Manamullavan Evano Lyrics
From the movie Manitharil Manikkam
Manamullavan Evano Song Lyrics is the track from Manitharil Manikkam Tamil Film – 1973. This song was sung by எம். எஸ். விஸ்வநாதன். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Manamullavan evano Avanthaan manitharil maanikkam
Nalla gunamullavan evano Avanthaan unmaiyilae manithan
Manamullavan evano Avanthaan manitharil maanikkam
Nalla gunamullavan evano Avanthaan unmaiyilae manithan
Moovaasaigal aa…aa…aa Moovaasaigal peraasaigal
Manithanai vida vendum Muttrum thurantha munivarai polae
Pakkuvam varavendum
Ambigai janani agilaandaeshwari Arulmozhi tharavendum
Adiyaar koottam avalarulaalae Aanantham peravendum
Manamullavan evano Avanthaan manitharil maanikkam
Nalla gunamullavan evano Avanthaan unmaiyilae manithan
Manamullavan evano Avanthaan manitharil maanikkam
Nalla gunamullavan evano Avanthaan unmaiyilae manithan
Thaayaar thantha paalaal vantha Mayakkam oru mayakkam
Pugazhaal pinbu porulaal vantha Mayakkam oru mayakkam
Thaayaar thantha paalaal vantha Mayakkam oru mayakkam
Pugazhaal pinbu porulaal vantha Mayakkam oru mayakkam
Madhuvaal pengal idhalaal vantha Mayakkam oru mayakkam idhil
Mayangaathavan evano avan Peyarthaan nilaiththirukkum
Thaayaar thantha paalaal vantha Mayakkam oru mayakkam
Pugazhaal pinbu porulaal vantha Mayakkam oru mayakkam
Yaezhai maelae kuthirai yaeri Pazhagi pochu ulagam idhai
Eppo yaezhai edhirkkiraano Appo varum kalagam
Yaezhai maelae kuthirai yaeri Pazhagi pochu ulagam idhai
Eppo yaezhai edhirkkiraano Appo varum kalagam
Appo varum kalagam
Vaayum vayirum ellaarkkum Onnaaththaanae vachaan idhil
Oruththan soththai oruthathan thinnaa Oor uruppudumo machchaan
Yaezhai maelae kuthirai yaeri Pazhagi pochu ulagam idhai
Eppo yaezhai edhirkkiraano Appo varum kalagam
Appo varum kalagam
Song Meaning & Analysis
This philosophical song from 'Manitharil Manikkam' delves into the true essence of humanity, asserting that a kind heart and good character are the hallmarks of a real human being, a 'gem among men'. It urges listeners to transcend worldly desires like lust, anger, and greed, aspiring for a state of detachment akin to enlightened sages. The lyrics also invoke divine grace, seeking blessings from Goddess Ambika for devotees to achieve spiritual bliss, emphasizing that true worth lies beyond material and sensory pleasures.
The song further explores various forms of 'intoxication' – from the pure love of a mother to the allure of fame, wealth, liquor, and physical attraction. It posits that only those who remain unswayed by these transient intoxications achieve lasting recognition. Towards the end, the song takes a socio-political turn, criticizing societal inequality where the powerful exploit the poor. It warns of an inevitable uprising when the oppressed finally resist, questioning the fairness of a system where resources are unequally distributed despite everyone being created with the same basic needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Manamullavan Evano?
Manamullavan Evano is sung by எம். எஸ். விஸ்வநாதன்.
Which movie is Manamullavan Evano from?
The song Manamullavan Evano is featured in the movie Manitharil Manikkam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Manamullavan Evano?
The lyrics for Manamullavan Evano were written by Vaali with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Manamullavan Evano lyrics?
Yes! Manamullavan Evano lyrics from Manitharil Manikkam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Manamullavan Evano lyrics?
This philosophical song from 'Manitharil Manikkam' delves into the true essence of humanity, asserting that a kind heart and good character are the hallmarks of a real human being, a 'gem among men'. It urges listeners to transcend worldly desires like lust, anger, and greed, aspiring for a state of detachment akin to enlightened sages. The lyrics also invoke divine grace, seeking blessings from Goddess Ambika for devotees to achieve spiritual bliss, emphasizing that true worth lies beyond material and sensory pleasures. The song further explores various forms of 'intoxication' – from the pure love of a mother to the allure of fame, wealth, liquor, and physical attraction. It posits that only those who remain unswayed by these transient intoxications achieve lasting recognition. Towards the end, the song takes a socio-political turn, criticizing societal inequality where the powerful exploit the poor. It warns of an inevitable uprising when the oppressed finally resist, questioning the fairness of a system where resources are unequally distributed despite everyone being created with the same basic needs.
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