Malargal Enge Lyrics
From the movie Sakthi Leelai - 1972
Malargal Enge Song Lyrics is the track from Sakthi Leelai - 1972 Tamil Film – 1972. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by T. K. Ramamoorthy. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Malargal engae kungumam engae Manjal engae thozhi
Manamaganai kaanum munnae Mangalam seiya vaadi
Malargal engae kungumam engae Manjal engae thozhi
Manamaganai kaanum munnae Mangalam seiya vaadi
Mudhalvan enbaar iraivan enbaar Paramasivan enbaar
Mudhalvan enbaar iraivan enbaar Paramasivan enbaar
Avan moondru kannaal ennai kaana Maappillaiyai vandhaar
Moondru kannaal ennai kaana Maappillaiyai vandhaar
Malargal engae kungumam engae Manjal engae thozhi
Manamaganai kaanum munnae Mangalam seiya vaadi
Boomi kaakka nanjai unda Neelakanda devan
Poovai pondra idhazhil konjam Amudhu unna vendum
Boomi kaakka nanjai unda Neelakanda devan
Poovai pondra idhazhil konjam Amudhu unna vendum
Kaamanaiyae theeyilittaan Yogam kaakka vendi
Kaamanaiyae theeyilittaan Yogam kaakka vendi
Avan kaadhal thandha thee anaikka Maappillai aanaanadi
Kaadhal thandha thee anaikka Maappillai aanaanadi
Malargal engae kungumam engae Manjal engae thozhi
Manamaganai kaanum munnae Mangalam seiya vaadi
Manidhar sollum naangu vedham Azhaikkumadi avanai
Mangai sollum vaedham kooda Mayakumadi sivanai
Manidhar sollum naangu vedham Azhaikkumadi avanai
Mangai sollum vaedham kooda Mayakumadi sivanai
Devar soozhndha oorvalathai Naanum kaana vendum…aaaaaa.
Devar soozhndha oorvalathai Naanum kaana vendum
Seval ondru koovum munbae Maalai sooda vendam
Malargal engae kungumam engae Manjal engae thozhi
Manamaganai kaanum munnae Mangalam seiya vaadi
Song Meaning & Analysis
This devotional song, 'Malargal Enge', from the 1972 movie 'Sakthi Leelai', beautifully captures the anticipation and longing of a bride, implicitly Goddess Parvati, as she prepares for her divine wedding to Lord Shiva. The lyrics, penned by Kannadasan, are a conversation with a friend, asking for essential items like flowers, kumkum, and turmeric to perform the auspicious rituals before the groom arrives. The bride expresses her excitement and reverence for her groom, referring to him with various epithets like 'Primeval Lord', 'God', and 'Paramasivan', and marveling at his arrival with his iconic third eye.
The song is rich with mythological references, highlighting Shiva's divine attributes and past deeds. It mentions him as 'Neelakanta' (blue-throated one) who consumed poison to save the world, and the one who burned Kama (the god of love) to protect his asceticism. Yet, paradoxically, he now comes as a groom, driven by the very love he once suppressed. The bride confidently asserts that even her simple 'Veda' (her words of love and devotion) can enchant Shiva, just as the four traditional Vedas do. Her ultimate desire is to witness a grand procession of gods and to be garlanded by her divine consort before the break of dawn, symbolizing the culmination of her devotion and longing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Malargal Enge?
Malargal Enge is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Malargal Enge from?
The song Malargal Enge is featured in the movie Sakthi Leelai - 1972.
Who wrote the lyrics for Malargal Enge?
The lyrics for Malargal Enge were written by Kannadasan with music composed by T. K. Ramamoorthy.
Is English translation available for Malargal Enge lyrics?
Yes! Malargal Enge lyrics from Sakthi Leelai - 1972 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Malargal Enge lyrics?
This devotional song, 'Malargal Enge', from the 1972 movie 'Sakthi Leelai', beautifully captures the anticipation and longing of a bride, implicitly Goddess Parvati, as she prepares for her divine wedding to Lord Shiva. The lyrics, penned by Kannadasan, are a conversation with a friend, asking for essential items like flowers, kumkum, and turmeric to perform the auspicious rituals before the groom arrives. The bride expresses her excitement and reverence for her groom, referring to him with various epithets like 'Primeval Lord', 'God', and 'Paramasivan', and marveling at his arrival with his iconic third eye. The song is rich with mythological references, highlighting Shiva's divine attributes and past deeds. It mentions him as 'Neelakanta' (blue-throated one) who consumed poison to save the world, and the one who burned Kama (the god of love) to protect his asceticism. Yet, paradoxically, he now comes as a groom, driven by the very love he once suppressed. The bride confidently asserts that even her simple 'Veda' (her words of love and devotion) can enchant Shiva, just as the four traditional Vedas do. Her ultimate desire is to witness a grand procession of gods and to be garlanded by her divine consort before the break of dawn, symbolizing the culmination of her devotion and longing.
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