Paarvaiyin Marupakkam Lyrics
From the movie Parvaiyin Marupakkam
Paarvaiyin Marupakkam Song Lyrics is the track from Parvaiyin Marupakkam Tamil Film – 1982, Starring Vijayakanth, Sripriya, M. N. Nambiar, Sivachandran, Silk Smitha, V. Gopalakrishnan. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெயராம். The music was composed by Chandrabose. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Paarvaiyin marupakkam raagangal kettu Paadamal paadukiraen
Paada sonnaalum aadach sonnaalum En vaazhvu un vasamae
Ellaamum unnidamae
KanavoIdhu ninaivo Enna sugamo
Kannil naan kanbathu Mayakkam mayakkam theeraatha
Aanantha mayakkam
Ilaiyopudhu malaro Ilangkaniyo
Indru pennaanathu Irandum irandum nooraagum
Naal indru namakku
Paarvaiyin marupakkam raagangal kettu Paadamal paadukiraen
Azhaiththai alli koduththaai Kanni pizhaiththaen inba neeraadinaen
Ezhuthu ezhuthu Munnooru paadalgal udhattil
Pagalo athu iravo Intha uravu pudhu raamayanam
Varuga varuga Kannodu kaamanin kaditham
Paarvaiyin marupakkam raagangal kettu Paadamal paadukiraen
Paada sonnaalum aadach sonnaalum En vaazhvu un vasamae
Ellaamum unnidamae
Paarvaiyin marupakkam raagangal kettu Paadamal paadukiraen
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song 'Paarvaiyin Marupakkam' beautifully captures the profound emotional state of a woman deeply in love. She expresses a complete surrender to her beloved, where his mere gaze evokes an internal symphony, making her "sing without singing." This signifies an unspoken, deeply felt joy and devotion that transcends words. Her life and everything she possesses are now entirely in his hands, indicating a trust and commitment so absolute that she questions if this blissful experience is a dream or reality, describing it as an endless, intoxicating happiness.
The lyrics further explore the blossoming of her identity through this love. She metaphorically describes herself as a young leaf, flower, or fruit that has transformed into a woman, implying a newfound maturity and beauty brought forth by this profound connection. The line "two and two will become a hundred" symbolizes the exponential growth of joy and love in their union. The song culminates in an invitation for deeper intimacy, comparing their relationship to a "new Ramayana" – a grand epic of love – and seeing the messages of Kama, the god of love, reflected in his eyes, signifying a passionate and spiritual bond.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Paarvaiyin Marupakkam?
Paarvaiyin Marupakkam is sung by வாணி ஜெயராம்.
Which movie is Paarvaiyin Marupakkam from?
The song Paarvaiyin Marupakkam is featured in the movie Parvaiyin Marupakkam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Paarvaiyin Marupakkam?
The lyrics for Paarvaiyin Marupakkam were written by Kannadasan with music composed by Chandrabose.
Is English translation available for Paarvaiyin Marupakkam lyrics?
Yes! Paarvaiyin Marupakkam lyrics from Parvaiyin Marupakkam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Paarvaiyin Marupakkam lyrics?
The song 'Paarvaiyin Marupakkam' beautifully captures the profound emotional state of a woman deeply in love. She expresses a complete surrender to her beloved, where his mere gaze evokes an internal symphony, making her "sing without singing." This signifies an unspoken, deeply felt joy and devotion that transcends words. Her life and everything she possesses are now entirely in his hands, indicating a trust and commitment so absolute that she questions if this blissful experience is a dream or reality, describing it as an endless, intoxicating happiness. The lyrics further explore the blossoming of her identity through this love. She metaphorically describes herself as a young leaf, flower, or fruit that has transformed into a woman, implying a newfound maturity and beauty brought forth by this profound connection. The line "two and two will become a hundred" symbolizes the exponential growth of joy and love in their union. The song culminates in an invitation for deeper intimacy, comparing their relationship to a "new Ramayana" – a grand epic of love – and seeing the messages of Kama, the god of love, reflected in his eyes, signifying a passionate and spiritual bond.
