Malligai Poovukul Lyrics
From the movie Magane Magane
Malligai Poovukul Song Lyrics is the track from Magane Magane Tamil Film – 1982, Starring Suresh, Manju Bhargavi, Poornima. This song was sung by எஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் மலேசியா வாசுதேவன். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Panchu Arunachalam.
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Malligai poovukkul thoongiya thendralae Vandhu vidu nenju thodu
Naanaana naanaana naanaana naanaana Naanana naa naanana naa
Pakkathil yaaro sorgathin thaero Manmadhanin vaarisu yaar
Naan thaano
Naanaanaa naanaanaa
Malligai poovukkul thoongiya thendralae Vandhu vidu nenju thodu
Malligai poovukkul thoongiya thendralae Vandhu vidu nenju thodu
Poo charam saegarippaen Indru raathiri aadharippaen
Poo charam saegarippaen Indru raathiri aadharippaen
Paadhathu chandhanam thaeindhidum endru Un paadhaiyil poo virippaen
Paadhathu chandhanam thaeindhidum endru Un paadhaiyil poo virippaen
Nandhavanam poothirukka Dhaeva magan thaenedukka
Nandhavanam poothirukka Dhaeva magan thaenedukka
Manmadha velaiyil mannavan enadhu Koondhalukkul meen pidikka
Malligai poovukkul thoongiya thendralae Vandhu vidu nenju thodu
Malligai poovukkul thoongiya thendralae Vandhu vidu nenju thodu
Indraikku pothum vidu Endhan pennmaikku kaaval iru
Indraikku pothum vidu Endhan pennmaikku kaaval iru
Aanandha semmaikkul aaramba pallikkul Ennaiyum saerthu vidu
Aanandha semmaikkul aaramba pallikkul Ennaiyum saerthu vidu
Kannathilae kaadhal macham Kondavalae enna acham
Kannathilae kaadhal macham Kondavalae enna acham
Koochangal etharkku vetkathai naalaikku Othi veithaal inbam micham
Malligai poovukkul thoongiya thendralae Vandhu vidu nenju thodu
Lalala lalala lalalalalala lalala laa lalala laa Pakkathil yaaro sorgathin thaero
Manmadhanin vaarisu yaar
Nee thaanae
Lalalalalalala
Malligai poovukkul thoongiya thendralae Vandhu vidu nenju thodu
Malligai poovukkul thoongiya thendralae Vandhu vidu nenju thodu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Malligai Poovukul," is a classic romantic duet from the 1982 film 'Magane Magane,' beautifully sung by S. Janaki and Malaysia Vasudevan. The lyrics, penned by Panchu Arunachalam, depict a playful and passionate exchange between lovers. The female protagonist initiates the song, likening her beloved to a gentle breeze sleeping within a jasmine flower, inviting him to touch her heart. She expresses her longing and readiness for intimacy, promising to adorn his path with flowers and embrace him.
The male protagonist responds with equally ardent expressions, acknowledging her beauty and desire. He playfully refers to her as a garden in bloom and himself as the divine son coming to collect honey, using metaphors that suggest a deep, sensual connection. The song captures the essence of budding romance, mutual admiration, and the anticipation of physical closeness, with both partners teasing and inviting each other while navigating the delicate balance of desire and modesty. The playful banter about postponing shyness for joy encapsulates the lighthearted yet deeply romantic mood of the song.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Malligai Poovukul?
Malligai Poovukul is sung by எஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் மலேசியா வாசுதேவன்.
Which movie is Malligai Poovukul from?
The song Malligai Poovukul is featured in the movie Magane Magane.
Who wrote the lyrics for Malligai Poovukul?
The lyrics for Malligai Poovukul were written by Panchu Arunachalam with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Malligai Poovukul lyrics?
Yes! Malligai Poovukul lyrics from Magane Magane include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Malligai Poovukul lyrics?
This song, "Malligai Poovukul," is a classic romantic duet from the 1982 film 'Magane Magane,' beautifully sung by S. Janaki and Malaysia Vasudevan. The lyrics, penned by Panchu Arunachalam, depict a playful and passionate exchange between lovers. The female protagonist initiates the song, likening her beloved to a gentle breeze sleeping within a jasmine flower, inviting him to touch her heart. She expresses her longing and readiness for intimacy, promising to adorn his path with flowers and embrace him. The male protagonist responds with equally ardent expressions, acknowledging her beauty and desire. He playfully refers to her as a garden in bloom and himself as the divine son coming to collect honey, using metaphors that suggest a deep, sensual connection. The song captures the essence of budding romance, mutual admiration, and the anticipation of physical closeness, with both partners teasing and inviting each other while navigating the delicate balance of desire and modesty. The playful banter about postponing shyness for joy encapsulates the lighthearted yet deeply romantic mood of the song.
