Ponnazhagu Penmai Lyrics
From the movie Rickshawkaran
Ponnazhagu Penmai Song Lyrics is the track from Rickshawkaran Tamil Film – 1971, Starring M. G. Ramachandran, Manjula Vijayakumar, S. A. Asokan, Cho Ramaswamy, Padmini, Major Sundarrajan, Thengai Srinivasan, Poornam Viswanathan, Jyothi Lakshmi, G. Sakunthala. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா, எல்.ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி. The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by #8216;Avinasi, #8217; Mani.
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Ponnazhagu penmai sinthum Punnagai enna
Oru manthiramo Illai thanthiramo
Intha ulagam engal Azhagu pengal kai vasamo
Ponnazhagu penmai sinthum Punnagai enna
Oru manthiramo Illai thanthiramo
Intha ulagam engal Azhagu pengal kai vasamo
{Mel naattin ezhil raani Vizhi jaadaiyil
Naadaalum mudi venthan Thadumaari naan}(2)
Paal pondra pani paarvai Paarththenginaan
Kaal meedhu thalai vaithu Kalaippaarinaan
Ponnazhagu penmai sinthum Punnagai enna
Oru manthiramo Illai thanthiramo
Intha ulagam engal Azhagu pengal kai vasamo
Aah aahaaa…aaa Aaah…aaahhaaa.haahaa…aa…
{Ezhilae un nizhal kooda Enai chernthathu
Nee veru naan veru Yaar sonnathu} (2)
Pon venthan poo meni En meni thaan
En meni ennaalum Un meni thaan
Ponnazhagu penmai sinthum Punnagai enna
Oru manthiramo Illai thanthiramo
Intha ulagam engal Azhagu pengal kai vasamo
Malaiyil thendral piranthathu Oruvarukkaagavaa…
Ingae vaa anbae ingae vaa
Vaanam nilavai sumanthathu Oruvarukkaagavaa
Ingae vaa anbae ingae vaa
Megam mazhaiyai pozhinthathu Oruvarukkaagavaa
Ingae vaa anbae ingae vaa
Iraivan azhagai padaiththathu Oruvarukkaagavaa
Ingae vaa anbae ingae vaa Vaa vaa vaa
Vadiththedutha silaipolae Vadivudaiya paavai
Thudithezhuntha ilamaiyudan Thondrugindra azhagai
Nadu sabayil kadai virithu Nadamaadum pozhuthu
Aduthavarai azhippathudan Thaanum athu azhiyum
Pen ulagam perumai kollum Pon magale vaa
Un azhaginilae Oru kuraivillaiyae
Endrum achcham naanam Konjum penmai vaazhiyavae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a vibrant celebration of feminine beauty, charm, and power. It poses a rhetorical question, wondering if the world is under the spell of beautiful women, attributing their allure to either magic or clever tricks. The lyrics paint vivid pictures of how even powerful kings can be swayed by a woman's gaze, finding solace and yearning in her presence. It emphasizes the captivating and unifying power of love and beauty, suggesting a deep connection where two individuals become one.
The latter part of the song expands on the universal nature of beauty and love, questioning whether natural phenomena like mountain breezes, the moon, rain, or even God's creation of beauty are meant for just one person. It then reflects on the transient yet impactful nature of physical beauty, comparing a woman to a sculpted statue whose vibrant youth captivates all but eventually fades. The song concludes with a tribute to the ideal woman, a 'golden daughter' whose beauty is flawless and whose femininity is cherished for its modesty and shyness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ponnazhagu Penmai?
Ponnazhagu Penmai is sung by பி. சுஷீலா, எல்.ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி.
Which movie is Ponnazhagu Penmai from?
The song Ponnazhagu Penmai is featured in the movie Rickshawkaran.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ponnazhagu Penmai?
The lyrics for Ponnazhagu Penmai were written by ‘Avinasi’ Mani with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Ponnazhagu Penmai lyrics?
Yes! Ponnazhagu Penmai lyrics from Rickshawkaran include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ponnazhagu Penmai lyrics?
This song is a vibrant celebration of feminine beauty, charm, and power. It poses a rhetorical question, wondering if the world is under the spell of beautiful women, attributing their allure to either magic or clever tricks. The lyrics paint vivid pictures of how even powerful kings can be swayed by a woman's gaze, finding solace and yearning in her presence. It emphasizes the captivating and unifying power of love and beauty, suggesting a deep connection where two individuals become one. The latter part of the song expands on the universal nature of beauty and love, questioning whether natural phenomena like mountain breezes, the moon, rain, or even God's creation of beauty are meant for just one person. It then reflects on the transient yet impactful nature of physical beauty, comparing a woman to a sculpted statue whose vibrant youth captivates all but eventually fades. The song concludes with a tribute to the ideal woman, a 'golden daughter' whose beauty is flawless and whose femininity is cherished for its modesty and shyness.