Ponal Pogattum Poda Lyrics
From the movie Pen Puthi Munn Puthi
Ponal Pogattum Poda Song Lyrics is the track from Pen Puthi Munn Puthi Tamil Film – 1988, Starring Ramki, Gautami Tadimalla, Goundamani, Senthil, Sujatha, Rajesh, Jai Ganesh, Srividya, Sudha. This song was sung by கவுண்டமணி. The music was composed by Chandrabose. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Ponaal pogattum podaa Intha poravaiyai ezhumbu sumappathu veenadaa
Ponaal pogattum podaa Intha poravaiyai ezhumbu sumappathu veenadaa
Ponaal pogattum podaa
Ooohoo hoo oooooo Ooohoo hoo oooooo
Kaalgalil enakku viralgal illai Ada kazhuththukkum kezhae edhuvum illai
Ini coffee kudichchaa ozhugidumae Ponaal pogattum podaa
Tholukkum sadhaikkum maruththuvam undu
Ezhumbukku maruththuvam kidaiyaadhu
Pattanam inimael varamaattaen
En pondattiga kangalil padamaattaen
Antha thee vetti thadiyana vudamaattaen
Ooohoo hoo oooooooo Ooohoo hoo oooooooo
Ooohoo hoo oooooooo
Manthiram therinja masthaan ingae Marupadi eppa varuvaano
Udamba kettu azhuvathanaale Uruppadiyaa adha tharuvaano
Naayum ennai thoraththurathu Nariyum enna veratturathu
Kazhuthaiyum enna kadichchiruchchu
Ponaal pogattum podaa
Ponaal pogattum podaa Intha poravaiyai ezhumbu sumappathu veenadaa
Ponaal pogattum podaa podaa podaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, delivered in the distinctive comedic style of Goundamani, is a fatalistic and darkly humorous lament about life's misfortunes and the futility of struggling against them. The central theme, "Ponaal Pogattum Poda" (If it goes, let it go), encapsulates a cynical acceptance of loss and hardship. The lyrics paint a picture of a character who is physically and emotionally broken, using exaggerated imagery like "no fingers on my feet" and "nothing below my neck" to convey a sense of utter helplessness and despair, yet delivered with a comedic resignation. The idea that "this blanket (body) carried by bones is useless" suggests a philosophical weariness with the physical self and the burdens of existence.
The song further delves into the character's personal woes, from avoiding his wife to being harassed by animals, all serving to amplify his state of utter despondency. The lines about medicine for skin and flesh but not for bones highlight an irreparable core problem, reinforcing the theme of accepting what cannot be changed. It's a classic Goundamani performance, where profound, albeit comically expressed, philosophical observations about life's unfairness are blended with relatable, everyday frustrations, making the listener laugh while also pondering the deeper message of letting go.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ponal Pogattum Poda?
Ponal Pogattum Poda is sung by கவுண்டமணி.
Which movie is Ponal Pogattum Poda from?
The song Ponal Pogattum Poda is featured in the movie Pen Puthi Munn Puthi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ponal Pogattum Poda?
The lyrics for Ponal Pogattum Poda were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Chandrabose.
Is English translation available for Ponal Pogattum Poda lyrics?
Yes! Ponal Pogattum Poda lyrics from Pen Puthi Munn Puthi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ponal Pogattum Poda lyrics?
This song, delivered in the distinctive comedic style of Goundamani, is a fatalistic and darkly humorous lament about life's misfortunes and the futility of struggling against them. The central theme, "Ponaal Pogattum Poda" (If it goes, let it go), encapsulates a cynical acceptance of loss and hardship. The lyrics paint a picture of a character who is physically and emotionally broken, using exaggerated imagery like "no fingers on my feet" and "nothing below my neck" to convey a sense of utter helplessness and despair, yet delivered with a comedic resignation. The idea that "this blanket (body) carried by bones is useless" suggests a philosophical weariness with the physical self and the burdens of existence. The song further delves into the character's personal woes, from avoiding his wife to being harassed by animals, all serving to amplify his state of utter despondency. The lines about medicine for skin and flesh but not for bones highlight an irreparable core problem, reinforcing the theme of accepting what cannot be changed. It's a classic Goundamani performance, where profound, albeit comically expressed, philosophical observations about life's unfairness are blended with relatable, everyday frustrations, making the listener laugh while also pondering the deeper message of letting go.