla neram Unnai nenjam ennum siraiyil vaithen
Endhan idhayathil or idam neengalae
Maanikkam vairangal Mullai poo pillaigal
Chinna pachai kiligal Endhan ichai kuyilgal
Indha tholil oru thottil katti Kaaval iruppen
Maanikkam vairangal Mullai poo pillaigal
{Appaa chithappaa Aasai muthappaa
Annan thambi neengal Engal kannappaa} (2)
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Maanikkam Vairangal" is a heartfelt ode to the preciousness of children, portraying them as invaluable treasures like rubies and diamonds, and as delicate, joyful beings like jasmine flowers, green parrots, and cuckoos. The lyrics express a deep, protective love from an elder figure (likely a parent or guardian) who vows to cherish, protect, and guide these children through life's journey. It speaks of nurturing their education, celebrating their achievements, and even arranging their future relationships, emphasizing the home as a sanctuary of learning and love.
The song also touches upon a past struggle or separation, where the speaker endured hardships ("ran and roamed in forests") but found solace and purpose in carrying and nurturing the child, flying together in the 'sky of affection'. The present moment is cherished as a good time, with the children held securely and lovingly within the heart, signifying their irreplaceable place in the speaker's life. It's a beautiful portrayal of unconditional love, responsibility, and the joy children bring, elevating them to the status of revered deities within the family's heart.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Maanikkam Vairangal?
Maanikkam Vairangal is sung by கே. ஜே. யேசுதாஸ் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி.
Which movie is Maanikkam Vairangal from?
The song Maanikkam Vairangal is featured in the movie Idhayaththil Oru Idam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Maanikkam Vairangal?
The lyrics for Maanikkam Vairangal were written by Lyricist Not Known with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Maanikkam Vairangal lyrics?
Yes! Maanikkam Vairangal lyrics from Idhayaththil Oru Idam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Maanikkam Vairangal lyrics?
The song "Maanikkam Vairangal" is a heartfelt ode to the preciousness of children, portraying them as invaluable treasures like rubies and diamonds, and as delicate, joyful beings like jasmine flowers, green parrots, and cuckoos. The lyrics express a deep, protective love from an elder figure (likely a parent or guardian) who vows to cherish, protect, and guide these children through life's journey. It speaks of nurturing their education, celebrating their achievements, and even arranging their future relationships, emphasizing the home as a sanctuary of learning and love. The song also touches upon a past struggle or separation, where the speaker endured hardships ("ran and roamed in forests") but found solace and purpose in carrying and nurturing the child, flying together in the 'sky of affection'. The present moment is cherished as a good time, with the children held securely and lovingly within the heart, signifying their irreplaceable place in the speaker's life. It's a beautiful portrayal of unconditional love, responsibility, and the joy children bring, elevating them to the status of revered deities within the family's heart.
