Poomaalai Vaangi Vanthaan Lyrics
From the movie Sindhu Bhairavi
Poomaalai Vaangi Vanthaan Song Lyrics is the track from Sindhu Bhairavi Tamil Film – 1985, Starring Sivakumar, Suhasini Maniratnam, Sulakshana, Delhi Ganesh, Janagaraj, Prathap Pothan, T. S. Raghavendra, Manimala, Kavithalayaa Krishnan, Sivachandran. This song was sung by கே.ஜே. யேசுதாஸ். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Poomaalai vaangi vandhaan Pookkal illaiyae
Dhinam dhinam Poomaalai vaangi vandhaan
Pookkal illaiyae
Sevi illai ingoru isai edharkku
Vizhi illai ingoru vilakkedharkku
Naalum naalum aval ninaivil ivan azhuthu
Poomaalai vaangi vandhaan pookkal illaiyae
Kaiyyil kinnam Pidiththu vittaan
Inikkindra vishathirkkul Vizhundhu vittaan
Raagam thaalam Marandhu vittaan
Rasigarin kadithaththai Kizhiththu vittaan
Kadarkkarai engum manal veliyil Kaadhali kaaladi thedinaan
Moganam paadum velaiyilum Sindhuvil raagam paadinaan
Vidhiyennum oonjalil aadinaan Bothaiyinaal pugal izhanthaan
Medaiyil aninthathu veedhiyil vizhundhida
Poomaalai vaangi vandhaan Pookkal illaiyae
Netru sabathangal Eduththu vittaan
Kudikkindra koppaiyai Udaiththu vittaan
Meendum aval mugam Ninaiththu vittaan
Sabathaththai avan indru Udaiththu vittaan
Isaikkoru kuyil endru uuu Aaaaaaaaaaa…aaaaaaaaa…
Isaikkoru kuyil endru peyareduththaan Irumalai thaan indru suram pidiththaan
Manidhargal iruppathai marandhu vittaan Maanaththin maanaththai vaangi vittaan
Bothaiyin paathaiyil pogindraan Than mugamae thaan maranthaan
Soodavum tholillai aallillai ivan andru
Poomaalai vaangi vandhaan Pookkal illaiyae
Sevi illai ingoru isai edharkku Vizhi illai ingoru vilakkedharkku
Naalum naalum aval ninaivil ivan azhuthu Poomaalai vaangi vandhaan pookkal illaiyae
Poomaalai vaangi vandhaan Pookkal illaiyae…yaeae
Song Meaning & Analysis
Poomaalai Vaangi Vanthaan" from the film 'Sindhu Bhairavi' is a poignant lament depicting the tragic downfall of J.K. Balaganapathy (J.K.B.), a celebrated Carnatic musician. The song captures his descent into alcoholism and despair following unrequited love and the loss of his artistic muse. It portrays his internal struggle as he grapples with his addiction, the fading glory of his past, and the profound emptiness that has consumed his life and art.
The lyrics are rich with metaphors, most notably "He brought a flower garland, but there are no flowers," symbolizing a life devoid of its essence, beauty, or purpose. The song contrasts his former brilliance with his current state, where he can no longer appreciate music ("If there are no ears, what is music for?") or see the light ("If there are no eyes, what is a lamp for?"). It highlights his isolation, the destruction of his reputation, and the ultimate tragedy of a gifted artist losing himself to sorrow and addiction.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Poomaalai Vaangi Vanthaan?
Poomaalai Vaangi Vanthaan is sung by கே.ஜே. யேசுதாஸ்.
Which movie is Poomaalai Vaangi Vanthaan from?
The song Poomaalai Vaangi Vanthaan is featured in the movie Sindhu Bhairavi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Poomaalai Vaangi Vanthaan?
The lyrics for Poomaalai Vaangi Vanthaan were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Poomaalai Vaangi Vanthaan lyrics?
Yes! Poomaalai Vaangi Vanthaan lyrics from Sindhu Bhairavi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Poomaalai Vaangi Vanthaan lyrics?
Poomaalai Vaangi Vanthaan" from the film 'Sindhu Bhairavi' is a poignant lament depicting the tragic downfall of J.K. Balaganapathy (J.K.B.), a celebrated Carnatic musician. The song captures his descent into alcoholism and despair following unrequited love and the loss of his artistic muse. It portrays his internal struggle as he grapples with his addiction, the fading glory of his past, and the profound emptiness that has consumed his life and art. The lyrics are rich with metaphors, most notably "He brought a flower garland, but there are no flowers," symbolizing a life devoid of its essence, beauty, or purpose. The song contrasts his former brilliance with his current state, where he can no longer appreciate music ("If there are no ears, what is music for?") or see the light ("If there are no eyes, what is a lamp for?"). It highlights his isolation, the destruction of his reputation, and the ultimate tragedy of a gifted artist losing himself to sorrow and addiction.
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