Mana Mohana Lyrics
From the movie Jodhaa Akbar
Mana Mohana Song Lyrics is the track from Jodhaa Akbar Tamil Film – 2008. This song was sung by சாதனா சர்கம். The music was composed by A.R. Rahman. Lyrics works penned by Lyricist Not Known.
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Mana moganaaaaaa Mana moganaaaaaaa
En uyir kannaaaaahaa… Kaarmugil vanna vaaraiyoo
Kodhaiyin kuralai kelaaiyoo
Vidaipetru vaaraai Kaasi madhura
Vidai solla vaaraai Vaazhkkai pudhiraa
Neeyindri suyam varamaa Kaarmugil vannaa vaaraaiyoo
Kannaa… kodhaiyin kuralai kelaaiyoo
Dhuvaaraganae irulum oliyum Iruvizhi arughae thuraththidudhae
Irudhayaththil thunaiyaaga Nee irukka maattaayaa
Iru vazhigal sandhikkum idathil Kaalgal rendum kulambidudhae
En paadhai solvaayaa
Devakiyin nadhalaalaa Dhisai edhu solvaayaa
Brindhaavana nandhakumaaraa Sagiyin vendudhal arivaayaa
Neengaamal varuvaayaa Nagam pola pirivaayaa
Navanidhaa murali manogaraa Nangaiyin manadhai purivaaya
Purakkanithae selvaayaa
Ensogangal theerpaayaa Nee raagangal theerppaayaa
Mana moganaaaaaa Mana moganaaaaaaa
Mana moganaaaaaa Mana moganaaaaaaa
En uyir kannaaaaahaa… Kaarmugil vanna vaaraiyoo
Kodhaiyin kuralai kelaaiyoo
Purushothamanae un udhattil Pullaanguzhalaai thavalvenaa
Un suvaasa kaatraagi Uyir petru vaazhvenaa
Paarththibanae un paarvaiyilae Paarkadal amudham peruvenaa
Pasi thagam marapenna Gokula thootathilae
Gopiyar aavenaa…
Vaazhkkai ennum Kadalil thinamum
Valiyin melae alai adikka Idhayam ennum padagu adhil
Thadumaari modhidudhae
Thooyavanae thuduppugal pottu Karaiyinil ettrividuvaaiyaa
Nadukkadalil viduvaayaa Vaseegaraa mannavanae
En vedhanai theeraayoo
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a heartfelt devotional plea, likely from a devotee (or in the context of Jodhaa Akbar, perhaps Jodhaa herself, expressing her devotion to Krishna) to Lord Krishna. The lyrics are imbued with deep longing, confusion, and a desperate yearning for divine intervention and guidance. The singer addresses Krishna with various epithets like "Mind-enchanting one," "Cloud-hued one," "Dwarkanath," and "Purushottama," highlighting his divine attributes and her profound reverence. She expresses her emotional turmoil, feeling lost at crossroads, and seeks Krishna's presence as a companion and guide to navigate life's puzzles and sorrows.
The song beautifully uses metaphors to convey the depth of her devotion and suffering. She wishes to become one with Krishna, like a flute on his lips or his very breath, signifying complete surrender and union. The imagery of life as a turbulent ocean where her heart, a boat, is tossed by waves, powerfully illustrates her helplessness and her plea for Krishna, the "Pure one," to rescue her and lead her to safety. The recurring question, "Won't you hear her voice?" underscores her desperate hope that her prayers will reach him and that he will alleviate her pain and confusion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Mana Mohana?
Mana Mohana is sung by சாதனா சர்கம்.
Which movie is Mana Mohana from?
The song Mana Mohana is featured in the movie Jodhaa Akbar.
Who wrote the lyrics for Mana Mohana?
The lyrics for Mana Mohana were written by Lyricist Not Known with music composed by A.R. Rahman.
Is English translation available for Mana Mohana lyrics?
Yes! Mana Mohana lyrics from Jodhaa Akbar include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Mana Mohana lyrics?
This song is a heartfelt devotional plea, likely from a devotee (or in the context of Jodhaa Akbar, perhaps Jodhaa herself, expressing her devotion to Krishna) to Lord Krishna. The lyrics are imbued with deep longing, confusion, and a desperate yearning for divine intervention and guidance. The singer addresses Krishna with various epithets like "Mind-enchanting one," "Cloud-hued one," "Dwarkanath," and "Purushottama," highlighting his divine attributes and her profound reverence. She expresses her emotional turmoil, feeling lost at crossroads, and seeks Krishna's presence as a companion and guide to navigate life's puzzles and sorrows. The song beautifully uses metaphors to convey the depth of her devotion and suffering. She wishes to become one with Krishna, like a flute on his lips or his very breath, signifying complete surrender and union. The imagery of life as a turbulent ocean where her heart, a boat, is tossed by waves, powerfully illustrates her helplessness and her plea for Krishna, the "Pure one," to rescue her and lead her to safety. The recurring question, "Won't you hear her voice?" underscores her desperate hope that her prayers will reach him and that he will alleviate her pain and confusion.
