
Manamariyaa Kaadhale Lyrics
From the movie Athma Shanthi
Manamariyaa Kaadhale Song Lyrics is the track from Athma Shanthi Tamil Film – 1952. This song was sung by ஏ. பி. கோமளா. The music was composed by T. R. Pappa. Lyrics works penned by T.N.Rajappa.
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Manamariyaa kaadhalae Verum maanaseega kottaiyae
Thunbamaana bodhaiyae Thunbamaana bodhaiyae
Manamariyaa kaadhalae Verum maanaseega kottaiyae
Thunbamaana bodhaiyae Thunbamaana bodhaiyae
Manamae nee ini aasai kolladhae Manidharin vaazhvae naadagam
Manamae nee ini aasai kolladhae Manidharin vaazhvae naadagam
Sugam kanavugal polae kaatrodu pomae Jananamidhae sogamae aa
Jananamidhae sogamae
Manamariyaa kaadhalae Verum maanaseega kottaiyae
Thunbamaana bodhaiyae Thunbamaana bodhaiyae
Manamariyaa kaadhalae…aa Manamariyaa kaadhalae…aa
Manamariyaa kaadhalae…aa Manamariyaa kaadhalae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Manamariyaa Kaadhale" from the 1952 film 'Athma Shanthi' is a poignant reflection on the nature of unrequited or unfulfilled love and the transient nature of human existence. The lyrics lament love that remains unknown or unacknowledged, portraying it as a mere mental construct, a "fortress of the mind," and a "painful intoxication." It delves into the philosophical idea that such love, born of imagination, ultimately leads to sorrow rather than joy, highlighting its illusory and tormenting aspects.
The song extends its melancholic contemplation to life itself, declaring human life to be nothing more than a drama. It advises the heart to cease desiring, as all joys are fleeting, vanishing like dreams in the wind. The profound message suggests that existence itself is inherently sorrowful, making any pursuit of happiness, especially through an unacknowledged love, a path to further pain. The repeated refrain emphasizes the central theme of love's painful, unfulfilled nature, resonating with a sense of resignation and existential despair.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Manamariyaa Kaadhale?
Manamariyaa Kaadhale is sung by ஏ. பி. கோமளா.
Which movie is Manamariyaa Kaadhale from?
The song Manamariyaa Kaadhale is featured in the movie Athma Shanthi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Manamariyaa Kaadhale?
The lyrics for Manamariyaa Kaadhale were written by T.N.Rajappa with music composed by T. R. Pappa.
Is English translation available for Manamariyaa Kaadhale lyrics?
Yes! Manamariyaa Kaadhale lyrics from Athma Shanthi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Manamariyaa Kaadhale lyrics?
The song "Manamariyaa Kaadhale" from the 1952 film 'Athma Shanthi' is a poignant reflection on the nature of unrequited or unfulfilled love and the transient nature of human existence. The lyrics lament love that remains unknown or unacknowledged, portraying it as a mere mental construct, a "fortress of the mind," and a "painful intoxication." It delves into the philosophical idea that such love, born of imagination, ultimately leads to sorrow rather than joy, highlighting its illusory and tormenting aspects. The song extends its melancholic contemplation to life itself, declaring human life to be nothing more than a drama. It advises the heart to cease desiring, as all joys are fleeting, vanishing like dreams in the wind. The profound message suggests that existence itself is inherently sorrowful, making any pursuit of happiness, especially through an unacknowledged love, a path to further pain. The repeated refrain emphasizes the central theme of love's painful, unfulfilled nature, resonating with a sense of resignation and existential despair.
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