Mugamoru Nila Lyrics
From the movie Manasukketha Maharasa
Mugamoru Nila Song Lyrics is the track from Manasukketha Maharasa Tamil Film – 1989, Starring Ramarajan, Seetha, Nizhalgal Ravi, Goundamani, Senthil, Vinu Chakravarthy, Madhuri, Chinni Jayanth, Peeli Sivam, Thideer Kannaiya. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம் மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Deva. Lyrics works penned by Kalidasan.
Track Credits & Star Cast
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Star Cast
Mugam oru nila Vizhi iru nila
Adada moondru nila Ivavinil varum… ilamaiyin ula
Idhu oru kaadhal vizha Adi poovai soodum poovae… ithazh thodu
Mugam oru nila… Vizhi iru nila…
Adada moondru nila Ivavinil varum… ilamaiyin ula
Idhu oru kaadhal vizha Oru poovai soodum poovin… ithazh thodu
Mugam oru nila… Vizhi iru nila…
Adada moondru nila
Kaaman kovilil yetrum… Olideepam manivizhigal
Kaadhal noyinil vaattum… En mannan kanimozhigal
Meniyil… ponveenaiyin… Suga naatham ketkumo
Koodalil… vilaiyaadalil… Unai aadai ketkavo
Irubadhu viralum inaigira samayam Sugamenum mazhai varum ilamaigal nanaiyum
Mugam oru nila… Vizhi iru nila…
Adada moondru nila
Kaalam ethanai thooram Dhinam naamum poi varalaam
Vaazhvil ethanai inbam… Adhai naalum naam peralaam
Maarbilum… iru tholilum… Naan maalai aagiren
Maalaiyum ilankalaiyum… Suga raagam ketkiren
Arubadhu kalaigal pazhagidum nilaiyil Edhuvarai sugam varum adhu varai payanam
Mugam oru nila… Vizhi iru nila…
Adada moondru nila Mugam oru nila…
Vizhi iru nila… Adada moondru nila
Iravinil varum… ilamaiyin ula… Idhu oru kaadhal vizha
Oru poovai soodum poovin… idhazh thodu
Mugam oru nila Vizhi iru nila…
Adada moondru nila…
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a passionate ode to the beloved's beauty and the intoxicating nature of young love. The lyrics vividly describe the lover's admiration, comparing the beloved's face to one moon and her eyes to two more, creating a celestial vision of beauty. It portrays their union as a 'festival of love' and a 'youthful procession' that unfolds in the intimacy of the night, emphasizing the joy and excitement of their romantic connection. The repeated imagery of moons highlights the enchanting and radiant presence of the beloved.
The song delves deeper into the sensual and intimate aspects of their relationship. The beloved's eyes are likened to lamps in Cupid's temple, and her words are a cure for love's ailment, signifying her profound impact. The lyrics playfully hint at physical intimacy, speaking of melodies on the body, clothes being shed during play, and the intertwining of fingers bringing a 'rain of pleasure.' It celebrates the exploration of love's depths, suggesting a journey through the 'sixty-four arts' of love, where pleasure is the guide and destination, making it a rich tapestry of romantic devotion and sensual delight.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Mugamoru Nila?
Mugamoru Nila is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம் மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Mugamoru Nila from?
The song Mugamoru Nila is featured in the movie Manasukketha Maharasa.
Who wrote the lyrics for Mugamoru Nila?
The lyrics for Mugamoru Nila were written by Kalidasan with music composed by Deva.
Is English translation available for Mugamoru Nila lyrics?
Yes! Mugamoru Nila lyrics from Manasukketha Maharasa include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Mugamoru Nila lyrics?
This song is a passionate ode to the beloved's beauty and the intoxicating nature of young love. The lyrics vividly describe the lover's admiration, comparing the beloved's face to one moon and her eyes to two more, creating a celestial vision of beauty. It portrays their union as a 'festival of love' and a 'youthful procession' that unfolds in the intimacy of the night, emphasizing the joy and excitement of their romantic connection. The repeated imagery of moons highlights the enchanting and radiant presence of the beloved. The song delves deeper into the sensual and intimate aspects of their relationship. The beloved's eyes are likened to lamps in Cupid's temple, and her words are a cure for love's ailment, signifying her profound impact. The lyrics playfully hint at physical intimacy, speaking of melodies on the body, clothes being shed during play, and the intertwining of fingers bringing a 'rain of pleasure.' It celebrates the exploration of love's depths, suggesting a journey through the 'sixty-four arts' of love, where pleasure is the guide and destination, making it a rich tapestry of romantic devotion and sensual delight.
