Mangala Penne Lyrics
From the movie Valli Deivanai - 1973
Mangala Penne Song Lyrics is the track from Valli Deivanai - 1973 Tamil Film – 1973. This song was sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி மற்றும் மல்லிகா. The music was composed by N. S. Thiyagarajan. Lyrics works penned by Ku. Ma. Krishnan.
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Mangala pennae angayairkannae Enage sendraai nee
Haai mangala pennae angayairkannae Enage sendraai nee
Andha mananavan kooda thanandhaniyae Yenoo nindraai nee
Andha mananavan kooda thanandhaniyae Yenoo nindraai nee
Hoo oo Manjal nilavae maalai poluthil
Vaa vaa endraaraam En thanagradhamae kannathil ondru
Thaa thaa endraaraam oo oo oo
Mangala pennae angayairkannae Enage sendraai nee
Andha mananavan kooda thanandhaniyae Yenoo nindraai nee
Humming
Uravamilla eluthukalaal Olai varainjaara
Avar olai varainjaara Illai oosaiyilladha bashaiyinaalae
Avar ullathai sonnara Ullathai sonnara
Kaiyai pidicha naadi paarthu Kaiyai pidicha naadi paarthu
Kandu pidithaara Kaadhalai kandu pidithaara
Medical collegilae vittadhai ellam Kannil padithara
Undhan kannil padithara…
Hahaha Mangala pennae angayairkannae
Enage sendraai nee Andha mananavan kooda thanandhaniyae
Yenoo nindraai nee
Humming
Sithira kannam sekka sivandha Saedhi ennama
Undhan sendhoora idhazh velukka kaaranam Seekiram sollammaa
Ammamma seekiram sollamaa
Pallathil paayum vellathai polae Paaindhu pidichaara
Unnai paaindhu pidichaara
Yaarum pakkalaennu pokkiri vela
Pokkiri vela panna nenachara Pakkalaennu pokkiri vela
Panna nenachara
Hahaha Mangala pennae angayairkannae
Enage sendraai nee Andha mananavan kooda thanandhaniyae
Yenoo nindraai nee
Mangala pennae angayairkannae Enage sendraai nee
Andha mananavan kooda thanandhaniyae Yenoo nindraai nee
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Mangala Penne" is a lighthearted and teasing inquiry directed at a young woman, presumably by her friends or close companions. The lyrics playfully question her whereabouts and actions, particularly her secret meeting with a "king" (a term of endearment for her lover). The repeated questions like "Where did you go?" and "Why did you stand alone with him?" set a mischievous tone, hinting at a romantic encounter that the girl is trying to keep secret.
The song delves deeper into the details of her supposed rendezvous, using vivid imagery to suggest the intimacy shared. Questions about flushed cheeks, faded lipstick, and the lover's passionate advances (likened to a flood) all point to a romantic tryst. The lyrics humorously speculate on how the lover expressed his feelings, whether through silent gestures or passionate embraces, all while implying that the girl's appearance betrays her secret. It's a classic example of playful banter and affectionate teasing common in Tamil cinema songs of that era.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Mangala Penne?
Mangala Penne is sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி மற்றும் மல்லிகா.
Which movie is Mangala Penne from?
The song Mangala Penne is featured in the movie Valli Deivanai - 1973.
Who wrote the lyrics for Mangala Penne?
The lyrics for Mangala Penne were written by Ku. Ma. Krishnan with music composed by N. S. Thiyagarajan.
Is English translation available for Mangala Penne lyrics?
Yes! Mangala Penne lyrics from Valli Deivanai - 1973 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Mangala Penne lyrics?
The song "Mangala Penne" is a lighthearted and teasing inquiry directed at a young woman, presumably by her friends or close companions. The lyrics playfully question her whereabouts and actions, particularly her secret meeting with a "king" (a term of endearment for her lover). The repeated questions like "Where did you go?" and "Why did you stand alone with him?" set a mischievous tone, hinting at a romantic encounter that the girl is trying to keep secret. The song delves deeper into the details of her supposed rendezvous, using vivid imagery to suggest the intimacy shared. Questions about flushed cheeks, faded lipstick, and the lover's passionate advances (likened to a flood) all point to a romantic tryst. The lyrics humorously speculate on how the lover expressed his feelings, whether through silent gestures or passionate embraces, all while implying that the girl's appearance betrays her secret. It's a classic example of playful banter and affectionate teasing common in Tamil cinema songs of that era.
Song Details
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