Nathaswara Oosaiyile Lyrics
From the movie Poovum Pottum Tamil – 1968
Nathaswara Oosaiyile Song Lyrics is the track from Poovum Pottum Tamil – 1968 Tamil Film – 1968. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singers : T. M. Soundarajan and P. Susheela
Music Director : R. Govarthanam
Lyricist : Kannadasan
Nadhaswara oosaiyile Devan vandhu paadugindraan
Saerndhu varum melathilae Devi nadam aadugindraal
Nadhaswara oosaiyile
Ha haha ha ha haha ha Ha haha ha ha ha haha ha
Kolamitta manavaraiyil Kungumathin sangamathil
Kolamitta manavaraiyil Kungumathin sangamathil
Maalaiyitta poonkazhuthil Thaali kattum velaiyilum
Ooraargal vaazhthuraikka Oorvalathil varum poluthum
Devan vandhu paadugindraan Devi nadam aadugindraal
Nadhaswara oosaiyile Devan vandhu paadugindraan
Saerndhu varum melathilae Devi nadam aadugindraal
Nadhaswara oosaiyile
Mai vaditha kann irandum Mann paarkkum paavanaiyil
Kai piditha naayaganin Kattazhagu kandu vara
Mai vaditha kann irandum Mann paarkkum paavanaiyil
Kai piditha naayaganin Kattazhagu kandu vara
Mei silirthu mugam sivakkum Mellidaiyaal koondhalilae
Devi nadam aadugindraal Devan vandhu paadugindraan
Nadhaswara oosaiyile
Karppil oru kannagiyaai Kaadhalukku jaanakiyaai
Sirppa magal vaazhkkai endru Devan vandhu paadugindraan
Pathiniyai kaaval kondu Paar pugazha vaazhga endru
Pathiniyai kaaval kondu Paar pugazha vaazhga endru
Sathiyathin maedaiyilae Devi nadam aadugindraal
Nadhaswara oosaiyile Devan vandhu paadugindraan
Saerndhu varum melathilae Devi nadam aadugindraal
Nadhaswara oosaiyile
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song describes a traditional South Indian wedding, focusing on the symbolic roles of the bride and groom as 'Devi' (Goddess) and 'Devan' (God). It beautifully captures the atmosphere of the ceremony, from the auspicious Nadaswaram music and drumming to the rituals like tying the 'thaali' and the blessings of the community. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the bride's emotions – her shy glances at her groom, her blushing, and her inner joy, while also highlighting the groom's admiration for her.
The song emphasizes the virtues expected of a wife, comparing her to legendary figures like Kannagi (for chastity) and Janaki (for love), portraying her as a 'sculpted daughter' whose life is blessed. It speaks of the couple's journey together, celebrated by the world, and founded on truth and devotion. The recurring imagery of the 'Devan singing' and 'Devi dancing' encapsulates the harmonious union and joyous celebration of marriage, suggesting a divine blessing on their new life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Nathaswara Oosaiyile?
Nathaswara Oosaiyile is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Nathaswara Oosaiyile from?
The song Nathaswara Oosaiyile is featured in the movie Poovum Pottum Tamil – 1968.
Who wrote the lyrics for Nathaswara Oosaiyile?
The lyrics for Nathaswara Oosaiyile were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Nathaswara Oosaiyile lyrics?
Yes! Nathaswara Oosaiyile lyrics from Poovum Pottum Tamil – 1968 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Nathaswara Oosaiyile lyrics?
The song describes a traditional South Indian wedding, focusing on the symbolic roles of the bride and groom as 'Devi' (Goddess) and 'Devan' (God). It beautifully captures the atmosphere of the ceremony, from the auspicious Nadaswaram music and drumming to the rituals like tying the 'thaali' and the blessings of the community. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the bride's emotions – her shy glances at her groom, her blushing, and her inner joy, while also highlighting the groom's admiration for her. The song emphasizes the virtues expected of a wife, comparing her to legendary figures like Kannagi (for chastity) and Janaki (for love), portraying her as a 'sculpted daughter' whose life is blessed. It speaks of the couple's journey together, celebrated by the world, and founded on truth and devotion. The recurring imagery of the 'Devan singing' and 'Devi dancing' encapsulates the harmonious union and joyous celebration of marriage, suggesting a divine blessing on their new life.
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