
Margazhithan Lyrics
From the movie Thalapathi
Margazhithan Song Lyrics is the track from Thalapathi Tamil Film – 1991, Starring Rajinikanth, Mammootty, Arvind Swamy, Srividya, Jaishankar, Amrish Puri, Shobana, Geetha, Bhanupriya, Nirmalamma. This song was sung by Rajinikanth, Mammooty, Arvind Swamy, Banupriya, Geetha, Shobana. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Singers
Star Cast
Maargazhi dhaan odi pochu Bhoghiyaachu …hooo hoi
Naalaikku thaan thai porakkum Thedhiyaachu… hoo…hoi
Bhoghi idhu bhoghi idhu Nandhalaala …hooohoi
Ponga vaippom naalaikku thaan Nandhalala …hooohoi
Veettula nethu vara Koottina kuppaigala pottu
Moottaiya katti vechu Moolaiyil theeya vechu moottu
Pogattum theemai ellam Serattum nanmai ellam saami
Pongal o pongalunnu Paadattum paatteduthu bhoomi
{Thana naa thananana Thana naa naaa hoo hoi}(3)
{Thana naa thana nana Thana naa thana nana hoo hoi…} (3)
Maargazhi dhaan odi pochu Bhoghiyaachu …hooo hoi
Naalaikku thaan thai porakkum Thedhiyaachu… hoo…hoi
Bhoghi idhu bhoghi idhu Nandhalaala …hooohoi
Ponga vaippom naalaikku thaan Nandhalala …hooohoi
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song celebrates the transition from the Tamil month of Margazhi to Thai, specifically focusing on the Bhogi festival, which precedes Pongal. It captures the festive spirit of renewal and cleansing. The lyrics describe the traditional Bhogi ritual of burning old, unwanted household items, symbolizing the discarding of negativity and welcoming new beginnings. It's a joyous anticipation of the Pongal festival, which marks the harvest season and is a time for gratitude and prosperity.
The mood is one of communal celebration, hope, and optimism. The repeated calls to "Nandhalala" (a name for Krishna, often used in folk songs) add a devotional and playful touch, emphasizing the cultural and spiritual significance of the festivities. The song encapsulates the essence of a traditional Tamil harvest festival, where people come together to shed the old and embrace the new with enthusiasm and song, praying for good fortune and happiness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Margazhithan?
Margazhithan is sung by Rajinikanth, Mammooty, Arvind Swamy, Banupriya, Geetha, Shobana.
Which movie is Margazhithan from?
The song Margazhithan is featured in the movie Thalapathi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Margazhithan?
The lyrics for Margazhithan were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Margazhithan lyrics?
Yes! Margazhithan lyrics from Thalapathi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Margazhithan lyrics?
This song celebrates the transition from the Tamil month of Margazhi to Thai, specifically focusing on the Bhogi festival, which precedes Pongal. It captures the festive spirit of renewal and cleansing. The lyrics describe the traditional Bhogi ritual of burning old, unwanted household items, symbolizing the discarding of negativity and welcoming new beginnings. It's a joyous anticipation of the Pongal festival, which marks the harvest season and is a time for gratitude and prosperity. The mood is one of communal celebration, hope, and optimism. The repeated calls to "Nandhalala" (a name for Krishna, often used in folk songs) add a devotional and playful touch, emphasizing the cultural and spiritual significance of the festivities. The song encapsulates the essence of a traditional Tamil harvest festival, where people come together to shed the old and embrace the new with enthusiasm and song, praying for good fortune and happiness.
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