Maathare Lyrics
From the movie Bigil FIlm
Maathare Song Lyrics is the track from Bigil FIlm Tamil Film – 2019. This song was sung by சின்மயி ஸ்ரீபதா, மதுர தாரா தல்லூரி, ஸ்ரீஷா. The music was composed by A. R. Rahman. Lyrics works penned by Vivek.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singers : Chinmayi Sripaada, Madhura Dhara Talluri, Sireesha,
Akshara, Vithusayni and A. R. Rahman
{Maathare maathare maathare Maathare maathare maathare
Mangaiyae mangaiyae maathare Mangaiyae mangaiyae maathare} (2)
Kaadhal thammai izhivu seiyium Madamai kolutha sabatham seidhom
Indro madamai valakkirom Maadhar udal dhaan koluthinom
Aaanin ulagil visira pattom Mounam pesa padaikka pattom
Aalavae illa viduthalai Aaanal iravaagum nodivarai
Female & Male : Maathare maathare maathare Maathare maathare maathare
Mangaiyae mangaiyae maathare Mangaiyae mangaiyae maathare
Maarbagam pola endhan Manathirkkoru uruvam
Irunthirunthaal dhaan Aaninam paarthidum adhaiyum
Nadhigalin pergalilae Vazha vidum kootathilae
Poruthiduvai manamae poruthidumae
Female & Male : Maathare maathare maathare Maathare maathare maathare
Mangaiyae mangaiyae maathare Mangaiyae mangaiyae maathare
Kannaal urasigiraar Balam kondu nasukkugirar
Valimai varam enavae Meesaiyai ettrugiraar
{Aanmai adhu meesai mudi Orathilae poopathillai
Pennai ne ganniyamaai Paarpathilae thulirukkum} (2)
Female & Male : Maathare maathare maathare Maathare maathare maathare
Mangaiyae mangaiyae maathare Mangaiyae mangaiyae maathare
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a powerful anthem for women's empowerment, challenging patriarchal norms and societal expectations. It laments how women are objectified and suppressed, despite calls for equality. The lyrics highlight the hypocrisy where society claims to fight ignorance but instead perpetuates it by harming women. It speaks to the limited freedom women experience, often confined by societal rules, especially after dark, and the superficiality with which men often perceive them, focusing on physical attributes rather than their inner strength and intellect.
The song critically examines the traditional notions of masculinity, asserting that true manhood isn't defined by physical traits like a moustache but by how respectfully one treats women. It's a poignant call for dignity, respect, and genuine equality, urging a shift in perspective from objectification to valuing women for their inherent worth. The repeated invocation of "Maathare" (O Woman) serves as a rallying cry, celebrating womanhood while simultaneously protesting the injustices faced by women in a male-dominated world.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Maathare?
Maathare is sung by சின்மயி ஸ்ரீபதா, மதுர தாரா தல்லூரி, ஸ்ரீஷா.
Which movie is Maathare from?
The song Maathare is featured in the movie Bigil FIlm.
Who wrote the lyrics for Maathare?
The lyrics for Maathare were written by Vivek with music composed by A. R. Rahman.
Is English translation available for Maathare lyrics?
Yes! Maathare lyrics from Bigil FIlm include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Maathare lyrics?
This song is a powerful anthem for women's empowerment, challenging patriarchal norms and societal expectations. It laments how women are objectified and suppressed, despite calls for equality. The lyrics highlight the hypocrisy where society claims to fight ignorance but instead perpetuates it by harming women. It speaks to the limited freedom women experience, often confined by societal rules, especially after dark, and the superficiality with which men often perceive them, focusing on physical attributes rather than their inner strength and intellect. The song critically examines the traditional notions of masculinity, asserting that true manhood isn't defined by physical traits like a moustache but by how respectfully one treats women. It's a poignant call for dignity, respect, and genuine equality, urging a shift in perspective from objectification to valuing women for their inherent worth. The repeated invocation of "Maathare" (O Woman) serves as a rallying cry, celebrating womanhood while simultaneously protesting the injustices faced by women in a male-dominated world.