Mani Vilakke Lyrics
From the movie Unnaithan Thambi
Mani Vilakke Song Lyrics is the track from Unnaithan Thambi Tamil Film – 1974. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் பி. வசந்தா. The music was composed by K. Vijaya Bhaskar. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Mani vilakkae maanthalirae Unmaiyilaa
Madhu rasamae ragasiyamae Ennidamo
Koluvirukka naanirukka Gopura vaasal yaen maraiththaai
Aaporuththirungal
Mani vilakkae maanthalirae Madhu rasamae ragasiyamae
Koluvirukka naanirukka Gopura vaasal yaen maraiththaai
Lalaala lalaala laa
Manmathanai azhaiththu vanthaen Manthira maniyaal poojai seivaen
Lalaala lalaala laa Manmathanai azhaiththu vanthaen
Manthira maniyaal poojai seivaen
Abhishegam nadaththa vanthaen Anthiyilae shanthi seivaen
Lalaala lalaala laa Rasikanukku idam tharuvaai
Madiyil vaiththu thaalaattuvaai Thaalaathammaa
Mani vilakkae maanthalirae Madhu rasamae ragasiyamae
Koluvirukka naanirukka Gopura vaasal yaen maraiththaai
Virunthu vanthu azhaiththathadi Vidhavidhamaai ninaiththathadi
Marainthu nindraal enna sugam Malaranaiyil kadhai solladi
Lalaala lalaala laa
Manam koduththaal maharani Sugam illaiyaei theeraathadi mm…
Kaalam varum…
Mani vilakkae maanthalirae Madhu rasamae ragasiyamae
Koluvirukka naanirukka Gopura vaasal yaen maraiththaai
Lalaala lalaala laa
Kai azhagu mullaichendu Kaal azhagu vaazhaithandu
Idai azhagu allikkodi Iruvarukkum porunthamadi
Lalaala lalaala laa
Paathi udal theriyuthadi Paarththa varai pothaathadi mm,,,
Koodaathammaa…
Mani vilakkae maanthalirae Madhu rasamae ragasiyamae
Koluvirukka naanirukka Gopura vaasal yaen maraiththaai
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Mani Vilakke" is a classic romantic duet from the 1974 Tamil movie 'Unnaithan Thambi'. The lyrics, penned by Vaali, are rich with poetic metaphors and playful banter between lovers. The female lead, addressing her beloved, uses endearing terms like "precious lamp" and "tender mango leaf," questioning why he's holding back when she's ready for their union, symbolized by the "temple tower entrance." She expresses her readiness for intimacy and shared life, hinting at a longing for him to fully embrace their love.
The male lead responds with equally passionate and suggestive lines, invoking Manmatha, the god of love, and promising worship and anointing ceremonies, metaphors for their romantic union. He expresses his impatience and desire to be close to her, asking her to embrace him and lull him to sleep. The song progresses with the male lead admiring her beauty in vivid detail, comparing her body parts to natural elements, and playfully lamenting that even seeing half of her is not enough to quench his desire. The female lead, while reciprocating the affection, maintains a playful coyness, suggesting that true pleasure will come in time, adding to the romantic tension and anticipation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Mani Vilakke?
Mani Vilakke is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் பி. வசந்தா.
Which movie is Mani Vilakke from?
The song Mani Vilakke is featured in the movie Unnaithan Thambi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Mani Vilakke?
The lyrics for Mani Vilakke were written by Vaali with music composed by K. Vijaya Bhaskar.
Is English translation available for Mani Vilakke lyrics?
Yes! Mani Vilakke lyrics from Unnaithan Thambi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Mani Vilakke lyrics?
The song "Mani Vilakke" is a classic romantic duet from the 1974 Tamil movie 'Unnaithan Thambi'. The lyrics, penned by Vaali, are rich with poetic metaphors and playful banter between lovers. The female lead, addressing her beloved, uses endearing terms like "precious lamp" and "tender mango leaf," questioning why he's holding back when she's ready for their union, symbolized by the "temple tower entrance." She expresses her readiness for intimacy and shared life, hinting at a longing for him to fully embrace their love. The male lead responds with equally passionate and suggestive lines, invoking Manmatha, the god of love, and promising worship and anointing ceremonies, metaphors for their romantic union. He expresses his impatience and desire to be close to her, asking her to embrace him and lull him to sleep. The song progresses with the male lead admiring her beauty in vivid detail, comparing her body parts to natural elements, and playfully lamenting that even seeing half of her is not enough to quench his desire. The female lead, while reciprocating the affection, maintains a playful coyness, suggesting that true pleasure will come in time, adding to the romantic tension and anticipation.
