Mukundha Mukundha Lyrics
From the movie Dasavathaaram
Mukundha Mukundha Song Lyrics is the track from Dasavathaaram Tamil Film – 2008, Starring Kamal Haasan, Asin Thottumkal, Mallika Sherawat, Jaya Prada, Napoleon, P. Vasu, Raghuram, Nagesh, Chakri Toleti, Shammu. This song was sung by கமல் ஹாசன். The music was composed by Himesh Reshammiya. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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{ Mukundha mukundha Krishna mukundha mukundha
Varam thaa varam thaa Brindha vanam thaa vanam thaa } (2)
Vennai unda vaaiyaal Mannai undavaa
Pennai unda kaadhal noiku Marundhaaga vaa
Mukundha mukundha Krishna mukundha mukundha
Varam thaa varam thaa Brindha vanam thaa vanam thaa
Enna seiya naanum Thol paavai thaan
Undhan kaigal aati vaikum Nool paavai thaan
Mukundha mukundha Krishna mukundha mukundha
Varam thaa varam thaa Brindha vanam thaa vanam thaa
{ Jai jai ram jai jai ram } (2) Seetha ram jai jai ram
Jai jai ram jai jai ram
Machamaaga neril thondri Maraigal thannai kaathaai
Koormamaaga mannil thondri Boomi thannai meetaai
Vaamanan pol thotram kondu Vaanalandhu nindraai
Naran kalandha simmamaagi Iraniyanai kondraai
Raavanan than thalaiyai koiya Raaman aaga vandhaai
Kannanaaga neeyae vandhu Kaadhalum thandhaai
Ingu unavadhaaram ovvondrilum Thaan un thaaram naanae
Un thiruvadi pattaal thirumanam aagum Yendrilae yengugirenae
Mayil peeli soodi Nirkum mannavanae
Mangaiku endrum Neeyae manavaalanae
Mukundha mukundha Krishna mukundha mukundha
Varam thaa varam thaa Brindha vanam thaa vanam thaa
Usurodirukaan naan petha pilla Yeno innum thagaval varala
Vaanathil irundhu vandhu kudhipaan Sonna kelungo asadugalae
Aaravamudha azhaga vaadaa Udanae vaadaa vaadaa aaa
Govindha gopaalaa hey
{ Mukundha mukundha Krishna mukundha mukundha
Varam thaa varam thaa Brindha vanam thaa vanam thaa } (2)
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Mukundha Mukundha" from 'Dasavathaaram' is a fervent devotional plea to Lord Krishna, an incarnation of Vishnu. The lyrics, penned by Vaali, beautifully encapsulate the deep yearning of a devotee, often likened to Andal (Kothai), for divine union. The song reverently recounts Krishna's playful childhood antics, such as eating butter and mud, and then transitions into a powerful homage to Vishnu's various avatars, including Matsya, Koorma, Vamana, Narasimha, and Rama, culminating in Krishna himself. The singer expresses a profound spiritual and romantic longing, asserting her role as the Lord's eternal consort across all his divine manifestations.
The emotional core of the song lies in its blend of devotion and a deeply personal, almost romantic, yearning for the divine. The devotee sees herself as a mere puppet in the hands of the Lord, completely surrendered to his will. The interjection about the child, "My child, whom I bore, is alive! Why is there still no news? He will jump down from the sky, listen to what I say, you fools!" likely reflects a specific dramatic moment in the movie where the protagonist (played by Asin) is praying for her child's safety, expressing unwavering faith in Krishna's protection. This segment adds an urgent, desperate, yet hopeful dimension to the overall devotional mood, highlighting the belief that the divine will intervene.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Mukundha Mukundha?
Mukundha Mukundha is sung by கமல் ஹாசன்.
Which movie is Mukundha Mukundha from?
The song Mukundha Mukundha is featured in the movie Dasavathaaram.
Who wrote the lyrics for Mukundha Mukundha?
The lyrics for Mukundha Mukundha were written by Vaali with music composed by Himesh Reshammiya.
Is English translation available for Mukundha Mukundha lyrics?
Yes! Mukundha Mukundha lyrics from Dasavathaaram include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Mukundha Mukundha lyrics?
The song "Mukundha Mukundha" from 'Dasavathaaram' is a fervent devotional plea to Lord Krishna, an incarnation of Vishnu. The lyrics, penned by Vaali, beautifully encapsulate the deep yearning of a devotee, often likened to Andal (Kothai), for divine union. The song reverently recounts Krishna's playful childhood antics, such as eating butter and mud, and then transitions into a powerful homage to Vishnu's various avatars, including Matsya, Koorma, Vamana, Narasimha, and Rama, culminating in Krishna himself. The singer expresses a profound spiritual and romantic longing, asserting her role as the Lord's eternal consort across all his divine manifestations. The emotional core of the song lies in its blend of devotion and a deeply personal, almost romantic, yearning for the divine. The devotee sees herself as a mere puppet in the hands of the Lord, completely surrendered to his will. The interjection about the child, "My child, whom I bore, is alive! Why is there still no news? He will jump down from the sky, listen to what I say, you fools!" likely reflects a specific dramatic moment in the movie where the protagonist (played by Asin) is praying for her child's safety, expressing unwavering faith in Krishna's protection. This segment adds an urgent, desperate, yet hopeful dimension to the overall devotional mood, highlighting the belief that the divine will intervene.