Muthumani Lyrics
From the movie Dorothy Tamil
Muthumani Song Lyrics is the track from Dorothy Tamil Tamil Film – 2026.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Not Specified
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singers : Ilayaraja, Swetha Mohan and Chorus
Music Director : Ilayaraja
Lyricist : Ilayaraja
Humming : Thumchakku thumchakku thumchabham…(6)
Music :
Humming : Thumchakku thumchakku thumchabham…
Music :
Humming : Hmm mmm mmm mmm mmm
Female and Chorus : Muthu manicharam kokkanum kokkanum Maalaya soodanum thangathukku
Muthu manicharam kokkanum kokkanum Maalaya soodanum thangathukku
Manjalum kungumam sandhanam kozhchida Poosanum poosanum ponmanikku
Ponmanikku Ponmanikku
Ponmanikku
Mannil ulla thaigalukellam Oru magalaaga piranthavalae
Nam kulam thaan ulaga uyirai kaakkumadi Thavipavarin thuyarai ellam pokkummadi
Andha vanathil minnidum thaaragai pole Ingu vanthavalae
Mannil ulla thaigalukellam Oru magalaaga piranthavalae
Muthu manicharam kokkanum kokkanum Maalaya soodanum thangathukku
Manjalum kungumam sandhanam kozhchi Poosanum poosanum ponmanikku
Female and Chorus : Muthu manicharam thanthana tha na na
Maalaya soodanum thanthana tha na na
Manjalum kungumam thanthana tha na na
Poosanum poosanum thana na na
Muthu manicharam kokkanum kokkanum Maalaya soodanum thangathukku
Ponmanikku Ponmanikku
Ponmanikku Ponmanikku
Vanakiliye unnai kaanadha naal ingu Naal ilaiye naal ilaiye
Naal ilaiye naal ilaiye
Pon mayiley nee ilamaal Pozhuthingu Nagariliye
Nagariliye Nagariliye
Akkam pakkam ponapothu unna parthavan naan
Pakkam pakkam irundhapothu unnapaakaliye
Aruga irundha pothu naanum vegu thorathile
Thedugira pothu en nenju baarathile
Muthumani pavala mani maalaigalai choodi
Minnum ponnum vaira greedam
Sirasil thaga thagavena jolikkum
Maathangi maragatha mani
Meenaatchi neethaadimeenaatchi neethaadi
Oru vazhi padhayil thaniya naan
Thavichu thavichu manam thudikanumaa
Oru vazhi padhayil thaniya naan
Thavichu thavichu manam thudikanumaa
Vaadi meenaatchi vazhi thunaiyaai kaamaatchi…
Humming : Thumchakku thumchakku thumchabham…(2)
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Muthumani" from 'Dorothy Tamil' appears to be a devotional or celebratory piece, possibly dedicated to a divine feminine figure or a revered woman. The lyrics repeatedly emphasize adorning this "golden gem" with pearl necklaces, garlands, and sacred pastes like turmeric and sandalwood, signifying reverence, purity, and auspiciousness. The imagery of being born as a daughter to all mothers and protecting the world's lives suggests a nurturing, powerful, and benevolent presence, akin to a goddess who alleviates suffering and shines like a star.
The latter part of the song shifts to a more personal plea or longing. The speaker expresses how life feels incomplete and time stands still without the presence of this beloved figure, referred to as a "forest parrot" and "golden peacock." There's a poignant reflection on missed opportunities, seeing her from afar but not appreciating her closeness, leading to a heavy heart when searching for her. The invocation of goddesses like Maathangi, Meenaatchi, and Kaamaatchi further solidifies the devotional aspect, portraying the central figure as a divine embodiment and seeking her companionship and guidance on a solitary path.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Muthumani?
Muthumani is sung by various artists.
Which movie is Muthumani from?
The song Muthumani is featured in the movie Dorothy Tamil.
Who wrote the lyrics for Muthumani?
The lyrics for Muthumani were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Muthumani lyrics?
Yes! Muthumani lyrics from Dorothy Tamil include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Muthumani lyrics?
The song "Muthumani" from 'Dorothy Tamil' appears to be a devotional or celebratory piece, possibly dedicated to a divine feminine figure or a revered woman. The lyrics repeatedly emphasize adorning this "golden gem" with pearl necklaces, garlands, and sacred pastes like turmeric and sandalwood, signifying reverence, purity, and auspiciousness. The imagery of being born as a daughter to all mothers and protecting the world's lives suggests a nurturing, powerful, and benevolent presence, akin to a goddess who alleviates suffering and shines like a star. The latter part of the song shifts to a more personal plea or longing. The speaker expresses how life feels incomplete and time stands still without the presence of this beloved figure, referred to as a "forest parrot" and "golden peacock." There's a poignant reflection on missed opportunities, seeing her from afar but not appreciating her closeness, leading to a heavy heart when searching for her. The invocation of goddesses like Maathangi, Meenaatchi, and Kaamaatchi further solidifies the devotional aspect, portraying the central figure as a divine embodiment and seeking her companionship and guidance on a solitary path.
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