Pattanathu Mama Lyrics
From the movie Thaai Pasam
Pattanathu Mama Song Lyrics is the track from Thaai Pasam Tamil Film – 1974. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by V. Kumar. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Pattanaththu mama puthi kedalaama Pattanaththu mama puthi kedalaama
Podava melae kobamaa Ponnu senja paavamaa
Bramachaari Chaari chaari chaari
Bramachaari Chaari chaari chaari
Kalyaanam aagaatha kattaigalaa Kannirunthu kaanaatha pottaigalaa
Pattanaththu mama puthi kedalaama Pattanaththu mama puthi kedalaam
Podava melae kobamaa Ponnu senja paavamaa
Podava melae kobamaa Ponnu senja paavamaa
Mayilaerum muruganukku rendu pondatti
Maayavanaam kannanukku rendu pondatti
Mayilaerum muruganukku rendu pondatti
Maayavanaam kannanukku rendu pondatti
Saamikkellaam samsaaram rend irukku
Aasaamigalae ungalukku enna irukku
Pillaiyaara pola neeg irukkalaamaa
Pombalaiya paarththaalae verukkalaamaa
Bramachaari Chaari chaari chaari
Bramachaari Chaari chaari chaari
Pattanaththu mama puthi kedalaama Pattanaththu mama puthi kedalaam
Podava melae kobamaa Ponnu senja paavamaa
Podava melae kobamaa Ponnu senja paavamaa
Thaayillaama poranthavanga yaar irukaanga
Thaaikulamthaan dheivamendru per eduththaanga
Thaayillaama poranthavanga yaar irukaanga
Thaaikulamthaan dheivamendru per eduththaanga
Pongi aakki soru ootta ponnu venumae
Thakka thunai aambalaikku onnu venumae
Pillaikutti paaramendru ennividaathae
Pillaikutti paaramendru ennividaathae
Nee bramachaari saettaiyellaam pannividaathae
Bramachaari Chaari chaari chaari
Bramachaari Chaari chaari chaari
Pattanaththu mama puthi kedalaama Pattanaththu mama puthi kedalaam
Podava melae kobamaa Ponnu senja paavamaa
Podava melae kobamaa Ponnu senja paavamaa
Kalyaanam aagaatha kattaigalaa Kannirunthu kaanaatha pottaigalaa
Kalyaanam aagaatha kattaigalaa Kannirunthu kaanaatha pottaigalaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song from the 1974 film 'Thaai Pasam' is a playful and teasing address from women to bachelors, urging them to embrace married life. The lyrics humorously question why these "city uncles" (Pattanaththu Mama) are avoiding marriage, suggesting their wisdom might be lost or that they harbor an inexplicable anger towards women or the institution of marriage. The song uses cultural and mythological references, pointing out that even revered gods like Muruga and Krishna had multiple consorts, contrasting this with the bachelors who have none.
The women further emphasize the indispensable role of women in life, highlighting that no one is born without a mother and that the female lineage is considered divine. They argue for the practical necessity of a wife for household duties like cooking and as a suitable companion for a man. The song lightheartedly dismisses the idea of children being a burden and advises the bachelors to abandon their "mischievous" single ways, ultimately encouraging them to find partners and settle down. The overall mood is light-hearted, persuasive, and filled with good-natured banter.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Pattanathu Mama?
Pattanathu Mama is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Pattanathu Mama from?
The song Pattanathu Mama is featured in the movie Thaai Pasam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Pattanathu Mama?
The lyrics for Pattanathu Mama were written by Vaali with music composed by V. Kumar.
Is English translation available for Pattanathu Mama lyrics?
Yes! Pattanathu Mama lyrics from Thaai Pasam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Pattanathu Mama lyrics?
This song from the 1974 film 'Thaai Pasam' is a playful and teasing address from women to bachelors, urging them to embrace married life. The lyrics humorously question why these "city uncles" (Pattanaththu Mama) are avoiding marriage, suggesting their wisdom might be lost or that they harbor an inexplicable anger towards women or the institution of marriage. The song uses cultural and mythological references, pointing out that even revered gods like Muruga and Krishna had multiple consorts, contrasting this with the bachelors who have none. The women further emphasize the indispensable role of women in life, highlighting that no one is born without a mother and that the female lineage is considered divine. They argue for the practical necessity of a wife for household duties like cooking and as a suitable companion for a man. The song lightheartedly dismisses the idea of children being a burden and advises the bachelors to abandon their "mischievous" single ways, ultimately encouraging them to find partners and settle down. The overall mood is light-hearted, persuasive, and filled with good-natured banter.
