Ponnoviyam Ondru Rathiyin Lyrics
From the movie Kumaripennin Ullathile
Ponnoviyam Ondru Rathiyin Song Lyrics is the track from Kumaripennin Ullathile Tamil Film – 1980. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெய்ராம். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Muthulingam.
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Ponnoviyam ondru radhiyin vadivilae Boomiyil vandhadhu ezhil kondu
Ponnoviyam ondru radhiyin vadivilae Boomiyil vandhadhu ezhil kondu
Kannil aadidum kaaviya paavai nee Kannil aadidum kaaviya paavai nee
Kaiyil mayangum malligai chendu Kaiyil mayangum malligai chendu
Ponnoviyam ondru radhiyin vadivilae Boomiyil vandhadhu ezhil kondu
{Anaikkaiyil manakkindra Amudhenum un maeni
Azhaginai kangalaal alandhidavaa} (2) Idhazhgalil idhazh kondu iniya kadhai ondru
Idhazhgalil idhazh kondu iniya kadhai ondru Ezhudhida sammadham tharuvaayaa… tharuvaayaa
Ponnoviyam ondru radhiyin vadivilae Boomiyil vandhadhu ezhil kondu
{Manavarai maalaigal Soodiya pinnaalae
Malar magal ennai nee thoda varalaam} (2) Unakkendru sivandhulla pazhutha palaa ennai
Unakkendru sivandhulla pazhutha palaa ennai Parikkira vaegamaa avasaramaa …avasaramaa
Ponnoviyam ondru radhiyin vadivilae Boomiyil vandhadhu ezhil kondu
{Thanimaiyil irukkayil Thaamadham seiyaadhae
Ennidam vetkam yaen ilam kuyilae} (2)
Sirikkindra malar kodi Pengal ellorukkum
Sirikkindra malark kodi pengal ellorukkum Seedhanam vetkam thaan theriyaadhaa theriyaadhaa
Ponnoviyam ondru radhiyin vadivilae Boomiyil vandhadhu ezhil kondu
Kannil aadidum kaaviya paavai naan Kaiyil mayangum malligai chendu
Un kaiyil mayangum malligai chendu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a romantic duet where the male protagonist expresses his ardent admiration and desire for his beloved, likening her to a divine golden painting of Rathi, the goddess of love and beauty. He sees her as a poetic muse, a beautiful doll dancing in his eyes, and a fragrant jasmine bouquet in his hands. He yearns to embrace her, to measure her beauty with his gaze, and to write a sweet story with their intertwined lips, eagerly seeking her consent.
The female protagonist, while reciprocating his affection, playfully teases him with a sense of coy modesty. She acknowledges his desire but sets a boundary, stating that he can touch her only after they are adorned with wedding garlands. She compares herself to a ripe jackfruit, reddened and ready for him, but questions his impatience, hinting at the traditional progression of their relationship. The male then tries to persuade her to shed her shyness, arguing that shyness is a natural dowry for women, but in their private moments, there should be no delay.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ponnoviyam Ondru Rathiyin?
Ponnoviyam Ondru Rathiyin is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெய்ராம்.
Which movie is Ponnoviyam Ondru Rathiyin from?
The song Ponnoviyam Ondru Rathiyin is featured in the movie Kumaripennin Ullathile.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ponnoviyam Ondru Rathiyin?
The lyrics for Ponnoviyam Ondru Rathiyin were written by Muthulingam with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Ponnoviyam Ondru Rathiyin lyrics?
Yes! Ponnoviyam Ondru Rathiyin lyrics from Kumaripennin Ullathile include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ponnoviyam Ondru Rathiyin lyrics?
This song is a romantic duet where the male protagonist expresses his ardent admiration and desire for his beloved, likening her to a divine golden painting of Rathi, the goddess of love and beauty. He sees her as a poetic muse, a beautiful doll dancing in his eyes, and a fragrant jasmine bouquet in his hands. He yearns to embrace her, to measure her beauty with his gaze, and to write a sweet story with their intertwined lips, eagerly seeking her consent. The female protagonist, while reciprocating his affection, playfully teases him with a sense of coy modesty. She acknowledges his desire but sets a boundary, stating that he can touch her only after they are adorned with wedding garlands. She compares herself to a ripe jackfruit, reddened and ready for him, but questions his impatience, hinting at the traditional progression of their relationship. The male then tries to persuade her to shed her shyness, arguing that shyness is a natural dowry for women, but in their private moments, there should be no delay.
