Madhuvile Pazhaiyadhu Lyrics
From the movie Enga Pattan Sothu
Madhuvile Pazhaiyadhu Song Lyrics is the track from Enga Pattan Sothu Tamil Film – 1975, Starring Jaishankar, Sivakumar, Rajakokila, S. A. Asokan, Thengai Srinivasan, A. Karunanidhi, Karan, CID Sakunthala. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெய்ராம். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Madhvilae pazhaiyathu mangaiyil pudhiyathu
Madhvilae pazhaiyathu mangaiyil pudhiyathu
Indru naan tharuvathu endrumae iniyathu
Indru naan tharuvathu endrumae iniyathu
Madhvilae pazhaiyathu mangaiyil pudhiyathu
Anthiyilae oru maaligai Manjaththil malligai malaraada
Azhagiya kinnaththil palavagai Madhurasam anantha kavipaada
Anthiyilae oru maaligai Manjaththil malligai malaraada
Azhagiya kinnaththil palavagai Madhurasam anantha kavipaada
Chandhiran oliyil mangaiyin maeni Thalathala vendraada
Thaavi vizhunthoru kaaviyam seivom Aavi kalanthaada
Chandhiran oliyil mangaiyin maeni Thalathala vendraada
Thaavi vizhunthoru kaaviyam seivom Aavi kalanthaada
Madhvilae pazhaiyathu mangaiyil pudhiyathu
Indru naan tharuvathu endrumae iniyathu
Indru naan tharuvathu endrumae iniyathu
Paraseegamennum naattil vaaznthathoru Paadum paravai andro…oo…oo…
Paththi pengalthanai suttri vaiththu Vilaiyaadum paravai androoo…oo…
Paraseegamennum naattil vaaznthathoru Paadum paravai andro…oo…oo…
Paththi pengalthanai suttri vaiththu Vilaiyaadum paravai androoo…oo…
Kadhal illaiyenil Vaazhvil yaedhu sugam
Kaanum aasai undo Kannum kannum oru pennum
Ullavarai veru ennam undo
Madhvilae pazhaiyathu mangaiyil pudhiyathu
Thoorigaiyai aadavittu mael vizhunthu
Moochu vittu naal muzhuthum aadi varalaam
Nooru vargai aana pinnum veru vagai
Vendumendru devanukku dhoothu vidalaam
Paalirukkum maeni idhu
Panju padumpaadu pada panthu vilaiyaadi vidalaam
Paalirukkum maeni idhu
Panju padumpaadu pada panthu vilaiyaadi vidalaam
Paadhi varai solli vittaen meedhiyai
Kaanbatharkku palliyarai sendru vidalaam
Madhvilae pazhaiyathu mangaiyil pudhiyathu
Indru naan tharuvathu endrumae iniyathu
Indru naan tharuvathu endrumae iniyathu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a passionate ode to the intoxicating nature of new love and physical intimacy, comparing it to the timeless pleasure of wine but asserting its unique, fresh sweetness. The lyrics celebrate the joy and sensuality found in a romantic encounter, painting vivid scenes of a moonlit evening in a palace, where jasmine flowers and sweet wine set the stage for an intimate union. The song suggests that true happiness and desire stem from love and the presence of a beloved.
The lyricist, Kannadasan, cleverly references Persian poets (like Omar Khayyam) known for their hedonistic verses about wine, women, and song, implying a similar celebration of life's pleasures. The song progresses from poetic imagery to more direct expressions of desire, culminating in an invitation to explore the depths of passion. It's a bold and sensual declaration that love, especially new love, offers an unparalleled and eternal sweetness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Madhuvile Pazhaiyadhu?
Madhuvile Pazhaiyadhu is sung by வாணி ஜெய்ராம்.
Which movie is Madhuvile Pazhaiyadhu from?
The song Madhuvile Pazhaiyadhu is featured in the movie Enga Pattan Sothu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Madhuvile Pazhaiyadhu?
The lyrics for Madhuvile Pazhaiyadhu were written by Kannadasan with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Madhuvile Pazhaiyadhu lyrics?
Yes! Madhuvile Pazhaiyadhu lyrics from Enga Pattan Sothu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Madhuvile Pazhaiyadhu lyrics?
This song is a passionate ode to the intoxicating nature of new love and physical intimacy, comparing it to the timeless pleasure of wine but asserting its unique, fresh sweetness. The lyrics celebrate the joy and sensuality found in a romantic encounter, painting vivid scenes of a moonlit evening in a palace, where jasmine flowers and sweet wine set the stage for an intimate union. The song suggests that true happiness and desire stem from love and the presence of a beloved. The lyricist, Kannadasan, cleverly references Persian poets (like Omar Khayyam) known for their hedonistic verses about wine, women, and song, implying a similar celebration of life's pleasures. The song progresses from poetic imagery to more direct expressions of desire, culminating in an invitation to explore the depths of passion. It's a bold and sensual declaration that love, especially new love, offers an unparalleled and eternal sweetness.
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