Muthalil Vanthaval Dheivanai Lyrics
From the movie Athaivida Ragasiyam
Muthalil Vanthaval Dheivanai Song Lyrics is the track from Athaivida Ragasiyam Tamil Film – 1978. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா மற்றும் வாணி ஜெயராம். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Mudhalil vanthaval dheivaanai Thodarnthu vanthaval valliyammai aah
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Mudhalil vanathaval dheivaanai Thodarnthu vanthaval valliyammai
Muruganin pakkam pakkam Neeyum naanum nirppomaa ooh aah
Muruganin pakka pakkam Neeyum naanum nirppomaa
Mogana paavai polae Paadam solli kolvomaa
Kannukkul kannaadi Onnukkul onnadi
Namakkul ennadi solladiyo
Mudhalil vanthaval dheivaanai Thodarnthu vanthaval valliyammai
Mudhalil vanthaval dheivaanai Thodarnthu vanthaval valliyammai
Maalaiyilae neeraadu Kaalaiyilae kondaadu
Mannavan murugan vanthaan unnodu Malarazhagu valliyammai thannodu ha
Malarazhagu valliyammai thannodu ha
Aasaiyilae sendronai Paadugindra muruganai
Adikkadi nenaichchikittaa kondaattam Azhagu mayil thangaradha thaerottam
Azhagu mayil thangaradha thaerottam Ooooommmm…ooooo…mm…mm
Mudhalil vanthaval dheivaanai Thodarnthu vanthaval valliyammai
Thirupparakundraththilae dheivaanai vaazhugiraal
Thiruththanai malaiyinilthaan kuraththiyaam
Saernthu devi vaazhvathuthaan poruththamaam
Saernthu devi vaazhvathuthaan poruththamaam
Velavanai ketppomaa Vivarangalai solvomaa
Viraivinil poojai ondru seivomaa Velukkondru mayilukondru vaippomaa…aa…
Velukkondru mayilukondru vaippomaa…
Mudhalil vanthaval dheivaanai Thodarnthu vanthaval valliyammai
Mudhalil vanthaval dheivaanai Thodarnthu vanthaval valliyammai
Dheivaanai pennammaa Thiruvizhaavil paarammaa
Iravum pagalum avar pakkamthaan Ennaalum kadhalarin sorkkamthaan
Aahaa ennaalum kadhalarin sorkkamthaan
Thozhi endraal neethaanae Thooimaiyaana pennthaanae
Ulaaththai paarkka vaiththa kunamadi Unnai endrum kaakkum enthan manamadi
Unnai endrum kaakkum enthan manamadi
Ooooo… Mm…mm…
Ooooo… Mm…mm…
Mudhalil vanathaval dheivaanai Thodarnthu vanthaval valliyammai
Muruganin pakkam pakkam Neeyum naanum nirppomaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song playfully explores the divine relationship of Lord Muruga with his two consorts, Deivanai and Valli. It highlights their distinct origins—Deivanai as the celestial, first wife, and Valli as the tribal, second wife—and their shared devotion to Muruga. The lyrics invite listeners to reflect on this unique dynamic, suggesting a celebratory and reverent approach to their story, almost as if two friends are discussing the divine couple and drawing parallels to their own bonds. The song encourages a joyful remembrance of Muruga and his consorts, emphasizing the beauty and significance of their union.
The narrative also touches upon the specific abodes associated with each goddess: Thirupparankundram for Deivanai and Thiruthani for Valli, reinforcing their individual identities within the larger divine narrative. It suggests a collective act of devotion, proposing to ask Muruga, share details, and perform a pooja, offering prayers for his spear (Vel) and his peacock mount. The song concludes with a heartfelt expression of friendship and loyalty, perhaps between the two singers, intertwining the divine love story with human companionship and mutual protection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Muthalil Vanthaval Dheivanai?
Muthalil Vanthaval Dheivanai is sung by பி. சுஷீலா மற்றும் வாணி ஜெயராம்.
Which movie is Muthalil Vanthaval Dheivanai from?
The song Muthalil Vanthaval Dheivanai is featured in the movie Athaivida Ragasiyam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Muthalil Vanthaval Dheivanai?
The lyrics for Muthalil Vanthaval Dheivanai were written by Kannadasan with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Muthalil Vanthaval Dheivanai lyrics?
Yes! Muthalil Vanthaval Dheivanai lyrics from Athaivida Ragasiyam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Muthalil Vanthaval Dheivanai lyrics?
This song playfully explores the divine relationship of Lord Muruga with his two consorts, Deivanai and Valli. It highlights their distinct origins—Deivanai as the celestial, first wife, and Valli as the tribal, second wife—and their shared devotion to Muruga. The lyrics invite listeners to reflect on this unique dynamic, suggesting a celebratory and reverent approach to their story, almost as if two friends are discussing the divine couple and drawing parallels to their own bonds. The song encourages a joyful remembrance of Muruga and his consorts, emphasizing the beauty and significance of their union. The narrative also touches upon the specific abodes associated with each goddess: Thirupparankundram for Deivanai and Thiruthani for Valli, reinforcing their individual identities within the larger divine narrative. It suggests a collective act of devotion, proposing to ask Muruga, share details, and perform a pooja, offering prayers for his spear (Vel) and his peacock mount. The song concludes with a heartfelt expression of friendship and loyalty, perhaps between the two singers, intertwining the divine love story with human companionship and mutual protection.
