Oh Sukumari Lyrics
From the movie Anniyan
Oh Sukumari Song Lyrics is the track from Anniyan Tamil Film – 2005, Starring Vikram, Sadha, Prakash Raj, Vivek, Nedumudi Venu, Nassar, Cochin Haneefa, Kalabhavan Mani, Charle, Shanmugarajan. This song was sung by சங்கர் மகாதேவன். The music was composed by Harris Jayaraj. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Haa…haaahaahaa
Oh sukumari oh sanjari En alangari nee
Oh sukumari…eeee Eh lamba dhanae
Oh sukumari oh singari En kumari nee
En kumaaari En kumaari
En kumaari
Kumaarii Kumaari
Kumari en kaadhal Sikki mukki thikki vikkudhu
Kumari-en nenju Vimmi vimmi pammi nikkudhu
Kumari-en vaarthai Kadal vatri vitadhae
Naan thotru poven Endru anjiyae
En thervai ellaam Othivaikiren
Raghumari …sukumari… En manam oru malaradi
Malarukkul adidhadi
Kumari en kaadhal Sikki mukki thikki vikkudhu
Kumari-en nenju Vimmi vimmi pammi nikkudhu
Kumari-en vaarthai Kadal vatri vitadhae
Indha kaadhal enna Perum baarama
Idhu peru kaalam illa garbama Ohooo…ooo
Kaadhalai maraithaal Ganam thaangaamal
En uyir seththu pogum ilaiya Kaadhalai cholli
Illai endru maruthaal Kaadhalae seththu pogum illaiya
Oru kaadhal kadidham Edhuvum manasai
Muzhusa cholvadhillai Nee kangaladaithaal
Kaadhal nuzhaiya Innoru vaasal illai
Kumari…kumaarriiii Aaaaaaaaaaa…
Ahaaaaaahaaaa… Lala lala lal lal laaa…lala lalalaaaa
Naan dhaanam ketkum Oru oomaiya
Dhinam theigiraenae Idhu thevaiya
Koodaigal engum Pookalai nirapi
Koyilai thedi nadakindren
Koodaiai kuduthu Kumbittu mudithu
Korikai vaikka marakindren
Andha kadavulai vidavum Periyavan oruvan
Bhoomiyil ullan evan Penn kangalai paarthu
Kaadhalai chollum Dhairiyam ullavan avan…avan…avan
Kumari…aah eeeh oooh
Naan thotru poven Endru anjiyae
En thervai ellaam Othivaikiren
Raghumari …sukumari… En manam oru malaradi
Malarukkul adidhadi
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Oh Sukumari" from Anniyan is a passionate declaration of love from a man deeply smitten. The protagonist, Ramanujam (Ambi), is overwhelmed by his feelings for Nandini (Sukumari). He struggles to articulate his emotions, describing his love as getting "stuck, stammering, stumbling" and his heart "swelling, bursting." He feels his words have dried up, and he's so afraid of rejection that he postpones everything else in his life. The lyrics beautifully capture the intense, almost painful, experience of unrequited or unexpressed love, where the fear of loss is paramount.
The song further explores the dilemma of expressing love versus hiding it. The singer questions if love is a burden or a "pregnancy without a delivery time," highlighting the agony of unspoken feelings. He believes that hiding love would kill his soul, but rejection would kill love itself. He sees himself as a mute beggar, wasting away, and compares his inability to express his feelings to forgetting his plea after offering prayers. Ultimately, he asserts that the one who dares to declare love directly to a woman's eyes is greater than God, emphasizing the immense courage required for such a confession.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Oh Sukumari?
Oh Sukumari is sung by சங்கர் மகாதேவன்.
Which movie is Oh Sukumari from?
The song Oh Sukumari is featured in the movie Anniyan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Oh Sukumari?
The lyrics for Oh Sukumari were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Harris Jayaraj.
Is English translation available for Oh Sukumari lyrics?
Yes! Oh Sukumari lyrics from Anniyan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Oh Sukumari lyrics?
The song "Oh Sukumari" from Anniyan is a passionate declaration of love from a man deeply smitten. The protagonist, Ramanujam (Ambi), is overwhelmed by his feelings for Nandini (Sukumari). He struggles to articulate his emotions, describing his love as getting "stuck, stammering, stumbling" and his heart "swelling, bursting." He feels his words have dried up, and he's so afraid of rejection that he postpones everything else in his life. The lyrics beautifully capture the intense, almost painful, experience of unrequited or unexpressed love, where the fear of loss is paramount. The song further explores the dilemma of expressing love versus hiding it. The singer questions if love is a burden or a "pregnancy without a delivery time," highlighting the agony of unspoken feelings. He believes that hiding love would kill his soul, but rejection would kill love itself. He sees himself as a mute beggar, wasting away, and compares his inability to express his feelings to forgetting his plea after offering prayers. Ultimately, he asserts that the one who dares to declare love directly to a woman's eyes is greater than God, emphasizing the immense courage required for such a confession.