Mangala Kungumam Lyrics
From the movie Aval Mella Sirithal
Mangala Kungumam Song Lyrics is the track from Aval Mella Sirithal Tamil Film – 1988. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா மற்றும் பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன். The music was composed by Gangai Amaran. Lyrics works penned by Gangai Amaran.
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Mangala kungumam Vandhathu vandhathu inneram
Oru naayana melamum vaedhamum ketkudhadi
Mangala kungumam Vandhathu vandhathu inneram
Oru naayana melamum vaedhamum ketkudhadi
Kaadhal kalyanam Kaaman oorkolam
Ini ennalum sandhosam thaan
Mangala kungumam Vandhathu vandhathu inneram
Oru naayana melamum vaedhamum ketkudhadi
Mangala kungumam Vandhathu vandhathu inneram
Oru naayana melamum vaedhamum ketkudhadi
Vaazhaiyum thoranamum Manamaalaiyum mangalamum
Adhu kandhathu sangamamae Oru kaaviyam aarambamae
Kaalaiyil manavarai thaan Varum maalaiyil thani araithaan
Andha aananadham pala murai thaan Adhan aarambham unnidam thaan
Paadhai maariya kalagal idhu Paavalan un vazhi thaediyathu
Kaadhalan un iru kaalagalilae Kangalum poovinai thooviyadhu
Naanum unakaaga Uyirodu innum vaazhgiren
Mangala kungumam Vandhathu vandhathu inneram
Oru naayana melamum vaedhamum ketkudhadi
Mangala kungumam Vandhathu vandhathu inneram
Oru naayana melamum vaedhamum ketkudhadi
Kann vazhi vandhavalae En nenjinil nindravalae
Ilam penn ennum perazhagae Ini un manam ennulagae
Un udal kovililae Naan en uyir vazhnthiruppen
Un uravinai kaanbatharkkae Naan marupadi piranthiruppen
Ethanai jenmamum serndhiruppom Athanai inbamum paarthiruppom
Sathiya sidhanai theernthadhadi Sangamam aanadhu nadhigaladi
Paalum thelithaenum Parimaarum indha naayagi
Mangala kungumam Vandhathu vandhathu inneram
Oru naayana melamum vaedhamum ketkudhadi
Mangala kungumam Vandhathu vandhathu inneram
Oru naayana melamum vaedhamum ketkudhadi
Kaadhal kalyanam Kaaman oorkolam
Ini ennalum sandhosam thaan
Mangala kungumam Vandhathu vandhathu inneram
Oru naayana melamum vaedhamum ketkudhadi
Mangala kungumam Vandhathu vandhathu inneram
Oru naayana melamum vaedhamum ketkudhadi
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Mangala Kungumam," is a joyous celebration of love, marriage, and the beginning of a new life together. The lyrics beautifully capture the excitement and sanctity of a wedding, comparing the arrival of auspicious vermillion to the sound of traditional wedding music (nadaswaram) and Vedic chants. It speaks of a "wedding of love" and a "procession of Manmatha," the Hindu god of love, signifying a union blessed by passion and tradition. The recurring theme is the promise of eternal happiness and togetherness.
The verses delve deeper into the emotional connection between the lovers. The groom expresses his profound devotion, seeing his bride as a divine presence who entered his heart through his eyes. He pledges to live his life within her, even wishing to be reborn just to experience her love. The imagery of plantain trees, garlands, and the wedding altar paints a vivid picture of the ceremony, while the transition from the "wedding altar" to the "private chamber" hints at the intimacy and joy that awaits them. The song concludes with a powerful declaration of enduring love, comparing their union to rivers merging, signifying an unbreakable bond that has passed the test of time and promises endless bliss.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Mangala Kungumam?
Mangala Kungumam is sung by பி. சுஷீலா மற்றும் பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன்.
Which movie is Mangala Kungumam from?
The song Mangala Kungumam is featured in the movie Aval Mella Sirithal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Mangala Kungumam?
The lyrics for Mangala Kungumam were written by Gangai Amaran with music composed by Gangai Amaran.
Is English translation available for Mangala Kungumam lyrics?
Yes! Mangala Kungumam lyrics from Aval Mella Sirithal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Mangala Kungumam lyrics?
This song, "Mangala Kungumam," is a joyous celebration of love, marriage, and the beginning of a new life together. The lyrics beautifully capture the excitement and sanctity of a wedding, comparing the arrival of auspicious vermillion to the sound of traditional wedding music (nadaswaram) and Vedic chants. It speaks of a "wedding of love" and a "procession of Manmatha," the Hindu god of love, signifying a union blessed by passion and tradition. The recurring theme is the promise of eternal happiness and togetherness. The verses delve deeper into the emotional connection between the lovers. The groom expresses his profound devotion, seeing his bride as a divine presence who entered his heart through his eyes. He pledges to live his life within her, even wishing to be reborn just to experience her love. The imagery of plantain trees, garlands, and the wedding altar paints a vivid picture of the ceremony, while the transition from the "wedding altar" to the "private chamber" hints at the intimacy and joy that awaits them. The song concludes with a powerful declaration of enduring love, comparing their union to rivers merging, signifying an unbreakable bond that has passed the test of time and promises endless bliss.
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