Mappillai Ragasiyam Sollava Lyrics
From the movie Arangetram - 1973
Mappillai Ragasiyam Sollava Song Lyrics is the track from Arangetram - 1973 Tamil Film – 1973. This song was sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி. The music was composed by V. Kumar. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Maappillai ragasiyam sollavaa Naan sollavaa
Maappillai ragasiyam sollavaa Naan sollavaa
En madiyinil ulla kadhai allava Aasaiyilae ivar poonai
Naan arindhae sonnendi maanae
Maappillai ragasiyam sollavaa Naan sollavaa
Sathira sothukku kathiruppar Ivar kaathiruppar
Pirar saapitta ilaiyilum saapiduvaar
Hahahhahaha
Sathira sothukku kathiruppar Ivar kaathiruppar
Pirar saapitta ilaiyilum saapiduvaar
Maalaiyil kulikkum mainaradi ivar Manadhukkum kizhaviyum kumariyadi
Kumariyadi
Maappillai ragasiyam sollavaa Naan sollavaa
Maappillai padithathu vedhamadi Vedhamadi
Avar manadhil iruppadhu boodhamadi Boodhamadi
Udhattil punnaigai veshamadi Udhattil punnaigai veshamadi
Naan ulladhai sonnaal roshamadi Roshamadi
Maappillai ragasiyam sollavaa Naan sollavaa
Kodiyil ivarum oruvaradi oruvaradi Therukodiyil ulavum rasikaradi
Hahahahaha Kodiyil ivarum oruvaradi oruvaradi
Therukodiyil ulavum rasikaradi
Jaadaiyil ivarum raamanadi Seiyum sarasathil kannanin peranadi
Peranadi
Maappillai ragasiyam sollavaa Naan sollavaa
En madiyinil ulla kadhai allava Aasaiyilae ivar poonai
Naan arindhae sonnendi maanae
Maappillai ragasiyam sollavaa Naan sollavaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Mappillai Ragasiyam Sollava," is a playful and humorous exposé by a wife about her husband's true character. She addresses another woman, or perhaps the audience, inviting them to hear the 'secrets' of her groom, implying an intimate knowledge gained from their closeness. The lyrics paint a picture of a man who, despite outward appearances, has a rather mischievous, perhaps even slightly gluttonous and flirtatious nature. The wife uses vivid metaphors, comparing him to a cat in desire, someone who would eat from others' plates, and a 'minor' (dandy) who sees every woman as young.
The song cleverly contrasts his supposed scholarly knowledge (Vedas) with his inner 'demonic' tendencies, and his outwardly ideal appearance (Rama) with his extremely playful and flirtatious actions (Krishna's grandson). It's a lighthearted yet candid portrayal of a husband, revealing his quirks and peccadilloes with affection rather than malice. The overall mood is one of teasing, affectionate banter, showcasing the wife's deep understanding and acceptance of her husband's true self, even as she playfully exposes his 'secrets.'
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Mappillai Ragasiyam Sollava?
Mappillai Ragasiyam Sollava is sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி.
Which movie is Mappillai Ragasiyam Sollava from?
The song Mappillai Ragasiyam Sollava is featured in the movie Arangetram - 1973.
Who wrote the lyrics for Mappillai Ragasiyam Sollava?
The lyrics for Mappillai Ragasiyam Sollava were written by Kannadasan with music composed by V. Kumar.
Is English translation available for Mappillai Ragasiyam Sollava lyrics?
Yes! Mappillai Ragasiyam Sollava lyrics from Arangetram - 1973 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Mappillai Ragasiyam Sollava lyrics?
This song, "Mappillai Ragasiyam Sollava," is a playful and humorous exposé by a wife about her husband's true character. She addresses another woman, or perhaps the audience, inviting them to hear the 'secrets' of her groom, implying an intimate knowledge gained from their closeness. The lyrics paint a picture of a man who, despite outward appearances, has a rather mischievous, perhaps even slightly gluttonous and flirtatious nature. The wife uses vivid metaphors, comparing him to a cat in desire, someone who would eat from others' plates, and a 'minor' (dandy) who sees every woman as young. The song cleverly contrasts his supposed scholarly knowledge (Vedas) with his inner 'demonic' tendencies, and his outwardly ideal appearance (Rama) with his extremely playful and flirtatious actions (Krishna's grandson). It's a lighthearted yet candid portrayal of a husband, revealing his quirks and peccadilloes with affection rather than malice. The overall mood is one of teasing, affectionate banter, showcasing the wife's deep understanding and acceptance of her husband's true self, even as she playfully exposes his 'secrets.'
