Mullukku Roja Lyrics
From the movie Veguli Penn F
Mullukku Roja Song Lyrics is the track from Veguli Penn F Tamil Film – 1971. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by V. Kumar. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Singer : P. Susheela
Mullukku roja sontham Muththukku sippi sontham
Mullukku roja sontham Muththukku sippi sontham
Pillaikku annai ennavo En kannaa
Penmaikku thaaimai ennavo
Mullukku roja sontham Muththukku sippi sontham
Pillaikku annai ennavo En kannaa
Penmaikku thaaimai ennavo
Kannanin annai yasothaithaanae Kanneer yaenadi devagi maanae
Kannanin annai yasothaithaanae Kanneer yaenadi devagi maanae
Engirunthaalum manakkum mullai Ennuyir kannan unakkum pillai
Mullukku roja sontham Muththukku sippi sontham
: Pillaikku annai ennavo En kannaa
Penmaikku thaaimai ennavo
Pillaiyin meethu kannpada vendaam Pettraval ullam punpada vendaam
Ullangal veru ulagam veru Ullangal veru ulagam veru
Unakkena vaazhven aandukal nooru
Mullukku roja sontham Muththukku sippi sontham
Pillaikku annai ennavo En kannaa
Penmaikku thaaimai ennavo
Vanna tamizhai padippathu pole Vaanaththu nilavai paarppathu polae
: Kanmani mugaththai paaradi kannae Kanmani mugaththai paaradi kannae
Kadhaigal irunthaal pesadi pinnae Kadhaigal irunthaal pesadi pinnae
Mullukku roja sontham Muththukku sippi sontham
Pillaikku annai ennavo En kannaa
Penmaikku thaaimai ennavo
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song from 'Veguli Penn F' (1971) beautifully explores the profound essence of motherhood, particularly in the context of shared love for a child, possibly hinting at adoption or a situation where a child is raised by someone other than the biological mother. The lyrics use poignant metaphors like "a rose belongs to the thorn" and "a pearl belongs to the oyster" to establish inherent connections. The central theme revolves around reassuring a mother (likely the biological one, Devaki, in the analogy) that her bond with the child is eternal, even if another (Yashoda) is raising the child. It emphasizes that true motherhood transcends biological ties, focusing on love, care, and the child's well-being.
The song draws a powerful parallel with the Hindu mythology of Lord Krishna, whose biological mother was Devaki but was raised by Yashoda. The singer, likely Yashoda's voice, comforts Devaki, asking her not to cry, asserting that Krishna is also Devaki's child, just as jasmine spreads its fragrance everywhere. It's a plea to protect the child from any negativity and to heal the birth mother's pain. The lyrics promise eternal devotion and encourage focusing on the child's joy, postponing any sorrowful tales. It's a tender ode to the expansive nature of maternal love, where hearts may be different, but the shared love for a child unites them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Mullukku Roja?
Mullukku Roja is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Mullukku Roja from?
The song Mullukku Roja is featured in the movie Veguli Penn F.
Who wrote the lyrics for Mullukku Roja?
The lyrics for Mullukku Roja were written by Kannadasan with music composed by V. Kumar.
Is English translation available for Mullukku Roja lyrics?
Yes! Mullukku Roja lyrics from Veguli Penn F include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Mullukku Roja lyrics?
This song from 'Veguli Penn F' (1971) beautifully explores the profound essence of motherhood, particularly in the context of shared love for a child, possibly hinting at adoption or a situation where a child is raised by someone other than the biological mother. The lyrics use poignant metaphors like "a rose belongs to the thorn" and "a pearl belongs to the oyster" to establish inherent connections. The central theme revolves around reassuring a mother (likely the biological one, Devaki, in the analogy) that her bond with the child is eternal, even if another (Yashoda) is raising the child. It emphasizes that true motherhood transcends biological ties, focusing on love, care, and the child's well-being. The song draws a powerful parallel with the Hindu mythology of Lord Krishna, whose biological mother was Devaki but was raised by Yashoda. The singer, likely Yashoda's voice, comforts Devaki, asking her not to cry, asserting that Krishna is also Devaki's child, just as jasmine spreads its fragrance everywhere. It's a plea to protect the child from any negativity and to heal the birth mother's pain. The lyrics promise eternal devotion and encourage focusing on the child's joy, postponing any sorrowful tales. It's a tender ode to the expansive nature of maternal love, where hearts may be different, but the shared love for a child unites them.
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