Mogam Vanthu Cover Art

Mogam Vanthu Lyrics

From the movie Uyirullavarai Usha

Mogam Vanthu Song Lyrics is the track from Uyirullavarai Usha Tamil Film – 1983, Starring T. Rajendar, Saritha, Nalini, Radha Ravi, Venniradai Moorthy, Goundamani, S. S. Chandran, Usilai Mani, Gandhimathi. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி. The music was composed by T. Rajendar. Lyrics works penned by T. Rajendar.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

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Music DirectorT. Rajendar
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LyricistT. Rajendar

Singers

எப
Singerஎஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி

Star Cast

Dheemthanakku dheem Dheemthanakku dheem
Dheemthanakku dheem Dheemthanakku dheem

Shabharibha shabharibha Thararaththath tharaaththaa
Thara raath thaaththaa

Aah ah ahh aah

Yae yae yae yae

Mogam vandhu dhaagam vandhu Ennai azhaikka
Achcham vandhu vetkkam vandhu Ennai thadukka
Mogam vandhu dhaagam vandhu Ennai azhaikka
Achcham vandhu vetkkam vandhu Ennai thadukka
Thavippadhaa thudippadhaa Kodhippadhaa silirppadhaa

Thavippadhaa thudippadhaa Azhaippadhaa anaippadhaa
Thavippadhaa thudippadhaa Azhaippadhaa anaippadhaa

Dhaegam palingukkal saamraajjiyam

Haan haan

Pal suvai sindhum ezhil oviyam

Ho ho

Dhaevaloga amudhathai
Kuzhambhaaga eduthu
Thanga nira vannathil kuzhaikkindra podhu
Brahmanukku naanam vandhu unnai padaikka
Ada brammippudan naanum vandhu unnai rasikka
Brahmanukku naanam vandhu unnai padaikka
Ada bramippudan naanum vandhu unnai rasikka

Thavippadhaa

Aah

Thudippadhaa

Kodhippadhaa

Haan haan

Silirppadhaa

Thavippadhaa

Aah

Thudippadhaa

Aah

Azhaippadhaa

Aah

Anaippadhaa

Aah aah aah

Dheemthanakku dheem

Aah

Dheemthanakku dheem

Aah

Dheemthanakku dheem

Aah

Dheemthanakku dheem

Aah

Aah aah aah aah aah

Vetkkam maelonga paai podumaa

Yae yae yae

Idhu nee padikkum nool aagumaa

Haan haan haan

Anju thalai naagam enna Neligindra kaiyaanadhu
Pinju malar maeniyinai thottuvida Sudugindradhu
Oru kanam thaduththida ninaikkidhu Pinbhu maru kanam thazhuvida thudikkidhu

Oru kanam thaduththida ninaikkidhu
Pinbhu maru kanam thazhuvida thudikkidhu

Aah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah} Overlap

Mogam vandhu dhaagham vandhu Ennai azhaikka

Aah

Achcham vandhu vetkkam vandhu Unnai thadukka ah ah ah

Thavippadhaa

Aah

Thudippadhaa

Aah

Kodhippadhaa

Silirppadhaa

Aah Lalala laa

Aah

Laalala laa

Aah

Lalala laa Laalala laa

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song from 'Uyirullavarai Usha' captures the intense emotional conflict between burgeoning desire and inherent hesitation in a romantic encounter. The lyrics vividly portray the protagonist's internal struggle as they are drawn by overwhelming passion ("Mogam vandhu dhaagam vandhu ennai azhaikka" - Desire comes, thirst comes, calling me) yet simultaneously held back by fear and shyness ("Achcham vandhu vetkkam vandhu ennai thadukka" - Fear comes, shyness comes, stopping me). This push-and-pull creates a palpable tension, expressed through a series of rhetorical questions about whether to yield to the yearning, throbbing sensations or to hold back. The song beautifully articulates the dilemma of wanting to embrace intimacy while being restrained by societal norms or personal inhibitions.

The lyrics further elevate the beloved to a divine creation, comparing her body to a "crystal empire" and a "beautiful painting," suggesting she was crafted with celestial nectar and golden hues by Brahma himself. This adoration intensifies the protagonist's desire, making the internal conflict even more profound. The imagery of a hand "writhing like a five-headed serpent" that burns upon touching her tender form perfectly encapsulates the electrifying yet overwhelming nature of their passion. The repeated cycle of wanting to stop and then yearning to embrace highlights the irresistible force of attraction, making the song a classic portrayal of nascent love's intoxicating and confusing emotions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Mogam Vanthu?

Mogam Vanthu is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி.

Which movie is Mogam Vanthu from?

The song Mogam Vanthu is featured in the movie Uyirullavarai Usha.

Who wrote the lyrics for Mogam Vanthu?

The lyrics for Mogam Vanthu were written by T. Rajendar with music composed by T. Rajendar.

Is English translation available for Mogam Vanthu lyrics?

Yes! Mogam Vanthu lyrics from Uyirullavarai Usha include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Mogam Vanthu lyrics?

This song from 'Uyirullavarai Usha' captures the intense emotional conflict between burgeoning desire and inherent hesitation in a romantic encounter. The lyrics vividly portray the protagonist's internal struggle as they are drawn by overwhelming passion ("Mogam vandhu dhaagam vandhu ennai azhaikka" - Desire comes, thirst comes, calling me) yet simultaneously held back by fear and shyness ("Achcham vandhu vetkkam vandhu ennai thadukka" - Fear comes, shyness comes, stopping me). This push-and-pull creates a palpable tension, expressed through a series of rhetorical questions about whether to yield to the yearning, throbbing sensations or to hold back. The song beautifully articulates the dilemma of wanting to embrace intimacy while being restrained by societal norms or personal inhibitions. The lyrics further elevate the beloved to a divine creation, comparing her body to a "crystal empire" and a "beautiful painting," suggesting she was crafted with celestial nectar and golden hues by Brahma himself. This adoration intensifies the protagonist's desire, making the internal conflict even more profound. The imagery of a hand "writhing like a five-headed serpent" that burns upon touching her tender form perfectly encapsulates the electrifying yet overwhelming nature of their passion. The repeated cycle of wanting to stop and then yearning to embrace highlights the irresistible force of attraction, making the song a classic portrayal of nascent love's intoxicating and confusing emotions.

Song Details

Song NameMogam Vanthu
Singersஎஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி
LyricistT. Rajendar
LanguageTamil

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