Poongaththe Antha Ponne Lyrics
From the movie Mannukketha Ponnu
Poongaththe Antha Ponne Song Lyrics is the track from Mannukketha Ponnu Tamil Film – 1985. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா மற்றும் மலேசியா வாசுதேவன். The music was composed by Gangai Amaran. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.
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Poongaaththaeae Antha ponnukitta
Onnu solli vaathaniyaa Ava illaama enjam vaaduthae
Poongaaththaeae En raasaakitta
Ennai kondu pomanamo Thunai illaama ingae vaaduthae
Kannagi vaazhntha naattula vaazhum Kannith tamil
Mannukkeththaa ponnu neeyammaa Aayiram jenmam naan eduththaalum
Onna vittu innoru pennai Ullam yaerkkumaa
Nammai pirikkum sakthiyae Ingu engum illa
Kaaththa pudichchu kayila Vaikkum aalum illa
Kattukkaaval meeri aaval ooduthae
Poongaaththaeae Antha ponnukitta
Onnu solli vaathaniyaa Ava illaama enjam vaaduthae
Then malaik kaaththu veesura pothu
Yaezhai panakkaaaran endru paarpathillaiyae
Nenjil kaadhal pongura pothu
Jaadhi madham paarththukittu pongavillaiyae
Selvam irukkum veetula Nalla ullam illa
Ullam irukkum veetula Nalla selvam illa
Oru kaalam vanthaa onnaa seruvom
Poongaaththaeae En raasaakitta
Ennai kondu pomanamo Thunai illaama ingae vaaduthae
Poongaaththaeae Antha ponnukitta
Onnu solli vaathaniyaa Ava illaama enjam vaaduthae
Thunai illaama ingae vaaduthae. Ava illaama enjam vaaduthae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a poignant expression of longing and deep affection between two lovers, who use the gentle breeze as a messenger for their heartfelt emotions. The male and female voices take turns, each appealing to the wind to convey their yearning to their beloved. They lament their separation, emphasizing how their hearts wither without the presence of their partner, highlighting the profound emotional dependency and connection they share.
The lyrics also touch upon themes of enduring love that transcends societal barriers. The female singer praises her beloved as a 'pure Tamil girl' suited for the land, affirming her unwavering commitment by stating her heart would never accept another. The male singer reinforces this by declaring that no power can separate them, comparing their bond to something as uncontainable as the wind. They further assert that true love, like the mountain breeze, knows no distinctions of wealth, caste, or religion, and express hope for their eventual union despite life's disparities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Poongaththe Antha Ponne?
Poongaththe Antha Ponne is sung by பி. சுசீலா மற்றும் மலேசியா வாசுதேவன்.
Which movie is Poongaththe Antha Ponne from?
The song Poongaththe Antha Ponne is featured in the movie Mannukketha Ponnu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Poongaththe Antha Ponne?
The lyrics for Poongaththe Antha Ponne were written by Pulamaipithan with music composed by Gangai Amaran.
Is English translation available for Poongaththe Antha Ponne lyrics?
Yes! Poongaththe Antha Ponne lyrics from Mannukketha Ponnu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Poongaththe Antha Ponne lyrics?
This song is a poignant expression of longing and deep affection between two lovers, who use the gentle breeze as a messenger for their heartfelt emotions. The male and female voices take turns, each appealing to the wind to convey their yearning to their beloved. They lament their separation, emphasizing how their hearts wither without the presence of their partner, highlighting the profound emotional dependency and connection they share. The lyrics also touch upon themes of enduring love that transcends societal barriers. The female singer praises her beloved as a 'pure Tamil girl' suited for the land, affirming her unwavering commitment by stating her heart would never accept another. The male singer reinforces this by declaring that no power can separate them, comparing their bond to something as uncontainable as the wind. They further assert that true love, like the mountain breeze, knows no distinctions of wealth, caste, or religion, and express hope for their eventual union despite life's disparities.
