Pookum Malarai Lyrics
From the movie Udhaya
Pookum Malarai Song Lyrics is the track from Udhaya Tamil Film – 2004, Starring Vijay, Simran, Nassar, Vivek, Rajesh, Pyramid Natarajan, Thalaivasal Vijay, Krishna Kulasekaran, Kumar Natarajan. This song was sung by ஹரிஹரன். The music was composed by A. R. Rahman. Lyrics works penned by Pazhani Bharathi.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Whistling :
Pookum malarai Kaigal kulukki
Thendral sollum Kalai vanakkam
Oho ho ho Alara cheval adhikaalai
Mella mella vizhikkum therukkal
{Annai vayalgal Pillai manangal
Ullam thirandhu Pesum chanangal}(2)
Chinna sirippu podhumae Chella nanbanae
Kodi selvam yedharkku Netri chulikkum podhilum
Patharum nanbanae Uravu podhum enakku
Chinna sirippu podhumae Chella nanbanae
Kodi selvam yedharkku Netri chulikkum podhilum
Patharum nanbanae Uravu podhum enakku
Lala la lalala laa Hey
Lala lala laaa Lala la lalala laa
Lala lala lala laa
Pachai thaalil Vellai ezhuththu
Kalli chediyil kaadhal kavidhai Kichu kichu yaar
Moottivittadhu Vedithu sirikkum paruthi chedigal
Oho ho ho Thottu pookkum
Pul veligal Ivai allava suga varangal
Oho ho ho Thottu pookkum
Pul veligal Ivai allava suga varangal
Chinna sirippu podhumae Chella nanbanae
Kodi selvam yedharkku Netri chulikkum podhilum
Patharum nanbanae Uravu podhum enakku
Kanavae… kanavae
{Pinnal chedi vizhudhu Oonjal aada kodukkum
Aalamaram kooda thozhi enakku} (2)
Ser padindha vetti Melliya seruppu
Maalai sandhai koochal isai enakku
Kaigalai neetti Nilavai thodum
Yogam vendum enakku Yogam vendum enakku…
Yogam vendum enakku… Yogam vendum enakku…
{Chinna sirippu podhumae Chella nanbanae
Kodi selvam yedharkku Netri chulikkum podhilum
Patharum nanbanae Uravu podhum enakku} (2)
Kodi selvam yedharku
Song Meaning & Analysis
Pookum Malarai is a soulful ode to the simple, unadulterated joys of life, emphasizing the profound value of genuine human connections and the beauty of nature over material wealth. The lyrics paint a serene picture of a rustic morning, where the breeze greets blooming flowers, roosters announce the dawn, and people interact with open hearts. It celebrates the comfort found in a friend's smile and support, suggesting that such relationships are far more precious than any amount of riches.
The song continues to highlight the poetic charm of everyday life, from love poems on cactus plants to the 'laughter' of cotton fields, and the simple pleasure of grass fields blooming underfoot. It portrays a deep connection with nature, where even a banyan tree becomes a companion providing a swing. The protagonist finds music in the bustling evening market and yearns for the 'fortune' of reaching for the moon, symbolizing a desire for boundless dreams and contentment in a life rich with experiences and relationships, rather than possessions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Pookum Malarai?
Pookum Malarai is sung by ஹரிஹரன்.
Which movie is Pookum Malarai from?
The song Pookum Malarai is featured in the movie Udhaya.
Who wrote the lyrics for Pookum Malarai?
The lyrics for Pookum Malarai were written by Pazhani Bharathi with music composed by A. R. Rahman.
Is English translation available for Pookum Malarai lyrics?
Yes! Pookum Malarai lyrics from Udhaya include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Pookum Malarai lyrics?
Pookum Malarai is a soulful ode to the simple, unadulterated joys of life, emphasizing the profound value of genuine human connections and the beauty of nature over material wealth. The lyrics paint a serene picture of a rustic morning, where the breeze greets blooming flowers, roosters announce the dawn, and people interact with open hearts. It celebrates the comfort found in a friend's smile and support, suggesting that such relationships are far more precious than any amount of riches. The song continues to highlight the poetic charm of everyday life, from love poems on cactus plants to the 'laughter' of cotton fields, and the simple pleasure of grass fields blooming underfoot. It portrays a deep connection with nature, where even a banyan tree becomes a companion providing a swing. The protagonist finds music in the bustling evening market and yearns for the 'fortune' of reaching for the moon, symbolizing a desire for boundless dreams and contentment in a life rich with experiences and relationships, rather than possessions.