
Malarodu Vilaiyadum (Sad) Lyrics
From the movie Deiva Balam
Malarodu Vilaiyadum (Sad) Song Lyrics is the track from Deiva Balam Tamil Film – 1959. This song was sung by பி. பி. ஸ்ரீநிவாஸ் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி. The music was composed by G. Aswathama. Lyrics works penned by A. Maruthakasi.
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Singers : P. B. Srinivas and S. Janaki
Malarodu vilaiyaadum thendralae vaaraai Malarodu vilaiyaadum thendralae vaaraai
Nilai maariyindru vaazhnthum Vaazhaa en mugam paaraai
En kathaiyai nee kelaai
Malarodu vilaiyaadum thendralae vaaraai
Vaan mazhai kaanaa payir polae Vaadugindraenae innaalae
Kaanbathu ellaam kanneerthaan Idhai kandum avaridam solvaayo
Malarodu vilaiyaadum thendralae vaaraai
Malarodu vilaiyaadum thendralae vaaraai
Maaraatha kadhal ninaivil vaadum
Ennaiyae paaraai en vaarththaiyai kelaai
Malarodu vilaiyaadum thendralae vaaraai
Mangai Engo irunthaalum Vaazhugindraalae en manathil
Anbe endrum azhiyaathu Adaiyum jeyamena sollaayo
Malarodu vilaiyaadum thendralae vaaraai…
Song Meaning & Analysis
This poignant song, 'Malarodu Vilaiyadum (Sad)', is a heartfelt lament from separated lovers, each addressing the gentle breeze as a messenger of their sorrow and enduring affection. The male voice expresses profound despair, likening himself to a parched crop withering without rain, his life devoid of true joy. He implores the breeze to witness his tears and convey his suffering to his beloved, highlighting the depth of his longing and the pain of their separation.
The female voice, in turn, reaffirms her unwavering love, stating that despite the distance, her beloved lives eternally in her heart. She asserts the indestructible nature of true love and expresses a hopeful conviction that their love will ultimately triumph over adversity. Both voices use the breeze as a confidant and a conduit for their emotions, underscoring the theme of enduring love and the yearning for reunion amidst the anguish of separation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Malarodu Vilaiyadum (Sad)?
Malarodu Vilaiyadum (Sad) is sung by பி. பி. ஸ்ரீநிவாஸ் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி.
Which movie is Malarodu Vilaiyadum (Sad) from?
The song Malarodu Vilaiyadum (Sad) is featured in the movie Deiva Balam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Malarodu Vilaiyadum (Sad)?
The lyrics for Malarodu Vilaiyadum (Sad) were written by A. Maruthakasi with music composed by G. Aswathama.
Is English translation available for Malarodu Vilaiyadum (Sad) lyrics?
Yes! Malarodu Vilaiyadum (Sad) lyrics from Deiva Balam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Malarodu Vilaiyadum (Sad) lyrics?
This poignant song, 'Malarodu Vilaiyadum (Sad)', is a heartfelt lament from separated lovers, each addressing the gentle breeze as a messenger of their sorrow and enduring affection. The male voice expresses profound despair, likening himself to a parched crop withering without rain, his life devoid of true joy. He implores the breeze to witness his tears and convey his suffering to his beloved, highlighting the depth of his longing and the pain of their separation. The female voice, in turn, reaffirms her unwavering love, stating that despite the distance, her beloved lives eternally in her heart. She asserts the indestructible nature of true love and expresses a hopeful conviction that their love will ultimately triumph over adversity. Both voices use the breeze as a confidant and a conduit for their emotions, underscoring the theme of enduring love and the yearning for reunion amidst the anguish of separation.
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