Punnagaiyo Poomazhaiyo Lyrics
From the movie Delhi To Madras
Punnagaiyo Poomazhaiyo Song Lyrics is the track from Delhi To Madras Tamil Film – 1972. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by V. Kumar. Lyrics works penned by Mayavanathan.
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Punnagaiyo poomazhaiyo Pongi varum thaamaraiyo
Punnagaiyo poomazhaiyo Pongi varum thaamaraiyo
Maaninamo naadagamo Matharasi yaar uravo
Then pothigai santhanamo Sinthi vizhum senthamizho
Then pothigai santhanamo Sinthi vizhum senthamizho
Mangaiyarin maaligaiyo Mannavanin maarbagamo…
Ennai panthaadum nadaiyallavaa Kanni pazhamaana idhazhalallavaa
Ennai panthaadum nadaiyallavaa Kanni pazhamaana idhazhalallavaa
Vanthu vilaiyaada manamillaiyaa Ini vidigindra pozhuthillaiyaa
Naan pennendra ninaivillaiyaa Idhu pesaatha uravillaiyaa
Naan pennendra ninaivillaiyaa Idhu pesaatha uravillaiyaa
Ingu vilaiyaada idamillaiyaa Pozhuthu vidinthaalum namathillaiyaa
Nalla iravillaiyaa Thendral varavillaiyaa
Muzhu nilavillaiyaa thanai idamillaiyaa
Then pothigai santhanamo Sinthi vizhum senthamizho
Maaninamo naadagamo Matharasi yaar uravo
Idhu virigindra malarallavaa Madhu vazhigindra kudamallavaa
Idhu virigindra malarallavaa Madhu vazhigindra kudamallavaa
Kayil vizhigindra kaniyallavaa Innum sariyendru naan sollavaa
: Udal kalvaazhai ilaiyallavaa Kuzhal kadalora alaiyallavaa
Udal kalvaazhai ilaiyallavaa Kuzhal kadalora alaiyallavaa
Kadhal pollaatha kalaiyallavaa Naam poraadum kalamallavaa
Nalla iravillaiyaa Thendral varavillaiyaa
Muzhu nilavillaiyaa thanai idamillaiyaa
Punnagaiyo poomazhaiyo Pongi varum thaamaraiyo
Mangaiyarin maaligaiyo Mannavanin maarbagamo…
Punnagaiyo poomazhaiyo
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a classic romantic duet from the 1972 Tamil film 'Delhi To Madras', where the male protagonist expresses his profound admiration and desire for the female lead. He uses rich poetic imagery, comparing her smile to a shower of flowers, her beauty to a blooming lotus, and her essence to the revered sandalwood of Pothigai hills and pure Tamil. His verses are filled with playful longing, describing her gait as captivating and her lips as irresistible, urging her to reciprocate his feelings before the night ends.
The female protagonist responds with a mix of playful resistance and subtle invitation. She reminds him of her modesty as a woman and the unspoken nature of their budding relationship, questioning the appropriateness of his advances in their current setting. Yet, her lines also hint at a shared understanding and a recognition of the romantic atmosphere, acknowledging the allure of the night, the breeze, and the full moon. The song beautifully captures the push-and-pull of early romance, where desire is expressed through eloquent metaphors and veiled invitations, creating a charming and passionate exchange between the lovers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Punnagaiyo Poomazhaiyo?
Punnagaiyo Poomazhaiyo is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Punnagaiyo Poomazhaiyo from?
The song Punnagaiyo Poomazhaiyo is featured in the movie Delhi To Madras.
Who wrote the lyrics for Punnagaiyo Poomazhaiyo?
The lyrics for Punnagaiyo Poomazhaiyo were written by Mayavanathan with music composed by V. Kumar.
Is English translation available for Punnagaiyo Poomazhaiyo lyrics?
Yes! Punnagaiyo Poomazhaiyo lyrics from Delhi To Madras include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Punnagaiyo Poomazhaiyo lyrics?
This song is a classic romantic duet from the 1972 Tamil film 'Delhi To Madras', where the male protagonist expresses his profound admiration and desire for the female lead. He uses rich poetic imagery, comparing her smile to a shower of flowers, her beauty to a blooming lotus, and her essence to the revered sandalwood of Pothigai hills and pure Tamil. His verses are filled with playful longing, describing her gait as captivating and her lips as irresistible, urging her to reciprocate his feelings before the night ends. The female protagonist responds with a mix of playful resistance and subtle invitation. She reminds him of her modesty as a woman and the unspoken nature of their budding relationship, questioning the appropriateness of his advances in their current setting. Yet, her lines also hint at a shared understanding and a recognition of the romantic atmosphere, acknowledging the allure of the night, the breeze, and the full moon. The song beautifully captures the push-and-pull of early romance, where desire is expressed through eloquent metaphors and veiled invitations, creating a charming and passionate exchange between the lovers.
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