Moondru Tamizh Lyrics
From the movie Pillaiyo Pillai
Moondru Tamizh Song Lyrics is the track from Pillaiyo Pillai Tamil Film – 1972, Starring M. K. Muthu, C. R. Vijayakumari, Lakshmi, R. S. Manohar, M. R. R. Vasu, G. Sakunthala, V. K. Ramasamy, Nagesh. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Moondru tamil thondriyathum unnidamo
Moondru tamil thondriyathum unnidamo
Nee moovendhar vazhi vantha mannavano
Nee moovendhar vazhi vantha mannavano
Naangu gunam saernthathum orr pennidamo
Adhu nadai pazhagi vanthathenna ennidamo
Naangu gunam saernthathum orr pennidamo
Adhu nadai pazhagi vanthathenna ennidamo
Adhu nadai pazhagi vanthathenna ennidamo ennidamo
Naangu gunam saernthathum orr pennidamo
Uthithathu paar sengathithaan keezh dhisaiyil
Adhan olivellaam paainththu paar vaanveliyil
Uthithathu paar sengathithaan keezh dhisaiyil
Adhan olivellaam paainththu paar vaanveliyil
Kadhir polae naan kandaen mannan mugam
Adhan oliyaalae malarum
Naan sengamalam sengamalam
Moondru tamil thondriyathum unnidamo Nee moovendhar vazhi vantha
Mannavano mannavano
Pani mazhaiyil nanainthathenna malar vizhigal
Unnai paarkkaiyilae pesidumo kilimozhigal
Pani mazhaiyil nanainthathenna malar vizhigal
Unnai paarkkaiyilae pesidumo kilimozhigal
Iru kanigal kaaithathenna oru kodiyil
Adhu virunthenavae thavazhnthathenna en madiyil
Adhu virunthenavae thavazhnthathenna en madiyil en madiyil
Moondru tamil thondriyathum unnidamo
Ila nagaithaan nee ezhuthum sirukathaiyo
Adhan idai thondrum naanamthaan munnuraiyo
Ila nagaithaan nee ezhuthum sirukathaiyo
Adhan idai thondrum naanamthaan munnuraiyo
Idam thanthaal nadappathellaam thodarkathaiyo
Antha ilakkiyaththil vidinthaalthaan mudivuraiyo
Naangu gunam saernthathum orr pennidamo
Adhu nadai pazhagi vanthathenna ennidamo
Adhu nadai pazhagi vanthathenna ennidamo ennidamo
Moondru tamil thondriyathum unnidamo
Nee moovendhar vazhi vantha mannavano
Nee moovendhar vazhi vantha mannavanomannavano
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a classic romantic duet from the 1972 Tamil film 'Pillaiyo Pillai', where the male and female protagonists express their admiration and love for each other through rich poetic metaphors. The male singer praises the woman's beauty and grace, likening her to the origin of Tamil literature and the embodiment of royal lineage. He sees her smile as a captivating story and her shyness as its enchanting preface, hinting at an endless love story.
The female singer reciprocates with equally profound adoration, questioning if all virtues have converged in her beloved. She compares his radiant face to the rising sun, which makes her, the red lotus, bloom. Her verses playfully describe her own beauty and the effect he has on her, using imagery of dew-kissed eyes and parrot-like words. The song beautifully captures the essence of budding romance, mutual admiration, and the profound impact of love, all woven with classical Tamil literary references.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Moondru Tamizh?
Moondru Tamizh is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Moondru Tamizh from?
The song Moondru Tamizh is featured in the movie Pillaiyo Pillai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Moondru Tamizh?
The lyrics for Moondru Tamizh were written by Vaali with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Moondru Tamizh lyrics?
Yes! Moondru Tamizh lyrics from Pillaiyo Pillai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Moondru Tamizh lyrics?
This song is a classic romantic duet from the 1972 Tamil film 'Pillaiyo Pillai', where the male and female protagonists express their admiration and love for each other through rich poetic metaphors. The male singer praises the woman's beauty and grace, likening her to the origin of Tamil literature and the embodiment of royal lineage. He sees her smile as a captivating story and her shyness as its enchanting preface, hinting at an endless love story. The female singer reciprocates with equally profound adoration, questioning if all virtues have converged in her beloved. She compares his radiant face to the rising sun, which makes her, the red lotus, bloom. Her verses playfully describe her own beauty and the effect he has on her, using imagery of dew-kissed eyes and parrot-like words. The song beautifully captures the essence of budding romance, mutual admiration, and the profound impact of love, all woven with classical Tamil literary references.
