
Malaraadha Malarellaam Lyrics
From the movie Deivame Thunai
Malaraadha Malarellaam Song Lyrics is the track from Deivame Thunai Tamil Film – 1959. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by S. M. Subbaiah Naidu. Lyrics works penned by Ka. Mu. Sheriff.
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Aaaaaaaaaa Aaaaaahaahaaaaaaaa
Malaratha malarellaam malaravae
Malaratha malarellaam malaravae
magizhatha manamellam magilazhavae…ae…ae…
Nilavodu thaaragaiyum vaazhththavae
Nilavodu thaaragaiyum vaazhththavae
Niththilam pol vanthuthiththaai mainthanae
Niththilam pol vanthuthiththaai mainthanae
Malaratha malarellaam malaravae
Kaniyoorum paalan mugam polave Kaanugindra vennilavae unnaiyae
Kaanugindra vennilavae unnaiyae Inithaaga ondru ketpean kooruvaai
Ivanai pola mazhalai pesa theriyumaa…aa… Ivanai pola mazhalai pesa theriyumaa…aa…
Malaratha malarellaam malaravae
Inba manam veesugindra thendralae…ae… Inba manam veesugindra thendralae…ae…
Ezhilodu pooththirukkum malargalae Ezhilodu pooththirukkum malargalae
Anbaana thanthai ivar polavae Agilaththil veru engum undumaa…aa
Malaratha malarellaam malaravae
Annai pola anbu konda naayagi Aaaaaaaaaaaaa…aa
Annai pola anbu konda naayagi Adiyaal pol pani puriyum penmanai
Unnai pola vaiyagaththila undumaa…aa Ennai pola paakkiyasaali yaarammaa
Malaratha malarellaam malaravae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Malaraadha Malarellaam', is a heartfelt celebration of new parenthood, expressing immense joy and gratitude upon the arrival of a child. The lyrics beautifully compare the child's birth to the blooming of unbloomed flowers and the rejoicing of joyless hearts, signifying the profound happiness and completeness the baby brings into the parents' lives. The parents address nature – the moon, stars, breeze, and flowers – inviting them to witness and bless their precious son, whom they describe as a pearl.
The song further delves into the parents' adoration for each other, with one parent praising the other's unparalleled love and dedication. The father, for instance, is lauded for his unique affection, while the mother is celebrated for her motherly love and devoted service. This interplay highlights the strong bond and mutual appreciation within the family, all centered around the miraculous new life. It's a tender ode to family, love, and the pure bliss of welcoming a child.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Malaraadha Malarellaam?
Malaraadha Malarellaam is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Malaraadha Malarellaam from?
The song Malaraadha Malarellaam is featured in the movie Deivame Thunai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Malaraadha Malarellaam?
The lyrics for Malaraadha Malarellaam were written by Ka. Mu. Sheriff with music composed by S. M. Subbaiah Naidu.
Is English translation available for Malaraadha Malarellaam lyrics?
Yes! Malaraadha Malarellaam lyrics from Deivame Thunai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Malaraadha Malarellaam lyrics?
This song, 'Malaraadha Malarellaam', is a heartfelt celebration of new parenthood, expressing immense joy and gratitude upon the arrival of a child. The lyrics beautifully compare the child's birth to the blooming of unbloomed flowers and the rejoicing of joyless hearts, signifying the profound happiness and completeness the baby brings into the parents' lives. The parents address nature – the moon, stars, breeze, and flowers – inviting them to witness and bless their precious son, whom they describe as a pearl. The song further delves into the parents' adoration for each other, with one parent praising the other's unparalleled love and dedication. The father, for instance, is lauded for his unique affection, while the mother is celebrated for her motherly love and devoted service. This interplay highlights the strong bond and mutual appreciation within the family, all centered around the miraculous new life. It's a tender ode to family, love, and the pure bliss of welcoming a child.



