Manjalum Vaazhga Lyrics
From the movie Thennangkeetru
Manjalum Vaazhga Song Lyrics is the track from Thennangkeetru Tamil Film – 1975, Starring Sujatha, Vijayakumar, Kalpana, Senthamarai, Jai Ganesh, Typist Gopu, Oru Viral Krishna Rao. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by G. K. Venkatesh. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Manjalum vaazhga kungumam vaazhga Mangala mangai manaiyaram vaazha
Arumbum indrae malaraatho Manjalum vaazhga kungumam vaazhga
Mangala mangai manaiyaram vaazha Arumbum indrae malaraatho
Manjalum vaazhga kungumam vaazhga
Malligai venmai enpathinaalae Mangaiyin adai vennira aadai
Malligai venmai enpathinaalae Mangaiyin adai vennira aadai
Avalidam undu aayiram aadai Avalidam undu aayiram aadai
Anantham illaa naadaga medai
Manjalum vaazhga kungumam vaazhga
Ingum angum iru thuruvangal Inbam thedum ilam paruvangal
Ingum angum iru thuruvangal Inbam thedum ilam paruvangal
Kangal malarnthana kanneer vezha Kangal malarnthana kanneer vezha
Ullam malarnthathu unarchiyil vaazha
Manjalum vaazhga kungumam vaazhga
Vandu thodaatha malargal irandu Malarnthathu ondru arumpena ondru
Vandu thodaatha malargal irandu Malarnthathu ondru arumpena ondru
Ingoru vandu irunthathu illai Ingoru vandu irunthathu illai
Angoru vandu irunthum illai
Manjalum vaazhga kungumam vaazhga
Song Meaning & Analysis
This poignant song delves into the unspoken sorrow and unfulfilled desires of a woman whose life, despite outward appearances of auspiciousness and prosperity, lacks true joy and companionship. The lyrics open with blessings for turmeric and kumkum, symbols of marital bliss and a thriving domestic life, immediately setting up a contrast with the underlying theme of longing. The recurring question, "Will not the bud blossom today itself?", metaphorically expresses a yearning for love, fulfillment, or a significant life event that remains elusive. The imagery of white attire, despite the vibrant colors of auspiciousness, and a life likened to a "stage devoid of joy," paints a picture of a woman performing her role without genuine happiness.
The song further explores this emotional landscape through metaphors of separation and unrequited love. "Here and there are two poles, young ages seeking happiness" suggests a disconnect or a search for connection that remains unfulfilled. The most striking imagery is that of "two flowers untouched by bees," where one has bloomed and the other remains a bud, symbolizing potential or existing beauty that has not been appreciated or united with a partner. The repeated line, "No bee was ever here, and even there, no bee was present," powerfully conveys a sense of loneliness and the absence of a lover, leaving the woman's heart to blossom only in emotion, perhaps sorrow, rather than shared joy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Manjalum Vaazhga?
Manjalum Vaazhga is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Manjalum Vaazhga from?
The song Manjalum Vaazhga is featured in the movie Thennangkeetru.
Who wrote the lyrics for Manjalum Vaazhga?
The lyrics for Manjalum Vaazhga were written by Kannadasan with music composed by G. K. Venkatesh.
Is English translation available for Manjalum Vaazhga lyrics?
Yes! Manjalum Vaazhga lyrics from Thennangkeetru include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Manjalum Vaazhga lyrics?
This poignant song delves into the unspoken sorrow and unfulfilled desires of a woman whose life, despite outward appearances of auspiciousness and prosperity, lacks true joy and companionship. The lyrics open with blessings for turmeric and kumkum, symbols of marital bliss and a thriving domestic life, immediately setting up a contrast with the underlying theme of longing. The recurring question, "Will not the bud blossom today itself?", metaphorically expresses a yearning for love, fulfillment, or a significant life event that remains elusive. The imagery of white attire, despite the vibrant colors of auspiciousness, and a life likened to a "stage devoid of joy," paints a picture of a woman performing her role without genuine happiness. The song further explores this emotional landscape through metaphors of separation and unrequited love. "Here and there are two poles, young ages seeking happiness" suggests a disconnect or a search for connection that remains unfulfilled. The most striking imagery is that of "two flowers untouched by bees," where one has bloomed and the other remains a bud, symbolizing potential or existing beauty that has not been appreciated or united with a partner. The repeated line, "No bee was ever here, and even there, no bee was present," powerfully conveys a sense of loneliness and the absence of a lover, leaving the woman's heart to blossom only in emotion, perhaps sorrow, rather than shared joy.
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