Malarum Mangaiyum Oru Lyrics
From the movie Annaiyum Pithavum Tamil
Malarum Mangaiyum Oru Song Lyrics is the track from Annaiyum Pithavum Tamil Tamil Film – 1969. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singer : P. Susheela
Music Director : M. S. Vishwanathan
Lyricist : Kannadasan
Malarum mangaiyum oru jaadhi Than manadhai maraipapdhil sari paadhi
Than aasaiyin kolathai Vanna pookkal yaaridm sollum oooo
Kanni penmai yaaridam sollum
Malarum mangaiyum oru jaadhi Than manadhai maraipapdhil sari paadhi
Than aasaiyin kolathai Vanna pookkal yaaridam sollum oooo
Kanni penmai yaaridam sollum
Neraadum kangal aagaya gangai Poraadum ullam paadhala gangai
Neraadum kangal aagaya gangai Poraadum ullam paadhala gangai
Siragugal illai nan angu sella Siragugal illai naan angu sella
Vaarthaigal illai ennangal solla Vanna pookkal yaaridam sollumo.ooo
Kanni penmai yaaridam sollum
Malarum mangaiyum oru jaadhi Than manadhai maraipapdhil sari paadhi
Than aasaiyin kolathai Vanna pookkal yaaridm sollum oooo
Kanni penmai yaaridam sollum
Kannadi paarthen pen enru kanden Naan kanda pennai nee kaanavillai
Kannadi paarthen pen enru kanden Naan kanda pennai nee kaanavillai
Nee varavendum yen varavillai Nee varavendum yen varavillai
Naan varalaama orukaalum illai Orukaalum illai…oru kaalum illai
Malarum mangaiyum oru jaadhi Than manadhai maraipapdhil sari paadhi
Than aasaiyin kolathai Vanna pookkal yaaridm sollum oooo
Kanni penmai yaaridam sollum
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song beautifully explores the unspoken desires and hidden emotions of a young woman, drawing a poignant parallel between her and a blooming flower. Both are inherently beautiful and full of life, yet both possess a natural inclination to conceal their true feelings and aspirations. The lyrics delve into the internal struggle of a maiden who yearns to express her heart's desires but finds herself without a confidante, much like a flower that cannot articulate its silent longings.
The imagery of 'eyes that bathe (in tears) as the celestial Ganges' and a 'struggling heart as the netherworld Ganges' vividly portrays the depth of her emotional turmoil and inner conflict. She feels trapped, lacking the 'wings' to reach her desires and the 'words' to voice her thoughts. The lines about looking in the mirror and seeing a woman that her beloved doesn't perceive highlight a profound sense of misunderstanding or unrequited love, culminating in a longing for his presence juxtaposed with her inability or refusal to make the first move, emphasizing her vulnerability and the societal constraints she might face.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Malarum Mangaiyum Oru?
Malarum Mangaiyum Oru is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Malarum Mangaiyum Oru from?
The song Malarum Mangaiyum Oru is featured in the movie Annaiyum Pithavum Tamil.
Who wrote the lyrics for Malarum Mangaiyum Oru?
The lyrics for Malarum Mangaiyum Oru were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Malarum Mangaiyum Oru lyrics?
Yes! Malarum Mangaiyum Oru lyrics from Annaiyum Pithavum Tamil include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Malarum Mangaiyum Oru lyrics?
This song beautifully explores the unspoken desires and hidden emotions of a young woman, drawing a poignant parallel between her and a blooming flower. Both are inherently beautiful and full of life, yet both possess a natural inclination to conceal their true feelings and aspirations. The lyrics delve into the internal struggle of a maiden who yearns to express her heart's desires but finds herself without a confidante, much like a flower that cannot articulate its silent longings. The imagery of 'eyes that bathe (in tears) as the celestial Ganges' and a 'struggling heart as the netherworld Ganges' vividly portrays the depth of her emotional turmoil and inner conflict. She feels trapped, lacking the 'wings' to reach her desires and the 'words' to voice her thoughts. The lines about looking in the mirror and seeing a woman that her beloved doesn't perceive highlight a profound sense of misunderstanding or unrequited love, culminating in a longing for his presence juxtaposed with her inability or refusal to make the first move, emphasizing her vulnerability and the societal constraints she might face.
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