Oh Oru Rathiri Lyrics
From the movie Puthisali Paithiyangal
Oh Oru Rathiri Song Lyrics is the track from Puthisali Paithiyangal Tamil Film – 1983. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெய்ராம். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.
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Ooooh oru raththiri naan edhir paarththaval Rathi rambaiyin vazhi vanthaval
Ilam nenjinil kadhalai valarththaval Orumurai enai thodavidu
Viraivinil vaa mayilae
Aasai aasai aasai aasai aasai vachchen
Aasai aasai aasai aasai aasai vachchen
Vaaen manmathaa naan unai konjavaa Unakkaagavae uruvaanaval
Rathi menagai rampaiyil uyarnthaval Uyirinil udal urugida thazhuvida vaa azhagae
No no no no
Mayangidum kadhal kilikalae Avalidam pesum vizhigalae
Mayangidum kadhal kilikalae Avalidam pesum vizhigalae
Kambanin illaatha kavithaigal Kangalil sonnaalae thirumagal
Naanthaanae devathai nee soodum menagai
Theeraatha aasai kondu vaa vaa vaa vaa
Ooooh oru raththiri naan edhir paarththaval Rathi rambaiyin vazhi vanthaval
Ilam nenjinil kadhalai valarththaval Orumurai enai thodavidu
Viraivinil vaa mayilae
Kanigalum thaenil nanaiyuthae Idhazhgali eeram padiyuthae
Kanigalum thaenil nanaiyuthae Idhazhgali eeram padiyuthae
Inthiralogaththai vendraval Manmatha bhaanaththai kondaval
En kadhal menagai neeyillai thaadagai Un meedhu aasaiyillai po po po po
Vaaen manmathaa naan unai konjavaa
Rathi rambaiyin vazhi vanthaval
Ilam nenjinil kadhalai valarththaval
Uyirinil udal urugida thazhuvida vaa azhagae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a playful and passionate duet between a man and a woman, expressing their mutual attraction and desire. The male singer initially expresses his longing for a woman he has been waiting for, describing her with mythological references to celestial nymphs like Rathi and Rambha, and asking her to come closer. The female singer responds, inviting him as her 'Manmadha' (god of love), asserting her own beauty and desirability, even claiming superiority to the mythical figures. The lyrics are filled with romantic imagery, using metaphors of love-struck parrots, unwritten poems in eyes, and fruits drenched in honey to convey the intensity of their emotions.
The song also features a humorous and teasing dynamic. While the male singer is ardent in his pursuit, the female singer initially plays hard to get, playfully rejecting him with a "No, no, no." Later, she even calls him a 'Thaadagai' (a demoness in Hindu mythology, implying he's not her ideal lover) before eventually inviting him back with renewed passion. This back-and-forth adds a charming, lighthearted element to the romantic overtures, highlighting the push and pull often present in budding relationships, ultimately leading to a mutual expression of deep desire and longing for physical intimacy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Oh Oru Rathiri?
Oh Oru Rathiri is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெய்ராம்.
Which movie is Oh Oru Rathiri from?
The song Oh Oru Rathiri is featured in the movie Puthisali Paithiyangal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Oh Oru Rathiri?
The lyrics for Oh Oru Rathiri were written by Pulamaipithan with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Oh Oru Rathiri lyrics?
Yes! Oh Oru Rathiri lyrics from Puthisali Paithiyangal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Oh Oru Rathiri lyrics?
This song is a playful and passionate duet between a man and a woman, expressing their mutual attraction and desire. The male singer initially expresses his longing for a woman he has been waiting for, describing her with mythological references to celestial nymphs like Rathi and Rambha, and asking her to come closer. The female singer responds, inviting him as her 'Manmadha' (god of love), asserting her own beauty and desirability, even claiming superiority to the mythical figures. The lyrics are filled with romantic imagery, using metaphors of love-struck parrots, unwritten poems in eyes, and fruits drenched in honey to convey the intensity of their emotions. The song also features a humorous and teasing dynamic. While the male singer is ardent in his pursuit, the female singer initially plays hard to get, playfully rejecting him with a "No, no, no." Later, she even calls him a 'Thaadagai' (a demoness in Hindu mythology, implying he's not her ideal lover) before eventually inviting him back with renewed passion. This back-and-forth adds a charming, lighthearted element to the romantic overtures, highlighting the push and pull often present in budding relationships, ultimately leading to a mutual expression of deep desire and longing for physical intimacy.
