
Madura Kulunga Kulunga Lyrics
From the movie Subramaniyapuram
Madura Kulunga Kulunga Song Lyrics is the track from Subramaniyapuram Tamil Film – 2008, Starring Jai Sampath, Swathi Reddy, M. Sasikumar, Ganja Karuppu, Samuthirakani, Maari, Vichithran, Sithan Mohan, Ilaikkadai Murugan, Rail Ravi. This song was sung by வேல்முருகன். The music was composed by James Vasanthan. Lyrics works penned by Yugabharathi.
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Kallu malamela kallurutti Andha kallukkum kallukkum anaipottu
Madurai gopuram theriya kattiee…ee Namma mannavaru vaaradha paarungadi
Madura kulunga kulunga Nee naiyaandi paatu paadu
Puzhuthi parakka parakka Nee podatha aatam podu
Intha mannu manakkura Malligai poo
Namma manasa eduthu chollum Vanthu ninnu rasikkira ooru sanam
Intha thera izhuthu chellum
Male & Chorus : Madura kulunga kulunga Nee naiyaandi paatu paadu
Puzhuthi parakka parakka Nee podatha aatam podu
Male & Chorus : Intha mannu manakkura Malligai poo
Namma manasa eduthu chollum Vanthu ninnu rasikkira ooru sanam
Intha thera izhuthu chellum
Vanthaarai vaazha vecha ooru Puyal vanthaalum asaiyaathu paaru
Enga thennaatu singam vanthu Munnettri kondu vantha
Ponnana kadhai undu kelu
Male & Chorus : Annae Vanthaarai vaazha vecha ooru
Puyal vanthaalum asaiyaathu paaru Enga thennaatu singam vanthu
Munnettri kondu vantha Ponnana kadhai undu kelu
Annae Ponnana kadhai undu kelu
Male & Chorus : {Ooru mazhinthidanum
Naadu sezhithidanum Saamiya kumbittuko
Bhoomi velaiyum appo} (2)
Koyil kulam thaan Ooruku azhaghu
Koyil illaa oora vilakku
Male & Chorus : Koyil kulam thaan Ooruku azhaghu
Koyil illaa oora vilakku
Male & Chorus : Intha mannu manakkura Malligai poo
Namma manasa eduthu chollum Vanthu ninnu rasikkira ooru sanam
Intha thera izhuthu chellum
Thannae nannae naanae Thana naanae nannae naanae
Thannae nannae naane Thana naanae nannae naanae
Thannae nannae naanae Thana naanae nannae naanae
Thannae nannae naanae Thana naanae nannae naanae
Amma veeramaakaali Enga azhaghu veeramaakaali
Amma veeramaakaali Enga azhaghu veeramaakaali
Aval aanandhamaai kovil kondaal Annai veeramaakaali
Thannae nannae naanae Thana naanae nannae naanae
Thannae nannae naanae Thana naanae nannae naanae
Subramaniyapuram kaathavalae Enga veeramaakaali
Subramaniyapuram kaathavalae Indha veeramaakaali
Andha sundarrajan thangai ava Amma veeramaakaali
Andha sundarrajan thangai ava Amma veeramaakaali
Thannae nannae naanae Thana naanae nannae naanae
Thannae nannae naanae Thana naanae nannae naanae
Male & Chorus : Intha mannu manakkura
Malligai poo Namma manasa eduthu chollum
Vanthu ninnu rasikkira ooru sanam Intha thera izhuthu chellum
Male & Chorus : Madura kulunga kulunga
Nee naiyaandi paattu paadu Puzhuthi parakka parakka
Nee podatha aatam podu
Male & Chorus : Intha mannu manakkura
Malligai poo Namma manasa eduthu chollum
Vanthu ninnu rasikkira ooru sanam Intha thera izhuthu chellum
Male & Chorus : Thanna thanthanae thanthanae thaanananae
Thannae thanthanae thaanananae Thanna thanthanae thanthanae thaanananae
Thannae thanthanae thaanananae Thanthanae thaanananae
Thanthanae thaanananae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a vibrant folk celebration of Madurai, its rich culture, and the indomitable spirit of its people. It paints a vivid picture of the city's grandeur, referencing the iconic Madurai Gopuram and the arrival of a revered king, setting a festive and welcoming tone. The lyrics encourage lively Nayaandi music and uninhibited dancing, symbolizing the joyous and energetic atmosphere of the region. It also highlights Madurai's reputation as a place that embraces and fosters prosperity for all who come, standing resilient against any challenges.
Beyond the festive surface, the song delves into deeper themes of community, devotion, and connection to the land. The fragrant jasmine flowers are depicted as messengers of the people's hearts, while the collective effort of pulling a chariot signifies unity and shared purpose. The invocation of local deities like Veeramakaali, who protects Subramaniyapuram, underscores the spiritual foundation of the community and their belief in divine blessings for prosperity. Overall, the song is a powerful ode to Madurai's heritage, its welcoming nature, and the enduring faith and camaraderie of its inhabitants.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Madura Kulunga Kulunga?
Madura Kulunga Kulunga is sung by வேல்முருகன்.
Which movie is Madura Kulunga Kulunga from?
The song Madura Kulunga Kulunga is featured in the movie Subramaniyapuram.
Who wrote the lyrics for Madura Kulunga Kulunga?
The lyrics for Madura Kulunga Kulunga were written by Yugabharathi with music composed by James Vasanthan.
Is English translation available for Madura Kulunga Kulunga lyrics?
Yes! Madura Kulunga Kulunga lyrics from Subramaniyapuram include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Madura Kulunga Kulunga lyrics?
This song is a vibrant folk celebration of Madurai, its rich culture, and the indomitable spirit of its people. It paints a vivid picture of the city's grandeur, referencing the iconic Madurai Gopuram and the arrival of a revered king, setting a festive and welcoming tone. The lyrics encourage lively Nayaandi music and uninhibited dancing, symbolizing the joyous and energetic atmosphere of the region. It also highlights Madurai's reputation as a place that embraces and fosters prosperity for all who come, standing resilient against any challenges. Beyond the festive surface, the song delves into deeper themes of community, devotion, and connection to the land. The fragrant jasmine flowers are depicted as messengers of the people's hearts, while the collective effort of pulling a chariot signifies unity and shared purpose. The invocation of local deities like Veeramakaali, who protects Subramaniyapuram, underscores the spiritual foundation of the community and their belief in divine blessings for prosperity. Overall, the song is a powerful ode to Madurai's heritage, its welcoming nature, and the enduring faith and camaraderie of its inhabitants.


