Raa Raa Naa Lyrics
From the movie Manjal Kungumam
Raa Raa Naa Song Lyrics is the track from Manjal Kungumam Tamil Film – 1973, Starring Ravichandran, Sheela, T. K. Bhagavathi, Savitri, V. S. Raghavan, T. P. Muthulakshmi, A. R. Sakunthala, Thengai Srinivasan, Manorama, S. Rama Rao. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் மனோரமா. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Raaraa naa vaavaa Rompa raangaana paadhaiyilae poththaavaa
Paavaa raaraa naavaavaa Rompa raangaana paadhaiyilae poththaavaa
Akkada ikkada sooshthaavaa Asadu pola saeshthaavaa
Akkada ikkada sooshthaavaa Asadu pola saeshthaavaa
Aambala pol neeyum ingae oshthaavaa
Raaraa naa vaavaa Rompa raangaana paadhaiyilae poththaavaa
Riririri veettukkukaari Naan adhula paathi idhula paathi arththanaari
Yaavudae adhu riri Riririri veettukkukaari
Naan adhula paathi idhula paathi arththanaari
Aambala pola meesa Naan aduppangara dosa
Nuvvaa Aambala pola meesa
Naan aduppangara dosa Suttu vachchen porichchu vachen
Pombalaiyaa maari puttaen unnaalae
Raaraa naa vaavaa Rompa raangaana paadhaiyilae poththaavaa
Thottu thaali kattiyathu tamizhaalae Nee dhinam dhinam thittuvathu thelungaalae
appadiyaa
Thottu thaali kattiyathu tamizhaalae Nee dhinam dhinam thittuvathu thelungaalae
Otti pochu pasha Aanaa odhungi pochu aasa
Aasa unthi paasam unthi Aambala pol neeyum ingae osththaavaa evdoi
Raaraa naa vaavaa Rompa raangaana paadhaiyilae poththaavaa
Aasaipattu suthi vanthaen siripaalae Naan avasthapattu
Kasanthu puttaen morappaalae Paavoi aasapattu suthi vanthaen siripaalae
Naan avasthapattu Kasanthu puttaen morappaalae
Thalaiyeduththathu penmai Ippa thaazhnthu vittathu aanmai
Thalaiyeduththathu penmai Ippa thaazhnthu vittathu aanmai
Devudandae devudaa ee manushan eppo Maaruvaarnnu noove seppaiyya
Ennada idhu
Raaraa naa vaavaa Rompa raangaana paadhaiyilae poththaavaa
Akkada ikkada sooshthaavaa Asadu pola saeshthaavaa
Aambala pol neeyum ingae oshthaavaa
Raaraa naa vaavaa Rompa raangaana paadhaiyilae poththaavaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a lively and humorous exchange between a husband and wife, characteristic of the playful banter often found in Tamil cinema. The wife, through a mix of Tamil and Telugu phrases, expresses her exasperation with her husband's behavior. She sarcastically questions his masculinity, implying he's not living up to his role while she's burdened with all the domestic duties, making her feel like she's 'turned into a woman' due to his inaction. The linguistic blend highlights their cultural differences and adds to the comedic effect, as she points out that while their marriage vows were in Tamil, his daily scolding is in Telugu.
The wife's complaints range from his wandering gaze and foolish actions to his general lack of responsibility, contrasting it with her own efforts in the household. She laments how her initial affection has turned into bitterness due to his constant frowns and unmanly conduct. The song culminates in a humorous plea to God, asking when her husband will finally change, underscoring the universal marital dynamic of one partner wishing for the other's transformation. It's a light-hearted take on the challenges and comical aspects of married life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Raa Raa Naa?
Raa Raa Naa is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் மனோரமா.
Which movie is Raa Raa Naa from?
The song Raa Raa Naa is featured in the movie Manjal Kungumam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Raa Raa Naa?
The lyrics for Raa Raa Naa were written by Vaali with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Raa Raa Naa lyrics?
Yes! Raa Raa Naa lyrics from Manjal Kungumam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Raa Raa Naa lyrics?
This song is a lively and humorous exchange between a husband and wife, characteristic of the playful banter often found in Tamil cinema. The wife, through a mix of Tamil and Telugu phrases, expresses her exasperation with her husband's behavior. She sarcastically questions his masculinity, implying he's not living up to his role while she's burdened with all the domestic duties, making her feel like she's 'turned into a woman' due to his inaction. The linguistic blend highlights their cultural differences and adds to the comedic effect, as she points out that while their marriage vows were in Tamil, his daily scolding is in Telugu. The wife's complaints range from his wandering gaze and foolish actions to his general lack of responsibility, contrasting it with her own efforts in the household. She laments how her initial affection has turned into bitterness due to his constant frowns and unmanly conduct. The song culminates in a humorous plea to God, asking when her husband will finally change, underscoring the universal marital dynamic of one partner wishing for the other's transformation. It's a light-hearted take on the challenges and comical aspects of married life.
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