
Malare Oru Varthai Lyrics
From the movie Poomagal Oorvalam
Malare Oru Varthai Song Lyrics is the track from Poomagal Oorvalam Tamil Film – 1999, Starring Prashanth, Rambha, Rajan P Dev, Radhika Sarathkumar, Vivek, Manivannan, Nizhalgal Ravi, Radha Ravi, Vaiyapuri, Ponvannan. This song was sung by ஹரிஹரன், சித்ரா மற்றும் சுஜாதா. The music was composed by Siva. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Malarae oru vaarthai pesu Ippadikku poongaartu
Malarae oru vaarthai pesu Ippadikku poongaartu
Kaatru vanthu kaadhu kadithum Innum enna mounamo
Modhi vanthu muthamittal Mounam theerumo…
Achcham thaan un aadaiyo Vetkkam thaan mundhaanaiyo
Mounam thaan un veliyo Sempoovae vaa vaa vaa vaa
Vizhiyae oru varthaiyaanal Mozhi enbathu vendamae
Whistling :
Vaarthaiyaadi paartha pothu Kaadhal varavillai
Kaadhal vanthu serntha pothu Vaarthai varavillai
Nangu kangal pesum pothu Thaai mozhikku idamillai
Mounam paadum paadal polae Manathukku sugamillai
Malargalai eripathu muraiyillai Mounathai udaipathu sariyillai
Mounathin osaigal kelamal Vaarthaigal purivathu ezhithillai
Kannil aasai thudikkuthae Anbae anbae
Nenju pidikithu mullai veliyil sollavillai
Vetkka padatha pookkalum Vandugal thodathadi
Mutham tharamal vetkkam Sayam pogathadi
Malarae oru vaarthai pesu Ippadikku poongaartu
Pennidathil ullathellam Pennukku theriyaathu
Orr aanin kaigal theendu mattum Avasiyam puriyaathu
Kaadhal mangai sonna vaarthai Kavithaiyil kidaiyaathu
Ada kaadhalikkum aatkkal polae Kavinjargal kidaiyaathu
Iravilae thaamarai malaraathu Pagalilae alliyum avizhaathu
Idhayappoo eppothu malarum endru Ithuvarai sonnavar kidaiyaathu
Ye raajamohini ramba ramba Un edaikku edai thangam
Tharathudikkum nenjam
Kaigal thodamal kangalal Nenjai pandhaadinaai
Ratham varamaal paarvaiyaal Ennai thundaainaai
Malarae oru vaarthai pesu Ippadikku poongaartu
Malarae oru vaarthai pesu Ippadikku poongaartu
Kaatru vanthu kaadhu kadithum Innum enna mounamo
Modhi vanthu muthamittal Mounam theerumo…
Achcham thaan un aadaiyo Vetkkam thaan mundhaanaiyo
Mounam thaan un veliyo Sempoovae vaa vaa vaa vaa
Malarae oru vaarthai pesu Ippadikku poongaartu
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Malare Oru Varthai" is a quintessential romantic plea, where the male protagonist, personifying himself as the gentle garden breeze, implores his beloved, likened to a beautiful flower, to break her silence and reciprocate his love. He expresses his frustration with her shyness and reticence, questioning if fear or modesty is her barrier. The lyrics beautifully articulate the paradox of love: words fail when love is sought, but when love arrives, words become unnecessary, as silence itself becomes a comforting language between two hearts.
The song delves deeper into the unspoken emotions, suggesting that a woman's true feelings might only awaken with a lover's touch, and that the profound expressions of love often transcend conventional poetry. The lover's impatience and intense desire are palpable as he describes how her gaze has captivated and wounded him, even without physical touch. Ultimately, it's a passionate call for the beloved to shed her inhibitions and embrace the blossoming love, emphasizing that a kiss is needed to melt away her shyness and reveal the depth of her affection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Malare Oru Varthai?
Malare Oru Varthai is sung by ஹரிஹரன், சித்ரா மற்றும் சுஜாதா.
Which movie is Malare Oru Varthai from?
The song Malare Oru Varthai is featured in the movie Poomagal Oorvalam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Malare Oru Varthai?
The lyrics for Malare Oru Varthai were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Siva.
Is English translation available for Malare Oru Varthai lyrics?
Yes! Malare Oru Varthai lyrics from Poomagal Oorvalam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Malare Oru Varthai lyrics?
The song "Malare Oru Varthai" is a quintessential romantic plea, where the male protagonist, personifying himself as the gentle garden breeze, implores his beloved, likened to a beautiful flower, to break her silence and reciprocate his love. He expresses his frustration with her shyness and reticence, questioning if fear or modesty is her barrier. The lyrics beautifully articulate the paradox of love: words fail when love is sought, but when love arrives, words become unnecessary, as silence itself becomes a comforting language between two hearts. The song delves deeper into the unspoken emotions, suggesting that a woman's true feelings might only awaken with a lover's touch, and that the profound expressions of love often transcend conventional poetry. The lover's impatience and intense desire are palpable as he describes how her gaze has captivated and wounded him, even without physical touch. Ultimately, it's a passionate call for the beloved to shed her inhibitions and embrace the blossoming love, emphasizing that a kiss is needed to melt away her shyness and reveal the depth of her affection.


