Rajathi Kungumam Lyrics
From the movie Mangala Vadhyam
Rajathi Kungumam Song Lyrics is the track from Mangala Vadhyam Tamil Film – 1979. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெய்ராம். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Rajaththi kungumam singaaram Rajavin pakkaththil srungaaram
Rajaththi kungumam singaaram Rajavin pakkaththil srungaaram
Aaramba raagam adhisaya melam Aanantha kadhal mangala vaaththiyam
Aaramba raagam adhisaya melam Aanantha kadhal mangala vaaththiyam
Mangala vaaththiyam
Mannavan madiyae simmaasanam Manthira karangal mayil vaaganam
Ponmani mugamae samrajjiyam Poovaiyin idhazhae poongaaviyam
Inba paaraattukkal Enthan thaalaattukal
Inba thaerottangal Gangai neerottangal
Rajaththi kungumam singaaram Rajavin pakkaththil srungaaram
Rajavin pakkaththil srungaaram
Mohini vaa rahini va Devathai ulagam sri manjanam
Deivam sorkkam bramorchavam Aagaaya gangai theerthaadanam
Ananthanum radhiyum pudhu narththanam
Idhu yuga boganam Nee mana moganam
Naanum oru seedhanam Naanum unakke dhanam
Rajaththi kungumam singaaram Rajavin pakkaththil srungaaram
Aaramba raagam adhisaya melam Aanantha kadhal mangala vaaththiyam
mangala vaaththiyam
Thaen koottu pakkaththil vaazhai kannu Sevanthi poopolae chinna ponnu
Maanukku vaachchathu rendu kannu Manasilae rendu illa naamum onnu
Aahaa haa aahaa haa Yae hae hae haa
Poomaalai potta palli onnu Poojaigal pannataa pakkam ninnu
Aavaaram kaattukkullae kadhal pannu Adivaaram theduthu aruvi onnu
Joolaa joolaa haelaa julingadaa Johae paagasunnaa jollyngadaa
Joolaa joolaa haelaa julingadaa Johae paagasunnaa jollyngadaa
Maalaiyil palaa pazham kaaththirukka Mampazham kattil suvaiththirukka
Alaiyilae un kural kettirukkaen Adhukkullae ennai naan potturukken
Joolaa joolaa haelaa julingadaa Johae paagasunnaa jollyngadaa
Joolaa joolaa haelaa julingadaa Johae paagasunnaa jollyngadaa
Aaramba raagam adhisaya melam Aanantha kadhal mangala vaaththiyam
Mangala vaaththiyam mangala vaaththiyam
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Rajathi Kungumam," is a vibrant and poetic celebration of love and marital bliss, set against the backdrop of a royal romance. The lyrics paint a picture of a king and queen deeply in love, where every aspect of their union is imbued with beauty and auspiciousness. The queen's vermilion mark symbolizes her marital status and beauty, which, when beside the king, transforms into an embodiment of romance. The song uses rich metaphors, comparing their love to a "beginning raga" and a "wondrous drum," culminating in the "auspicious instrument" of joyful love, suggesting a harmonious and divinely blessed relationship.
The song further elevates the beloved, describing the king's lap as a throne and the queen's face as an empire, her lips a "floral epic." It delves into the intimate and spiritual dimensions of their bond, invoking mythological figures like Mohini, Ragini, Ananthan, and Rathi, and sacred imagery like the celestial Ganges, to portray their love as divine, enchanting, and eternal. The playful and sensual verses in the latter half, with references to nature and lighthearted banter, add a layer of earthly passion and joy, making the song a comprehensive ode to both the sacred and sensual aspects of a profound romantic connection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Rajathi Kungumam?
Rajathi Kungumam is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெய்ராம்.
Which movie is Rajathi Kungumam from?
The song Rajathi Kungumam is featured in the movie Mangala Vadhyam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Rajathi Kungumam?
The lyrics for Rajathi Kungumam were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Rajathi Kungumam lyrics?
Yes! Rajathi Kungumam lyrics from Mangala Vadhyam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Rajathi Kungumam lyrics?
This song, "Rajathi Kungumam," is a vibrant and poetic celebration of love and marital bliss, set against the backdrop of a royal romance. The lyrics paint a picture of a king and queen deeply in love, where every aspect of their union is imbued with beauty and auspiciousness. The queen's vermilion mark symbolizes her marital status and beauty, which, when beside the king, transforms into an embodiment of romance. The song uses rich metaphors, comparing their love to a "beginning raga" and a "wondrous drum," culminating in the "auspicious instrument" of joyful love, suggesting a harmonious and divinely blessed relationship. The song further elevates the beloved, describing the king's lap as a throne and the queen's face as an empire, her lips a "floral epic." It delves into the intimate and spiritual dimensions of their bond, invoking mythological figures like Mohini, Ragini, Ananthan, and Rathi, and sacred imagery like the celestial Ganges, to portray their love as divine, enchanting, and eternal. The playful and sensual verses in the latter half, with references to nature and lighthearted banter, add a layer of earthly passion and joy, making the song a comprehensive ode to both the sacred and sensual aspects of a profound romantic connection.
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