Mollamari Capemari Somari Lyrics
From the movie Singapore Seeman
Mollamari Capemari Somari Song Lyrics is the track from Singapore Seeman Tamil Film – 1969. This song was sung by மனோரமா. The music was composed by V. Kumar.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Mollamaari capemaari somaari
Mollamaari capemaari somaari Mollamaari capemaari somaari
Endha maari nee endha maari Enna maari nee endha maari
Mollamaari capemaari somaari
Aapputadha suruttudaa aandiyappa Aapputadha suruttudaa aandiyappa
Aayi magamaayi sonnenae kelappaa Yaarum illadha velaiyippodhu
Yaarum illadha velaiyippodhu Edhaiyum seiyalaam kadhaiya maathalaam
Edhaiyum seiyalaam kadhaiya maathalaam
Mollamaari capemaari somaari
Aadi maasam ammaavai thedi Odi varuvaar kodaana kodi
Saami aadum peyum aadum Saami aadum peyum aadum
Samayapurathil paarungadi
Mollamaari capemaari somaari Mollamaari capemaari somaari
Endha maari nee endha maari Enna maari nee endha maari
Mollamaari capemaari somaari
Vaeppillaiya kaiyil yendhiyaa Veetukkuthaanae thedi vandhaal
Vaeppillaiya kaiyil yendhiyaa Veetukkuthaanae thedi vandhaal
Dei vaeppillaiya kaiyil yendhiyaa Veetukkuthaanae thedi vandhaal
Vendum varamhaan aan aaan Vendum varam thandhiduvaal
Vekkappattaal nadakaathaiyaa
Dei vaeppillaiya kaiyil yendhiyaa Veetukkuthaanae thedi vandhaal
Vendum varam thandhiduvaal Vekkappattaal nadakaathaiyaa
Deidei dei dei
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Mollamari Capemari Somari' from the 1969 film 'Singapore Seeman', is a vibrant and playful number sung by the legendary Manorama. The opening lines, which translate to 'Lazy bum, trickster, idler,' set a teasing and lighthearted tone, questioning the nature of an addressed individual. The lyrics then playfully suggest taking advantage of opportune moments when 'no one is around' to 'change the story,' hinting at a mischievous or assertive character ready to seize the day.
The song cleverly weaves in cultural and devotional elements, referencing the auspicious Tamil month of Aadi when millions flock to temples, particularly those dedicated to Amman goddesses like the one in Samayapuram, where 'gods will dance, ghosts will dance.' The imagery of the goddess arriving with neem leaves to grant boons, coupled with the advice that 'if you are shy, it won't happen,' underscores a theme of boldness and conviction, whether in seeking divine blessings or pursuing one's desires in life. It's a spirited piece that blends folk traditions with a cheeky, confident attitude.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Mollamari Capemari Somari?
Mollamari Capemari Somari is sung by மனோரமா.
Which movie is Mollamari Capemari Somari from?
The song Mollamari Capemari Somari is featured in the movie Singapore Seeman.
Who wrote the lyrics for Mollamari Capemari Somari?
The lyrics for Mollamari Capemari Somari were written by Unknown with music composed by V. Kumar.
Is English translation available for Mollamari Capemari Somari lyrics?
Yes! Mollamari Capemari Somari lyrics from Singapore Seeman include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Mollamari Capemari Somari lyrics?
This song, 'Mollamari Capemari Somari' from the 1969 film 'Singapore Seeman', is a vibrant and playful number sung by the legendary Manorama. The opening lines, which translate to 'Lazy bum, trickster, idler,' set a teasing and lighthearted tone, questioning the nature of an addressed individual. The lyrics then playfully suggest taking advantage of opportune moments when 'no one is around' to 'change the story,' hinting at a mischievous or assertive character ready to seize the day. The song cleverly weaves in cultural and devotional elements, referencing the auspicious Tamil month of Aadi when millions flock to temples, particularly those dedicated to Amman goddesses like the one in Samayapuram, where 'gods will dance, ghosts will dance.' The imagery of the goddess arriving with neem leaves to grant boons, coupled with the advice that 'if you are shy, it won't happen,' underscores a theme of boldness and conviction, whether in seeking divine blessings or pursuing one's desires in life. It's a spirited piece that blends folk traditions with a cheeky, confident attitude.
