
Manamalare Kanirasame Lyrics
From the movie Deivame Thunai
Manamalare Kanirasame Song Lyrics is the track from Deivame Thunai Tamil Film – 1959. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by S. M. Subbaiah Naidu. Lyrics works penned by A. Maruthakasi.
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Mana malarae kanirasamae Maasillaatha thangamae
Valarum chanthira pimbamae
Mana malarae kanirasamae Maasillaatha thangamae
Valarum chanthira pimbamae
Kani vaayithazhin punnagaiyaal Manathai kavarum kiliyae
Kalai azhagu thavazhum silaiyae…ae Azhagu thavazhum silaiyae…
Kani vaayithazhin punnagaiyaal Manathai kavarum kiliyae
Kalai azhagu thavazhum silaiyae…ae Azhagu thavazhum silaiyae…
Unai enni ullam magizhuthadaa Enathu anbin vellame
Inikkum mazhalai selvamae…
Mana malarae kanirasamae Maasillaatha thangamae
Valarum chanthira pimbamae
Pazhamum paalum ootti unnai Pallikoodam anuppuven
Padiththu neeyum ariya periya Pattam vaangi thirumbuvaai
Padiththu neeyum ariya periya Pattam vaangi thirumbuvaai
Athai enni ullam magizhuthadaa Enathu anbin vellame
Inikkum mazhalai selvamae…
Mana malarae kanirasamae Maasillaatha thangamae
Valarum chanthira pimbamae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Manamalare Kanirasame" is a tender expression of profound parental love, likely from a mother to her child. The lyrics are filled with endearing metaphors, comparing the child to a "wedding flower," the "essence of fruit," "spotless gold," and the "waxing moon." The child's captivating smile and inherent beauty are celebrated, portraying the child as an "idol where artistic beauty spreads." This verse establishes the deep affection and admiration the parent holds for their beloved child, highlighting their innocence and charm.
The song further delves into the parent's dreams and aspirations for the child's future. The parent envisions nurturing the child with "fruit and milk" and sending them to school, hoping they will achieve "great, rare degrees." The thought of the child's future success brings immense joy to the parent's heart. The recurring phrases "flood of my love" and "sweet child treasure" reinforce the deep emotional bond and the preciousness of the child, making it a heartfelt ode to unconditional parental love and hopeful dreams.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Manamalare Kanirasame?
Manamalare Kanirasame is sung by பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Manamalare Kanirasame from?
The song Manamalare Kanirasame is featured in the movie Deivame Thunai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Manamalare Kanirasame?
The lyrics for Manamalare Kanirasame were written by A. Maruthakasi with music composed by S. M. Subbaiah Naidu.
Is English translation available for Manamalare Kanirasame lyrics?
Yes! Manamalare Kanirasame lyrics from Deivame Thunai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Manamalare Kanirasame lyrics?
The song "Manamalare Kanirasame" is a tender expression of profound parental love, likely from a mother to her child. The lyrics are filled with endearing metaphors, comparing the child to a "wedding flower," the "essence of fruit," "spotless gold," and the "waxing moon." The child's captivating smile and inherent beauty are celebrated, portraying the child as an "idol where artistic beauty spreads." This verse establishes the deep affection and admiration the parent holds for their beloved child, highlighting their innocence and charm. The song further delves into the parent's dreams and aspirations for the child's future. The parent envisions nurturing the child with "fruit and milk" and sending them to school, hoping they will achieve "great, rare degrees." The thought of the child's future success brings immense joy to the parent's heart. The recurring phrases "flood of my love" and "sweet child treasure" reinforce the deep emotional bond and the preciousness of the child, making it a heartfelt ode to unconditional parental love and hopeful dreams.
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