Ponno Maniyo Poovo Kaniyo Lyrics
From the movie Suthanthira Nattin Adimaigal
Ponno Maniyo Poovo Kaniyo Song Lyrics is the track from Suthanthira Nattin Adimaigal Tamil Film – 1988. This song was sung by மனோ மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.
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Ponno maniyo poovo kaniyo Mannil nilavo maran kaviyo
Mannil nilavo maran kaviyo Kanno illai meeno
Kanno illai meeno maano
Ponno maniyo poovo kaniyo Mannil nilavo maran kaviyo
Kanno illai meeno maano Ponno maniyo
Poovo kaniyo
{Paalum thel thenum Parimaarum kani vaayum
Adhil naal thorum naadagam arangerum} (2)
Noolin idai vaadum Adhan maelae vidai thedum
Noolin idai vaadum Adhan maelae vidai thedum
Viral meettamal meettidum swarasthaanam
Palli paadal Dhinam alli koodal
Solli paadum suam niththam thaedal
Ponno maniyo Poovo kaniyo
Mannil nilavo Maran kaviyo
Kanno illai meeno maano Ponno maniyo
Poovo kaniyooo
{Aahaa haahaaaa Aaaaa} (3)
{Koondhal oru megam Adhi koodum oru mogam
Adhil neenthaamal neendhidum ivan thegam} (2)
Naanum ini neeyum Oru thaayum aval saeyum
Naanum ini neeyum Oru thaayum aval saeyum
Un thaalaattu kettida alai paayum
Thannanthaniyae Sugam sinthum paniyae
Ennai thazhuvu pala inbam pazhgu
Ponno maniyo Poovo kaniyo
Mannil nilavo Maran kaviyo
Kanno illai meeno Maano
Laalalalalalaa Haahaa aaahha…
Hmm mmm
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a classic romantic duet, filled with poetic descriptions of a beloved's beauty. The lyrics are a series of rhetorical questions, comparing the beloved to precious things like gold, gems, flowers, fruits, the moon, and even Cupid's poetry. The imagery used, such as a mouth serving milk and honey, a slender waist, and eyes like fish or a deer, paints a vivid picture of an idealized feminine form, emphasizing admiration and infatuation. The song captures the initial wonder and enchantment a lover feels, expressing a deep sense of awe and desire.
The second part of the song delves deeper into the emotional connection, moving beyond mere physical admiration to a yearning for intimacy and companionship. The comparison of the couple to a mother and child signifies a profound, nurturing bond, where one seeks comfort and solace in the other. The desire to hear a "lullaby" suggests a longing for peace, security, and tender affection. The final lines invite the beloved to embrace and share in many pleasures, culminating in a passionate plea for closeness and shared joy, highlighting the transition from initial fascination to a desire for a lasting, loving relationship.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ponno Maniyo Poovo Kaniyo?
Ponno Maniyo Poovo Kaniyo is sung by மனோ மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Ponno Maniyo Poovo Kaniyo from?
The song Ponno Maniyo Poovo Kaniyo is featured in the movie Suthanthira Nattin Adimaigal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ponno Maniyo Poovo Kaniyo?
The lyrics for Ponno Maniyo Poovo Kaniyo were written by Pulamaipithan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Ponno Maniyo Poovo Kaniyo lyrics?
Yes! Ponno Maniyo Poovo Kaniyo lyrics from Suthanthira Nattin Adimaigal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ponno Maniyo Poovo Kaniyo lyrics?
This song is a classic romantic duet, filled with poetic descriptions of a beloved's beauty. The lyrics are a series of rhetorical questions, comparing the beloved to precious things like gold, gems, flowers, fruits, the moon, and even Cupid's poetry. The imagery used, such as a mouth serving milk and honey, a slender waist, and eyes like fish or a deer, paints a vivid picture of an idealized feminine form, emphasizing admiration and infatuation. The song captures the initial wonder and enchantment a lover feels, expressing a deep sense of awe and desire. The second part of the song delves deeper into the emotional connection, moving beyond mere physical admiration to a yearning for intimacy and companionship. The comparison of the couple to a mother and child signifies a profound, nurturing bond, where one seeks comfort and solace in the other. The desire to hear a "lullaby" suggests a longing for peace, security, and tender affection. The final lines invite the beloved to embrace and share in many pleasures, culminating in a passionate plea for closeness and shared joy, highlighting the transition from initial fascination to a desire for a lasting, loving relationship.
