Maman Manmathanthan Lyrics
From the movie Mull Illatha Roja
Maman Manmathanthan Song Lyrics is the track from Mull Illatha Roja Tamil Film – 1982. This song was sung by பி. எஸ். சசிரேகா மற்றும் ஜி. கே. பாலசுப்ரமனியம். The music was composed by Murali Raj.
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Ohohoohoi hohoiyaa…(2)
Maaman manmadhan thaan Maapilla sammadham thaan
Maaman manmadhan thaan Maapilla sammadham thaan
Kottu melathoda kattikadi thaali Ettu ooru aalu koottam koodum kelu
Kottu melathoda kattikadi thaali Ettu ooru aalu koottam koodum kelu
Vaai thirandhu pesaadhu saadhu Nee vaai kizhiya kathinaalum ketkaadhu
Porumaiyila ivar erumaiyadi Podhi podhiyaai sumapadhilae
Kazhudhaiyadi kudhiraiyadi
Ponaa varadhu idhu thaandi Ponammaa kannammaa
Ennammaa sollammaa Ivar unakku thagundha jodi
Indha uravai thedi vaadi
Maaman manmadhan thaan Maapilla sammadham thaan
Kottu melathodu katta poren thaali Ettu ooru aalu koodam koodum kelu
Maaman manmadhan thaan Maapilla sammadham thaan
Maaman manmadhan thaan Maapilla sammadham thaan
Kottu melathodu katta poren thaali Ettu ooru aalu koodam koodum kelu
Kottu melathodu katta poren thaali Ettu ooru aalu koodam koodum kelu
Kakkaingalae kathunga ketppom En kaadaingalae suthunga paappom
Kakkaingalae kathunga ketppom En kaadaingalae suthunga paappom
Kozhigalae potta kozhigalae Kulathai suthum vaaathukalae
Kokkugalae makkugalae Kottaanga kottangal neenga
Ponammaa kannammaa Ennammaa sollammaa
Nee unakku thagundha jodi Unna yethukkiren vaadi
Maaman manmadhan thaan Maapilla sammadham thaan
Kottu melathodu katta poren thaali Ettu ooru aalu koodam koodum kelu
Kottu melathodu katta poren thaali Ettu ooru aalu koodam koodum kelu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a lively and celebratory wedding song, likely sung from the perspective of friends or family members teasing the bride and groom. The initial verses praise the groom, playfully calling him "Manmatha" (the god of love) and highlighting his patience and hardworking nature, comparing him to a buffalo, donkey, and horse. There's a humorous undertone as they suggest he might be a bit stubborn or quiet, but ultimately he's deemed a suitable match for the bride. The song encourages the bride to accept this union, emphasizing its importance and the festive atmosphere of the wedding.
As the song progresses, the groom also expresses his consent and eagerness to marry, declaring he will tie the thali amidst the joyous sounds of drums and the gathering of many villagers. The lyrics then take a whimsical turn, inviting various birds and animals – crows, quails, hens, ducks, storks, and even owls – to witness and participate in the celebration, adding to the folk and rustic charm of the wedding. The groom reaffirms his acceptance of the bride, making it a mutual declaration of love and commitment, all set against a backdrop of traditional wedding festivities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Maman Manmathanthan?
Maman Manmathanthan is sung by பி. எஸ். சசிரேகா மற்றும் ஜி. கே. பாலசுப்ரமனியம்.
Which movie is Maman Manmathanthan from?
The song Maman Manmathanthan is featured in the movie Mull Illatha Roja.
Who wrote the lyrics for Maman Manmathanthan?
The lyrics for Maman Manmathanthan were written by Unknown with music composed by Murali Raj.
Is English translation available for Maman Manmathanthan lyrics?
Yes! Maman Manmathanthan lyrics from Mull Illatha Roja include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Maman Manmathanthan lyrics?
This song is a lively and celebratory wedding song, likely sung from the perspective of friends or family members teasing the bride and groom. The initial verses praise the groom, playfully calling him "Manmatha" (the god of love) and highlighting his patience and hardworking nature, comparing him to a buffalo, donkey, and horse. There's a humorous undertone as they suggest he might be a bit stubborn or quiet, but ultimately he's deemed a suitable match for the bride. The song encourages the bride to accept this union, emphasizing its importance and the festive atmosphere of the wedding. As the song progresses, the groom also expresses his consent and eagerness to marry, declaring he will tie the thali amidst the joyous sounds of drums and the gathering of many villagers. The lyrics then take a whimsical turn, inviting various birds and animals – crows, quails, hens, ducks, storks, and even owls – to witness and participate in the celebration, adding to the folk and rustic charm of the wedding. The groom reaffirms his acceptance of the bride, making it a mutual declaration of love and commitment, all set against a backdrop of traditional wedding festivities.
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