Pongalo Pongal Lyrics
From the movie 1951
Pongalo Pongal Song Lyrics is the track from 1951 Tamil Film – 1951. This song was sung by ஜி. வரலட்சுமி. The music was composed by Pendyala Nageswara Rao. Lyrics works penned by M. S. Subramaniyam.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
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Singer : G. Varalakshmi
Pongalo pongal pongi varuthammaa Pongi varuthamaa
Pongalo pongal pongi varuthammaa Pongi varuthamaa
Engum ini vaiboga bakkiyamthaanammaa Bakkiyamthaanammaa
Engum ini vaiboga bakkiyamthaanammaa Bakkiyamthaanammaa
Seerodu selva kuzhanthaigal pettru Seerodu selva kuzhanthaigal pettru
Perodu pugalodu vaazhvaai neeyammaa Perodu pugalodu vaazhvaai neeyammaa
Pandigai paruvam innaalathinil dharmam
Pandigai paruvam innaalathinil dharmam
Thanthitta punyam veenaagaathu amma Veenaagaathu amma
Thanthitta punyam veenaagaathu amma Veenaagaathu amma
Pongalo pongal pongi varuthammaa Pongi varuthamaa
Varamarul thaayae gowriyammaa Vanthanaigal seivomae goweiyamma
Varamarul thaayae gowriyammaa Vanthanaigal seivomae goweiyamma
Un paadham paninthom gowriyamma Un paadham paninthom gowriyamma
Emmai kaana kaaththarulvaayae gowriyamma Aahaa varamarul thaayae gowriyamma
Ooini parivudan aandarul gowriyamma Kodu panjamathum theerththarul gowriyammaa
Kodu panjamathum theerththarul gowriyammaa Kodu panjamathum theerththarul gowriyammaa
Varamarul thaayae gowriyamma Vanthanaigal seivomae goweiyamma
Varamarul thaayae gowriyamma Varamarul thaayae gowriyamma
Aahaa varamarul thaayae gowriyamma Varamarul thaayae gowriyamma
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Pongalo Pongal,' is a devotional and celebratory piece, likely performed during the harvest festival of Pongal. The lyrics invoke the spirit of prosperity and good fortune associated with the festival, repeatedly exclaiming "Pongalo Pongal" as a chant of abundance. It expresses hopes for a future filled with auspiciousness, wealth, and the blessing of children, leading to a life of renown and fame. The song also emphasizes the importance of charity during this festive period, assuring that good deeds will yield positive returns.
A significant portion of the song is a heartfelt prayer to Goddess Gowri (Parvati), seeking her divine blessings. The devotees bow at her feet, offering salutations and imploring her to grant boons, protect them with her watchful gaze, and rule over them with compassion. A poignant request is made to the goddess to alleviate severe famine, highlighting the community's reliance on divine intervention for sustenance and well-being. The repetitive calls to Gowriamma underscore the deep faith and reverence for the deity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Pongalo Pongal?
Pongalo Pongal is sung by ஜி. வரலட்சுமி.
Which movie is Pongalo Pongal from?
The song Pongalo Pongal is featured in the movie 1951.
Who wrote the lyrics for Pongalo Pongal?
The lyrics for Pongalo Pongal were written by M. S. Subramaniyam with music composed by Pendyala Nageswara Rao.
Is English translation available for Pongalo Pongal lyrics?
Yes! Pongalo Pongal lyrics from 1951 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Pongalo Pongal lyrics?
This song, 'Pongalo Pongal,' is a devotional and celebratory piece, likely performed during the harvest festival of Pongal. The lyrics invoke the spirit of prosperity and good fortune associated with the festival, repeatedly exclaiming "Pongalo Pongal" as a chant of abundance. It expresses hopes for a future filled with auspiciousness, wealth, and the blessing of children, leading to a life of renown and fame. The song also emphasizes the importance of charity during this festive period, assuring that good deeds will yield positive returns. A significant portion of the song is a heartfelt prayer to Goddess Gowri (Parvati), seeking her divine blessings. The devotees bow at her feet, offering salutations and imploring her to grant boons, protect them with her watchful gaze, and rule over them with compassion. A poignant request is made to the goddess to alleviate severe famine, highlighting the community's reliance on divine intervention for sustenance and well-being. The repetitive calls to Gowriamma underscore the deep faith and reverence for the deity.
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