Oru Aathukku Karaiyum Lyrics
From the movie Rudra Thaandavam
Oru Aathukku Karaiyum Song Lyrics is the track from Rudra Thaandavam Tamil Film – 1978. This song was sung by ஏ. வி. ரமணன் மற்றும் எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி. The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Oru aaththukku karaiyum Iruvar pannum kooththukku thiraiyum
Pottukka venum kannae kannaatti
Ammammaa Ammammaa
Oru aaththukku karaiyum Iruvar pannum kooththukku thiraiyum
Pottukka venum kannae kannaatti
Ennai kadaththiya manna Suga kathaigal nadakkattum kannaa
Aanantham unnaal kandaen kannaalaa Ammammaa
Ammammaa
Ennai kadaththiya manna Suga kathaigal nadakkattum kannaa
Aanantham unnaal kandaen kannaalaa Ohho ho kandaen kannaalaa
Adi ponnalla ilam poovalla Adi ponnalla ilam poovalla
Aah maniyalla kiliyalla Silai seiyyum panjalogam
En kannalla kani thaenalla En kannalla kani thaenalla
Nee azhagalla arasalla Neeyoru sorkkalogam
Oru kappal kollaatha sarakku Adhu unakendru ennidam irukku
Oru kappal kollaatha sarakku Adhu unakendru ennidam irukku
Chumma singaaram pannunga sangeetham paadunga Kalyaanamthaan venum enakku
Ennai kadaththiya manna Suga kathaigal nadakkattum kannaa
Aanantham unnaal kandaen kannaalaa Ammammaa
Ammammaa
Mani muththaattam Malar koththaattam
Mani muththaattam Malar koththaattam
Siru mottaattam chittaattam Eduththu kol intha neram
Poopanthaattam suvai paalaattam Poopanthaattam suvai paalaattam
intha pennodu kondaattam Naan kanda inba raagam
Iru kayil pattaaga eduthu Silai idhuvendru thaerottam nadaththu
Iru kayil pattaaga eduthu Silai idhuvendru thaerottam nadaththu
Villaiyillaatha vairangal Thaalaattum sirpangal
Ellaamum unnodu irukku
Oru aaththukku karaiyum Iruvar pannum kooththukku thiraiyum
Pottukka venum kannae kannaatti
Ammammaa Ammammaa
Ammammaa Ammammaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Oru Aathukku Karaiyum" from the 1978 film 'Rudra Thaandavam', is a classic romantic duet that beautifully captures the playful yet passionate exchange between two lovers. The lyrics, penned by Vaali, use rich metaphors to express deep affection and desire. The opening lines set a tone of intimacy and commitment, suggesting that just as a river needs its banks and a play needs its curtain, their love needs a defined space and expression. The male protagonist praises his beloved with exquisite comparisons, calling her more precious than gold, flowers, or gems, equating her to the perfect blend of metals forming a divine statue, and ultimately, a heavenly realm.
The female protagonist reciprocates this adoration, playfully acknowledging his "abduction" of her heart and expressing her joy and bliss found in his presence. She hints at a treasure trove of love within her, "a cargo a ship cannot hold," reserved solely for him. Her desire for commitment is clear as she states, "I only desire marriage." The song is filled with sensual imagery and declarations of mutual admiration, painting a picture of a love that is both tender and ardent, culminating in a shared longing for a future together. The repeated exclamations of "Ammammaa" convey a sense of wonder and delight in their blossoming romance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Oru Aathukku Karaiyum?
Oru Aathukku Karaiyum is sung by ஏ. வி. ரமணன் மற்றும் எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி.
Which movie is Oru Aathukku Karaiyum from?
The song Oru Aathukku Karaiyum is featured in the movie Rudra Thaandavam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Oru Aathukku Karaiyum?
The lyrics for Oru Aathukku Karaiyum were written by Vaali with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Oru Aathukku Karaiyum lyrics?
Yes! Oru Aathukku Karaiyum lyrics from Rudra Thaandavam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Oru Aathukku Karaiyum lyrics?
This song, "Oru Aathukku Karaiyum" from the 1978 film 'Rudra Thaandavam', is a classic romantic duet that beautifully captures the playful yet passionate exchange between two lovers. The lyrics, penned by Vaali, use rich metaphors to express deep affection and desire. The opening lines set a tone of intimacy and commitment, suggesting that just as a river needs its banks and a play needs its curtain, their love needs a defined space and expression. The male protagonist praises his beloved with exquisite comparisons, calling her more precious than gold, flowers, or gems, equating her to the perfect blend of metals forming a divine statue, and ultimately, a heavenly realm. The female protagonist reciprocates this adoration, playfully acknowledging his "abduction" of her heart and expressing her joy and bliss found in his presence. She hints at a treasure trove of love within her, "a cargo a ship cannot hold," reserved solely for him. Her desire for commitment is clear as she states, "I only desire marriage." The song is filled with sensual imagery and declarations of mutual admiration, painting a picture of a love that is both tender and ardent, culminating in a shared longing for a future together. The repeated exclamations of "Ammammaa" convey a sense of wonder and delight in their blossoming romance.
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