Mannil Vandha Nilave Lyrics
From the movie Nilave Malare
Mannil Vandha Nilave Song Lyrics is the track from Nilave Malare Tamil Film – 1986. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.
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Mannil vandha nilavae En madiyil pootha malarae
Mannil vandha nilavae En madiyil pootha malarae
Anbu konda chella kili Kannil enna gangai nadhi sollamma
Nilavae malarae Nilavae malarae malarin idhazhae
Idhazhin azhagae
Whistling :
Etti nirkum vaanam unnai kanda neram Pakkam vandhu thaalaattum
Andhi mazhai megam indha malar dhegam Thottu thottu neeraattum
Etti nirkum vaanam unnai kanda neram Pakkam vandhu thaalaattum
Andhi mazhai megam indha malar dhegam Thottu thottu neeraattum
Vizhigalil kavinayam viralgalil abinayam Kannae nee kaattu
Vidigira varayinil madiyinil urangidu Paadal nee kettu
Nilavae malarae Nilavae malarae malarin idhazhae
Idhazhin azhagae Mannil vandha nilavae
En madiyil pootha malarae
Punnai illai polum chinna mani paadham Mannil pada koodathu
Ponnazhagu minnum unnazhagu paarthu Kangal pada koodathu
Punnai illai polum chinna mani paadham Mannil pada koodathu
Ponnazhagu minnum unnazhagu paarthu Kangal pada koodathu
Mayilgalin iraginil azhagiya vizhigalai Nee thaan thanthaaiyo
Manikuyil padithidum kavithayin isai ena Nee thaan vanthaaiyo
Nilavae malarae Nilavae malarae malarin idhazhae
Idhazhin azhagae
Mannil vandha nilavae En madiyil pootha malarae
Anbu konda chella Kili Kannil enna gangai nadhi sollamma
Nilavae malarae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a tender lullaby, a heartfelt expression of immense love and affection from a mother (or a maternal figure) to her child. The lyrics paint a picture of the child as a celestial being – a moon descended to earth, a flower bloomed in her lap, a precious parrot. The singer marvels at the child's beauty and innocence, comparing their delicate feet to Punnai leaves and wishing to protect them from any harm or evil eye. The imagery evokes a sense of wonder and deep adoration, portraying the child as the epitome of beauty and grace, even questioning if the child bestowed beauty upon peacocks and melody upon cuckoos.
The song's emotional core lies in the protective, nurturing love of a parent. It's a soothing melody meant to comfort and lull the child to sleep, promising a safe haven in the mother's lap. The repeated comparisons to nature's most beautiful elements – the moon, flowers, peacocks, and cuckoos – emphasize the child's unparalleled charm and the profound joy they bring. The question "Why is there a Ganges river in your eyes?" suggests a moment of gentle concern or curiosity about the child's tears, quickly followed by reassurance and loving embrace. It's a timeless ode to the pure, unconditional love between a parent and child.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Mannil Vandha Nilave?
Mannil Vandha Nilave is sung by பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Mannil Vandha Nilave from?
The song Mannil Vandha Nilave is featured in the movie Nilave Malare.
Who wrote the lyrics for Mannil Vandha Nilave?
The lyrics for Mannil Vandha Nilave were written by Pulamaipithan with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Mannil Vandha Nilave lyrics?
Yes! Mannil Vandha Nilave lyrics from Nilave Malare include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Mannil Vandha Nilave lyrics?
This song is a tender lullaby, a heartfelt expression of immense love and affection from a mother (or a maternal figure) to her child. The lyrics paint a picture of the child as a celestial being – a moon descended to earth, a flower bloomed in her lap, a precious parrot. The singer marvels at the child's beauty and innocence, comparing their delicate feet to Punnai leaves and wishing to protect them from any harm or evil eye. The imagery evokes a sense of wonder and deep adoration, portraying the child as the epitome of beauty and grace, even questioning if the child bestowed beauty upon peacocks and melody upon cuckoos. The song's emotional core lies in the protective, nurturing love of a parent. It's a soothing melody meant to comfort and lull the child to sleep, promising a safe haven in the mother's lap. The repeated comparisons to nature's most beautiful elements – the moon, flowers, peacocks, and cuckoos – emphasize the child's unparalleled charm and the profound joy they bring. The question "Why is there a Ganges river in your eyes?" suggests a moment of gentle concern or curiosity about the child's tears, quickly followed by reassurance and loving embrace. It's a timeless ode to the pure, unconditional love between a parent and child.
