Mudhalvanae Lyrics
From the movie Mudhalvan
Mudhalvanae Song Lyrics is the track from Mudhalvan Tamil Film – 1999, Starring Arjun Sarja, Raghuvaran, Manisha Koirala, Manivannan, Vadivelu, Laila, Kalairani, Vijayakumar, Cochin Haneefa, Fathima Babu. This song was sung by எஸ். ஜானகி. The music was composed by A.R. Rahman. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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{Ha ha ha hey hey hey Ho ho ho ha ha ha ha} (2)
Mudhalvanae vanae vanae vanae vanae Mudhalvanae vanae vanae vanae vanae
Mudhalvanae vanae vanae vanae vanae Mudhalvanae
Mudhalvanae ennai kan paaraai Mundhaanai kodiyettra neram illaiyaa
Oh kaadhal panjam vandhu nondhenae m Muththa nivaaranam enakillaiyaa
Vaalin osai ketkkum thalaivaa Valaiyalosai ketkkavillaiyaa…
Mudhalvaa …mudhalvaa
Ha mudhalvaa Mudhalvanae vanae vanae vanae vanae
Mudhalvanae vanae vanae vanae vanae Mudhalvanae vanae vanae vanae vanae
Mudhalvanae
Ah ha ha aaaaa…aaa… Konja neram odhukki koondhal odhukki
Kurippu ezhundhungal endhan tholil
Ah ah ah ah Peeli ondrai yedhuthu thaenil nanaithu
Kaiyoppam iduven undhan maarbil
Ulagham vaazha nidhi odhukku En uyirum vaazha madhi odhukku
Arasan vaazha vidhi irukku Adharku needhaan vidhi vilakku
Mannanae… mannanae Idho ival unakku
Mudhalvaa vaa mudhalvaa Mudhalvaa vaa mudhalvaa
Mudhalvaa vaa mudhalvaa Mudhalvaa mudhalvaa
{Ha ha ha hey hey hey Ho ho ho ha ha ha ha} (2)
Mudhalvaa mudhalvaa hey hey
Pallivaasal thirandhaai palli thirandhaai
Palliyarai vara neramillaiyaa
Oh ooradangu thalarthi varigal thalarthi
Udaigal thalarthida vendum illaiyaa
Aasai poovai thavikka vittu Amaicharodu nagarvalamo
Unadhu kannil neer thudaithaal Oorkkuzhaayil neer varumo
Vendhanae vendhanae Undhan varam varumo
Mudhalvanae ennai kan paaraai Mundhaanai kodi yettra neram illaiyaa
Hey Kaadhal panjam vandhu
Nondhaaiyo Muththa nivaaranam
Unnaku alippan Vaalin osai
Theerum bodhu Valaiyal osai
Ketkkavaruvan
Mudhalvanae vanae vanae vanae vanae Mudhalvanae vanae vanae vanae vanae
Mudhalvanae vanae vanae vanae vanae Mudhalvanae
Song Meaning & Analysis
“Mudhalvanae” from the movie 'Mudhalvan' is a vibrant and playful romantic plea from the female protagonist, Manimegalai, to her lover, Pugazh, who has unexpectedly become the Chief Minister for a day. The song captures her longing and frustration as his new, demanding responsibilities consume his time, leaving her feeling neglected. She uses witty analogies, comparing his political duties to her personal desires, asking why he can manage state affairs but not attend to their love, playfully demanding “kiss-relief” from her “famine of love.”
The lyrics beautifully weave together themes of love, longing, and the humorous conflict between public duty and private affection. Manimegalai teases him about opening mosques and schools but not having time for their “bridal chamber,” and questions if wiping tears from his eyes will bring water to village taps, highlighting her desire for his personal attention. The song's energetic music and S. Janaki's expressive vocals perfectly convey her playful impatience and deep affection, making it a memorable and charming romantic number in the film.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Mudhalvanae?
Mudhalvanae is sung by எஸ். ஜானகி.
Which movie is Mudhalvanae from?
The song Mudhalvanae is featured in the movie Mudhalvan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Mudhalvanae?
The lyrics for Mudhalvanae were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by A.R. Rahman.
Is English translation available for Mudhalvanae lyrics?
Yes! Mudhalvanae lyrics from Mudhalvan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Mudhalvanae lyrics?
“Mudhalvanae” from the movie 'Mudhalvan' is a vibrant and playful romantic plea from the female protagonist, Manimegalai, to her lover, Pugazh, who has unexpectedly become the Chief Minister for a day. The song captures her longing and frustration as his new, demanding responsibilities consume his time, leaving her feeling neglected. She uses witty analogies, comparing his political duties to her personal desires, asking why he can manage state affairs but not attend to their love, playfully demanding “kiss-relief” from her “famine of love.” The lyrics beautifully weave together themes of love, longing, and the humorous conflict between public duty and private affection. Manimegalai teases him about opening mosques and schools but not having time for their “bridal chamber,” and questions if wiping tears from his eyes will bring water to village taps, highlighting her desire for his personal attention. The song's energetic music and S. Janaki's expressive vocals perfectly convey her playful impatience and deep affection, making it a memorable and charming romantic number in the film.