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Poothirunthu Lyrics

From the movie Valli Deivanai - 1973

Poothirunthu Song Lyrics is the track from Valli Deivanai - 1973 Tamil Film – 1973. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by N. S. Thiyagarajan. Lyrics works penned by Thenkatchi Bharathisami.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Singers

பச
Singerபி. சுஷீலா

Star Cast

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Poothirunthu kaathirundhen Nilamagal polae

Poothirunthu kaathirundhen Nilamagal polae
Naan nilamagal polae Un punnagaiyai paarthirundhen
Kalaimagal polae kalaimagal polae

Poo mudithu pottum veithen Kulamagal polae naan kulamagal polae
Un pugal paada aasai vaithen Thamizh magal polae thamizh magal polae

Kaaviyathin thalavan endrae kadhai ondru ketten
Kaadhalukku iraivan endrae vazhakkondru potten
Kaaviyathin thalavan endrae kadhai ondru ketten
Kaadhalukku iraivan endrae vazhakkondru potten

Thaen malaril maalai sooda naal ondru paarthen
Thaen malaril maalai sooda naal ondru paarthen
Paalodu pazham kodukka kanavondru kanden
Paalodu pazham kodukka kanavondru kanden

Poothirunthu kaathirundhen Nilamagal polae
Naan nilamagal polae Un punnagaiyai paarthirundhen
Kalaimagal polae kalaimagal polae

Koyililae deepam yettri karam koopi nindren
Kuladeivam thunai irukka varam ondru ketten
Koyililae deepam yettri karam koopi nindren
Kuladeivam thunai irukka varam ondru ketten

Paasa nenjin anbai alli unakkena thandhen
Paasa nenjin anbai alli unakkena thandhen
Aaruyirae nee vazha vazhthondru sonnen
Aaruyirae nee vazha vazhthondru sonnen

Poothirunthu kaathirundhen Nilamagal polae
Naan nilamagal polae Un punnagaiyai paarthirundhen
Kalaimagal polae kalaimagal polae

Poo mudithu pottum veithen Kulamagal polae naan kulamagal polae
Un pugal paada aasai vaithen Thamizh magal polae thamizh magal polae

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Song Meaning & Analysis

This song is a heartfelt expression of a woman's deep love and devotion for her beloved. She likens her anticipation and admiration to various goddesses – the Earth goddess (Nilamagal) for her patience and blooming beauty, the goddess of arts (Kalaimagal/Saraswati) for her appreciation of his smile, and the goddess of Tamil (Thamizh Magal) for her desire to sing his praises. Her actions, like adorning herself and seeking a day to garland him, symbolize her readiness for a committed relationship and her dreams of a shared future.

The lyrics further portray her spiritual dedication, as she lights lamps in a temple and seeks blessings from her family deity for his well-being. She sees him as the hero of an epic and the very god of love, pouring out all the affection from her heart. The song beautifully captures the essence of traditional Indian romance, where love is intertwined with devotion, cultural metaphors, and a profound wish for the beloved's happiness and longevity.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Poothirunthu?

Poothirunthu is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.

Which movie is Poothirunthu from?

The song Poothirunthu is featured in the movie Valli Deivanai - 1973.

Who wrote the lyrics for Poothirunthu?

The lyrics for Poothirunthu were written by Thenkatchi Bharathisami with music composed by N. S. Thiyagarajan.

Is English translation available for Poothirunthu lyrics?

Yes! Poothirunthu lyrics from Valli Deivanai - 1973 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Poothirunthu lyrics?

This song is a heartfelt expression of a woman's deep love and devotion for her beloved. She likens her anticipation and admiration to various goddesses – the Earth goddess (Nilamagal) for her patience and blooming beauty, the goddess of arts (Kalaimagal/Saraswati) for her appreciation of his smile, and the goddess of Tamil (Thamizh Magal) for her desire to sing his praises. Her actions, like adorning herself and seeking a day to garland him, symbolize her readiness for a committed relationship and her dreams of a shared future. The lyrics further portray her spiritual dedication, as she lights lamps in a temple and seeks blessings from her family deity for his well-being. She sees him as the hero of an epic and the very god of love, pouring out all the affection from her heart. The song beautifully captures the essence of traditional Indian romance, where love is intertwined with devotion, cultural metaphors, and a profound wish for the beloved's happiness and longevity.

Music Video

Poothirunthu official music video

Song Details

Song NamePoothirunthu
Singersபி. சுஷீலா
LyricistThenkatchi Bharathisami
LanguageTamil

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