Punnagai Thavazhum Cover Art

Punnagai Thavazhum Lyrics

From the movie Maragatham

Punnagai Thavazhum Song Lyrics is the track from Maragatham Tamil Film – 1959, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, Padmini, S. Balachander, Sandhya Shantaram, T. S. Balaiah, T. S. Durairaj, J. P. Chandrababu, O. A. K. Thevar, P. S. Gnanam, T. P. Muthulakshmi. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் ராதா ஜெயலட்சுமி. The music was composed by S. M. Subbaiah Naidu. Lyrics works penned by Papanasam Sivan.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

SM
Music DirectorS. M. Subbaiah Naidu
PS
LyricistPapanasam Sivan

Singers

டஎ
Singerடி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் ராதா ஜெயலட்சுமி

Star Cast

Punnagai thavazhum madhi mugamo Punnagai thavazhum madhi mugamo
Vennilaa umizhum nirai mathiyo Punnagai thavazhum mathi mugamo
Vennilaa umizhum nirai mathiyo mathi mayangum

Punnagai thavazhum mathi mugamo

Ennullam kavar vaenthan Kaivarisaiyo…ooooaeae…
Ennullam kavar vaenthan Kaivarisaiyo…
Ezhil annai pariso pal varisaiyo

Punnagai thavazhum mathi mugamo

Enathullam Indrennavo Thaniyae inbuttru alaigindrathaeaeae…
Enathullam Indrennavo Thaniyae inbuttru alaigindrathae

Dhinamulla malar solaiyae Idhai kandu sinthai suzhalgindrathae
Dhinamulla malar solaiyae Idhai kandu sinthai suzhalgindrathae

Manamingu vilaiyaadalai virumbaamal Thanimayae venduthadi
Manamingu vilaiyaadalai virumbaamal Thanimayae venduthadi

Kanavil nadappathu pol Kaanbathellam kanaththil marayuthadieeee…
Kanavil nadappathu pol Kaanbathellam kanaththil marayuthadi
En paangi kanaththil marayuthadi

Paangiyae nee virainthu vaarayadi Indha vindhaiyai paaraayadi
Paangiyae nee virainthu vaarayadi Indha vindhaiyai paaraayadi

Enthan vadivam thanai varainthaaro Aaaaaaaaaaaa
Enthan vadivam thanai varainthaaro Idhai kandaen manamae mayanguthadi
Enthan vadivam thanai varainthaaro Idhai kandaen manamae mayanguthadi

Enathullam Indrennavo Thaniyae inbuttru alaigindrathaeaeae…
Enathullam Indrennavo Thaniyae inbuttru alaigindrathae

Dhinamulla malar solaiyae Idhai kandu sinthai suzhalgindrathae
Dhinamulla malar solaiyae Idhai kandu sinthai suzhalgindrathae

Manamingu vilaiyaadalai virumbaamal Thanimayae venduthadaa
Manamingu vilaiyaadalai virumbaamal Thanimayae venduthadaa

Kanavil nadappathu pol Kaanbathellam kanaththil marayuthadaa
Kanavil nadappathu pol Kaanbathellam kanaththil marayuthadaa

Paarkka paarkka thigattaatha Unnazhagai paruga pasi theerumae
Paarkka paarkka thigattaatha Unnazhagai paruga pasi theerumae

Ketka ketka azhukkaatha unthan Uyar geetham amutham naerumae
Ketka ketka azhukkaatha unthan Uyar geetham amutham naerumae
Paavai unnai aarkka paarkka thigattaatha Unnazhagai paruga pasi theerumae

Paalum neerumpol piriyaa Uravae paarinil perum aanantham
Paalum neerumpol piriyaa Uravae paarinil perum aanantham

Pakkuvam adaiyaadha padham pera kaayaatha
Paalukku suvaiyaethu Paalukku suvaiyaethu

Paalum neerumpol piriyaa Uravae paarinil perum aanantham
Paarinil perum aanantham

Song Meaning & Analysis

This classic Tamil song from "Maragatham" (1959) is a beautiful romantic duet that explores the intoxicating feelings of love and admiration. The initial verses, likely sung by the female lead, express wonder at the beloved's captivating smile and moon-like face, questioning if it's a divine creation or a gift. She describes her heart wandering in joyous solitude, mesmerized by this beauty, and invites a friend to witness this enchanting experience. The lyrics convey a sense of dream-like enchantment and a desire for quiet contemplation of this newfound affection.

As the song progresses, the male voice takes over, echoing similar sentiments of profound admiration. He praises the beloved's beauty as something that never tires the eyes and quenches his inner thirst, comparing her voice to nectar. The song culminates in a celebration of an inseparable bond, likened to milk and water, emphasizing the immense joy and bliss such a relationship brings. The philosophical touch about milk needing to ripen to gain taste subtly hints at the depth and maturity required for true love, making the song a timeless ode to romantic devotion and the profound impact of a beloved's presence.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Punnagai Thavazhum?

Punnagai Thavazhum is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் ராதா ஜெயலட்சுமி.

Which movie is Punnagai Thavazhum from?

The song Punnagai Thavazhum is featured in the movie Maragatham.

Who wrote the lyrics for Punnagai Thavazhum?

The lyrics for Punnagai Thavazhum were written by Papanasam Sivan with music composed by S. M. Subbaiah Naidu.

Is English translation available for Punnagai Thavazhum lyrics?

Yes! Punnagai Thavazhum lyrics from Maragatham include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Punnagai Thavazhum lyrics?

This classic Tamil song from "Maragatham" (1959) is a beautiful romantic duet that explores the intoxicating feelings of love and admiration. The initial verses, likely sung by the female lead, express wonder at the beloved's captivating smile and moon-like face, questioning if it's a divine creation or a gift. She describes her heart wandering in joyous solitude, mesmerized by this beauty, and invites a friend to witness this enchanting experience. The lyrics convey a sense of dream-like enchantment and a desire for quiet contemplation of this newfound affection. As the song progresses, the male voice takes over, echoing similar sentiments of profound admiration. He praises the beloved's beauty as something that never tires the eyes and quenches his inner thirst, comparing her voice to nectar. The song culminates in a celebration of an inseparable bond, likened to milk and water, emphasizing the immense joy and bliss such a relationship brings. The philosophical touch about milk needing to ripen to gain taste subtly hints at the depth and maturity required for true love, making the song a timeless ode to romantic devotion and the profound impact of a beloved's presence.

Song Details

Song NamePunnagai Thavazhum
Singersடி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் ராதா ஜெயலட்சுமி
LyricistPapanasam Sivan
LanguageTamil

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