Naan Ramanai Poloru Lyrics
From the movie Aasaikku Vayasillai
Naan Ramanai Poloru Song Lyrics is the track from Aasaikku Vayasillai Tamil Film – 1979. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெயராம் மற்றும் பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Naan ramanai poloru avatharam Avan pol enakkum oru thaaram
Naan ramanai poloru avatharam Avan pol enakkum oru thaaram
Ennai aalvathunthan adhigaaram Anbe neeyen aadhaaram
Ennai aalvathunthan adhigaaram Anbe neeyen aadhaaram
Naan ramanai poloru avatharam Avan pol enakkum oru thaaram
Mangala kazhuththu sangena valaiththu Mayangidum angam madi theda
Mayangidum angam madi theda
Mangala kazhuththu sangena valaiththu Mayangidum angam madi theda
Mayangidum angam madi theda
Kunguma sivappu kondathu vanappu Sangama ninaivil saainthaada
Sangama ninaivil saainthaada
Unaiyallaavaa Idhu unathallavaa
Madhuvunnavaa Naan malarallavaa
Aaaa…aahaa…aa…aah Aahaa…aa…aah…aa…aa
Naan ramanai poloru avatharam Avan pol enakkum oru thaaram
Ammiyai midhiththu arunthathi paarththu Adainthavan ullam enathaaga
Adainthavan ullam enathaaga
Ammiyai midhiththu arunthathi paarththu Adainthavan ullam enathaaga
Adainthavan ullam enathaaga
Manthiram padiththu manjalai mudiththu Manthiram padiththu manjalai mudiththu
Thodangiya inbam inithaaga Thodangiya inbam inithaaga
Manam maarumo Adhu thadam maarumo
Pennallavaa Iru kannallavaa
Aaaa…aahaa…aa…aah Aahaa…aa…aah…aa…aa
Ennai aalvathunthan adhigaaram Anbe neeyen aadhaaram
Naan ramanai poloru avatharam Avan pol enakkum oru thaaram
Song Meaning & Analysis
This romantic duet from 'Aasaikku Vayasillai' beautifully intertwines the divine love story of Rama and Sita with the blossoming affection of a newlywed couple. The male protagonist likens himself to Lord Rama, expressing his joy in finding his beloved, who he sees as his Sita. He acknowledges her authority over him, declaring her as his sole support. The female reciprocates, affirming his Rama-like stature and her role as his devoted consort. The lyrics evoke the sacredness and intimacy of marriage, drawing parallels to traditional Hindu wedding rituals like stepping on the 'ammi' (grinding stone) and gazing at the 'Arundhati' star, symbolizing marital fidelity and eternal companionship.
The song further delves into the physical and emotional intimacy of the couple, with the female describing her beauty and longing for union, while the male reflects on the sweet beginnings of their married life, sealed by sacred mantras and the tying of the 'mangalsutra'. He expresses a hopeful assurance that their love and commitment will remain unwavering. The repeated invocation of Rama and Sita elevates their personal love to a divine, ideal standard, emphasizing purity, devotion, and an unbreakable bond, making it a heartfelt celebration of marital bliss and enduring love.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Naan Ramanai Poloru?
Naan Ramanai Poloru is sung by வாணி ஜெயராம் மற்றும் பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன்.
Which movie is Naan Ramanai Poloru from?
The song Naan Ramanai Poloru is featured in the movie Aasaikku Vayasillai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Naan Ramanai Poloru?
The lyrics for Naan Ramanai Poloru were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Naan Ramanai Poloru lyrics?
Yes! Naan Ramanai Poloru lyrics from Aasaikku Vayasillai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Naan Ramanai Poloru lyrics?
This romantic duet from 'Aasaikku Vayasillai' beautifully intertwines the divine love story of Rama and Sita with the blossoming affection of a newlywed couple. The male protagonist likens himself to Lord Rama, expressing his joy in finding his beloved, who he sees as his Sita. He acknowledges her authority over him, declaring her as his sole support. The female reciprocates, affirming his Rama-like stature and her role as his devoted consort. The lyrics evoke the sacredness and intimacy of marriage, drawing parallels to traditional Hindu wedding rituals like stepping on the 'ammi' (grinding stone) and gazing at the 'Arundhati' star, symbolizing marital fidelity and eternal companionship. The song further delves into the physical and emotional intimacy of the couple, with the female describing her beauty and longing for union, while the male reflects on the sweet beginnings of their married life, sealed by sacred mantras and the tying of the 'mangalsutra'. He expresses a hopeful assurance that their love and commitment will remain unwavering. The repeated invocation of Rama and Sita elevates their personal love to a divine, ideal standard, emphasizing purity, devotion, and an unbreakable bond, making it a heartfelt celebration of marital bliss and enduring love.
