Raagangal Pathinaaru Lyrics
From the movie Thillu Mullu
Raagangal Pathinaaru Song Lyrics is the track from Thillu Mullu Tamil Film – 1981, Starring Rajinikanth, Madhavi, Sowcar Janaki, Poornam Viswanathan, Viji Chandrasekhar, Thengai Srinivasan, Nagesh, Visu, Lakshmi, Oru Viral Krishna Rao. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம். The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Raagangal pathinaaru uruvaana varalaru Naan paadumpodhu arivaai amma
Raagangal pathinaaru uruvaana varalaru Naan paadumpodhu arivaai amma
Palanooru raagangal irundhaal enna Pathinaaru paada sugamaanadhu
Palanooru raagangal irundhaal enna Pathinaaru paada sugamaanadhu
Raagangal pathinaaru uruvaana varalaru Naan paadumpodhu arivaai amma
Kalaimaadhu thaan meetum ithamaan veenai
Kanivaana swaram paada pathamaanadhu
Kalaimaadhu thaan meetum ithamaan veenai
Kanivaana swaram paada pathamaanadhu
Azhagana ilam pennin maeni thaan kooda
Aadhaara sruthikonda veenai amma
Azhagana ilam pennin maeni thaan kooda
Aadhaara sruthikonda veenai amma
Raagangal pathinaaru uruvaana varalaru Naan paadumpodhu arivaai amma
Idai aada valai aada salangaigal aada Idaiyodu kodi pola nadamaadinaal
Idai aada valai aada salangaigal aada Idaiyodu kodi pola nadamaadinaal
Ulagaalum umaiyaalin raaga baavangal Aanandham kudikonda kolam amma
Ulagaalum umaiyaalin raaga baavangal Aanandham kudikonda kolam amma
Raagangal pathinaaru uruvaana varalaru Naan paadumpodhu arivaai amma
Palanooru raagangal irundhaal enna Pathinaaru paada sugamaanadhu
Aaa…aaapalanooru raagangal irundhaal enna Pathinaaru paada sugamaanadhu
Raagangal pathinaaru uruvaana varalaru Naan paadumpodhu arivaai amma
Song Meaning & Analysis
This classic song from 'Thillu Mullu' is a poetic ode to the essence of music and beauty, often personified through the metaphor of the sixteen principal ragas in Carnatic music. The singer promises to unveil the 'history' of these ragas, implying a deeper understanding and appreciation of their melodic structure and emotional depth. It suggests that while countless ragas exist, there's a special sweetness and significance to these fundamental sixteen, making them particularly delightful to experience and perform.
The lyrics beautifully intertwine the art of music with the grace of the feminine form. A woman's body is compared to a finely tuned veena, capable of producing harmonious notes, while her dance is likened to a swaying vine, embodying divine joy and rhythmic expression. The song elevates the concept of beauty and art to a spiritual level, referencing Goddess Uma (Parvati) whose expressions are depicted as embodiments of pure bliss, making the entire composition a celebration of artistic perfection, natural elegance, and divine harmony.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Raagangal Pathinaaru?
Raagangal Pathinaaru is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம்.
Which movie is Raagangal Pathinaaru from?
The song Raagangal Pathinaaru is featured in the movie Thillu Mullu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Raagangal Pathinaaru?
The lyrics for Raagangal Pathinaaru were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Raagangal Pathinaaru lyrics?
Yes! Raagangal Pathinaaru lyrics from Thillu Mullu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Raagangal Pathinaaru lyrics?
This classic song from 'Thillu Mullu' is a poetic ode to the essence of music and beauty, often personified through the metaphor of the sixteen principal ragas in Carnatic music. The singer promises to unveil the 'history' of these ragas, implying a deeper understanding and appreciation of their melodic structure and emotional depth. It suggests that while countless ragas exist, there's a special sweetness and significance to these fundamental sixteen, making them particularly delightful to experience and perform. The lyrics beautifully intertwine the art of music with the grace of the feminine form. A woman's body is compared to a finely tuned veena, capable of producing harmonious notes, while her dance is likened to a swaying vine, embodying divine joy and rhythmic expression. The song elevates the concept of beauty and art to a spiritual level, referencing Goddess Uma (Parvati) whose expressions are depicted as embodiments of pure bliss, making the entire composition a celebration of artistic perfection, natural elegance, and divine harmony.