Malaiyoram Maanguruvi Lyrics
From the movie Enga Thambi
Malaiyoram Maanguruvi Song Lyrics is the track from Enga Thambi Tamil Film – 1993, Starring Prashanth, Subhashri, Lakshmi, Nagesh, Nassar, Chinni Jayanth, Thiyagu, Madhan Bob, Kullamani, V. S. Raghavan. This song was sung by மின்மினி மற்றும் மனோ. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Muthulingam.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Malaiyoram maanguruvi Maavilaiyl paattezhudhi paadudhadi
Magaraani un varavai Raa pagalaa em manasu thaedudhadi
Mana melam kaadhil ketkudhaa Manasodu thaenai vaarkkudhaa
Malaiyoram maanguruvi Maavilaiyl paattezhudhi paadudhaiyaa
Magaraasan un varavai Raa pagalaa em manasu thaedudhaiyaa
Poongaathu veesudhu Anala poosudhu
Pon maanae pakkathilae Konjam vaammaa
Thaangaadha aasaiyil Thavikkum velaiyil
Thaalaattu paadi Konjam konjalaamaa
Selai kattum nandhavanam Neeyaa
Sembaruthi poovukku nee Thaayaa
Kannukkullae kaadhal enum Theeyaa
Chinna idai thaeivadhenna noiyaa
Katti anaichaa Mutham padhichaa
Noi muzhukka theerndhu vidum Vaammaa hoi…
Malaiyoram maanguruvi Maavilaiyl paattezhudhi paadudhaiyaa
Magaraasan un varavai Raa pagalaa em manasu thaedudhaiyaa
Mana melam kaadhil ketkudhaa Manasodu thaenai vaarkkudhaa
Malaiyoram maanguruvi Maavilaiyl paattezhudhi paadudhadi
Magaraani un varavai Raa pagalaa em manasu thaedudhadi
Kalyaana maappilae Enai nee paakkalae
Kan moodi Naanathilae nikkalaamaa
Oorengum thoranam Nadakkum ooravalam
Unnoda kannathilae vaikkalaamaa
Andhiyilae sandhanatha Poosa
Aasaigalai kangalilae pesa
Saelaiyilae nee visiri Veesa
Kaalaiyilae paartha kannu Koosa
Enna sugamo eppa varumo Ennennavo pannudhaiyaa aasai ho…
Malaiyoram maanguruvi Maavilaiyl paattezhudhi paadudhadi
Magaraasan un varavai Raa pagalaa em manasu thaedudhaiyaa
Mana melam kaadhil ketkudhaa Manasodu thaenai vaarkkudhaa
Malaiyoram maanguruvi Maavilaiyl paattezhudhi paadudhaiyaa
Magaraani un varavai Raa pagalaa yem manasu thaedudhadi
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a classic romantic duet from the 90s, filled with longing and playful anticipation between lovers. The lyrics use nature imagery, like the 'mango cuckoo' singing on the hillside, to symbolize the lovers' hearts expressing their deep affection and yearning for each other's presence. The recurring theme is the incessant search for the beloved, day and night, and the sweet expectation of their union, hinted at by the 'wedding drums.'
The male expresses his intense desire, comparing his beloved to a 'garden of paradise' and asking her to come closer to alleviate his 'unbearable desire.' He playfully suggests that a hug and a kiss would cure any ailment. The female reciprocates this longing, teasing her 'wedding groom' for not looking at her and expressing her eagerness for intimacy, speaking of applying sandalwood and sharing desires through glances, culminating in a dazzling morning after. The song beautifully captures the essence of budding romance, mutual admiration, and the sweet impatience for togetherness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Malaiyoram Maanguruvi?
Malaiyoram Maanguruvi is sung by மின்மினி மற்றும் மனோ.
Which movie is Malaiyoram Maanguruvi from?
The song Malaiyoram Maanguruvi is featured in the movie Enga Thambi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Malaiyoram Maanguruvi?
The lyrics for Malaiyoram Maanguruvi were written by Muthulingam with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Malaiyoram Maanguruvi lyrics?
Yes! Malaiyoram Maanguruvi lyrics from Enga Thambi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Malaiyoram Maanguruvi lyrics?
This song is a classic romantic duet from the 90s, filled with longing and playful anticipation between lovers. The lyrics use nature imagery, like the 'mango cuckoo' singing on the hillside, to symbolize the lovers' hearts expressing their deep affection and yearning for each other's presence. The recurring theme is the incessant search for the beloved, day and night, and the sweet expectation of their union, hinted at by the 'wedding drums.' The male expresses his intense desire, comparing his beloved to a 'garden of paradise' and asking her to come closer to alleviate his 'unbearable desire.' He playfully suggests that a hug and a kiss would cure any ailment. The female reciprocates this longing, teasing her 'wedding groom' for not looking at her and expressing her eagerness for intimacy, speaking of applying sandalwood and sharing desires through glances, culminating in a dazzling morning after. The song beautifully captures the essence of budding romance, mutual admiration, and the sweet impatience for togetherness.
