Madharin Kungumam Cover Art

Madharin Kungumam Lyrics

From the movie Aayiram Kannudayaal

Madharin Kungumam Song Lyrics is the track from Aayiram Kannudayaal Tamil Film – 1986, Starring Padmini, Jeevitha, Prabha, Shalini, Rajeev, M. N. Nambiar, V. K. Ramasamy, Senthil, Loose Mohan, Heran Ramasamy. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெயராம். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Muthulingam.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

SG
Music DirectorShankar Ganesh
M
LyricistMuthulingam

Singers

வஜ
Singerவாணி ஜெயராம்

Star Cast

Padmini
ActorPadmini
Prabha
ActorPrabha

Maadharin kungumam kaaththidum Devi naan naageshwari
Naadhanaam eesanin maeniyil Aadidum naanae eshwari

Maadharin kungumam kaaththidum Devi naan naageshwari
Naadhanaam eesanin maeniyil Aadidum naanae eshwari

Kobam konda naagam Indru kaalam kandu kaaththirunthu
Seeri varum vanjam theerkkumae

Theeya nanju konda pothum Thooimaiyaaga vaazhpavarkku
Vanthu serum maanikkamae

Aasaigalai sattaiyendrae En polavae nee neekkidalaam
Parameshwari thirisoolamae En maeniyil nee paarththidalaam

Maadharin kungumam kaaththidum Devi naan naageshwari
Naadhanaam eesanin maeniyil Aadidum naanae eshwari

Manitha vadivil naagam palavum Veliyil ulavuthae
Kodiya naagam endru emmai Ulagam igazhuthae

Manitha vadivil naagam palavum Veliyil ulavuthae
Kodiya naagam endru emmai Ulagam igazhuthae

Puttrukkul maranthathaal Samainthaval ena sollum
Samayapura maariyum naanae Kumabaththil naagamaai kurumunivan yaenthidum
Karumaari annaiyum naanae

Paramanin aabaranam paranthaamanin manam Paarvathiyin ganganamum naanae
Urumaariyae devi avadharamaai vantha Naageshwari endrum naanae
Naageshwari endrum naanae Naageshwari endrum naanae

Song Meaning & Analysis

The song is a powerful devotional piece from the perspective of Naageshwari, a serpent goddess, often associated with divine protection and fierce justice. She identifies herself as the protector of women's 'kungumam' (vermillion, a symbol of marital bliss and auspiciousness), and as Eshwari, dancing on Lord Shiva's body. The lyrics convey her dual nature: a vengeful serpent waiting for its time to strike against injustice, yet a precious gem for the pure-hearted. This highlights the idea that divine power, though formidable, serves justice and protects the righteous.

The song also touches upon societal hypocrisy, where humans, despite their serpentine nature (deceit, malice), condemn the actual serpent. Naageshwari asserts her divine origins, linking herself to various powerful goddesses like Samayapura Maari and Karumaari, and identifying as the adornment of Shiva, the bed of Vishnu, and the bangle of Parvati. This emphasizes her omnipresence and supreme power, asserting her identity as the ultimate transformed Devi avatar, Naageshwari, who embodies both fierce protection and divine grace.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Madharin Kungumam?

Madharin Kungumam is sung by வாணி ஜெயராம்.

Which movie is Madharin Kungumam from?

The song Madharin Kungumam is featured in the movie Aayiram Kannudayaal.

Who wrote the lyrics for Madharin Kungumam?

The lyrics for Madharin Kungumam were written by Muthulingam with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.

Is English translation available for Madharin Kungumam lyrics?

Yes! Madharin Kungumam lyrics from Aayiram Kannudayaal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Madharin Kungumam lyrics?

The song is a powerful devotional piece from the perspective of Naageshwari, a serpent goddess, often associated with divine protection and fierce justice. She identifies herself as the protector of women's 'kungumam' (vermillion, a symbol of marital bliss and auspiciousness), and as Eshwari, dancing on Lord Shiva's body. The lyrics convey her dual nature: a vengeful serpent waiting for its time to strike against injustice, yet a precious gem for the pure-hearted. This highlights the idea that divine power, though formidable, serves justice and protects the righteous. The song also touches upon societal hypocrisy, where humans, despite their serpentine nature (deceit, malice), condemn the actual serpent. Naageshwari asserts her divine origins, linking herself to various powerful goddesses like Samayapura Maari and Karumaari, and identifying as the adornment of Shiva, the bed of Vishnu, and the bangle of Parvati. This emphasizes her omnipresence and supreme power, asserting her identity as the ultimate transformed Devi avatar, Naageshwari, who embodies both fierce protection and divine grace.

Song Details

Song NameMadharin Kungumam
Singersவாணி ஜெயராம்
LyricistMuthulingam
LanguageTamil

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