Malare Malare Lyrics
From the movie Then Nilavu
Malare Malare Song Lyrics is the track from Then Nilavu Tamil Film – 1961, Starring Gemini Ganesan, Vyjayanthimala, K. A. Thangavelu, M. N. Nambiar, M. Saroja, K. Natarajan, Vasanthi, V. Mahalingam, Padmini Priyadarshini. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by A.M. Rajah. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
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Star Cast
Malarae Malarae theriyaadho
Manathin nilaimai puriyaadho Ennai nee arivaai unnai naan ariven
Kaadhalar Unnai kaana vanthaal
Nilaiyai solvaayo en Kadhaiyai solvaayo
Malarae Malarae theriyaadho
Manathin nilaimai puriyaadho Ennai nee arivaai unnai naan ariven
{ Kaatchigal Maarum naadagam polae
Kaalamum maaradho… Kaalamum maaradho } (2)
Kaalangalalae Vaazhkai sellum paadhaiyum
Maaradho… paadhaiyum maaradho
Yaar Maariya pothum
Paavai enthan Idhayam maaradhu
En nilaiyum maaradhu
Malarae Malarae theriyaadho
Manathin nilaimai puriyaadho Ennai nee arivaai unnai naan ariven
{ Kangalil Thondrum kaatchiyil
Ondrai kalandhae Nindrarae… kalandhae nindrarae } (2)
Ninaivugal Thondrum nenjil endrum
{ Niraindhae nindrarae} (2)
Ini Avarudan vaazhvil
Ondru serum thirunaal Vaaraadho en mana
Naal vaaraadho
Malarae Malarae theriyaadho
Manathin nilaimai puriyaadho Ennai nee arivaai unnai naan ariven
Song Meaning & Analysis
This classic Tamil song, "Malare Malare," is a tender and heartfelt expression of a maiden's deep love and longing. She personifies a flower, making it her confidante, asking if it understands the state of her heart and if it would convey her feelings to her beloved. The lyrics beautifully capture the innocence and intensity of first love, where the protagonist's world revolves around her beloved, and she yearns for their union.
The song emphasizes the unwavering nature of her love, stating that even as time and circumstances change like scenes in a play, her heart and her commitment will remain constant. Her beloved is ever-present in her thoughts and visions, filling her heart completely. The repeated plea to the flower underscores her anticipation and hope for the auspicious day when they will unite in marriage, making it a poignant ode to steadfast love and the yearning for a shared future.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Malare Malare?
Malare Malare is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Malare Malare from?
The song Malare Malare is featured in the movie Then Nilavu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Malare Malare?
The lyrics for Malare Malare were written by Kannadasan with music composed by A.M. Rajah.
Is English translation available for Malare Malare lyrics?
Yes! Malare Malare lyrics from Then Nilavu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Malare Malare lyrics?
This classic Tamil song, "Malare Malare," is a tender and heartfelt expression of a maiden's deep love and longing. She personifies a flower, making it her confidante, asking if it understands the state of her heart and if it would convey her feelings to her beloved. The lyrics beautifully capture the innocence and intensity of first love, where the protagonist's world revolves around her beloved, and she yearns for their union. The song emphasizes the unwavering nature of her love, stating that even as time and circumstances change like scenes in a play, her heart and her commitment will remain constant. Her beloved is ever-present in her thoughts and visions, filling her heart completely. The repeated plea to the flower underscores her anticipation and hope for the auspicious day when they will unite in marriage, making it a poignant ode to steadfast love and the yearning for a shared future.
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