Ramanin Naayagi Lyrics
From the movie Engal Thaai
Ramanin Naayagi Song Lyrics is the track from Engal Thaai Tamil Film – 1973. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Ramanin naayagi kambanin kaaviyam Ramanin naayagi kambanin kaaviyam
Poomagal vannamo ravi varama oviyam Poomagal vannamo ravi varama oviyam
Pon maanai theda sollum Thalaivi alla naan
Potta kottai thaandi sellum Manaivi alla naan
Pon maanai theda sollum Thalaivi alla naan
Potta kottai thaandi sellum Manaivi alla naan
Engu nee angu naan edhilumae pangu naan Vaazhvilum thaazhvilum paadhi nee paathi naan
Sri ramanin naayagi kambanin kaaviyam Naayagan kannilae aayiram naadagam
Ramanin naayagi kambanin kaaviyam
Villaaga nee irukka naan valaikkavo
Nenjodu aasai ennum kanai thodukkavo
Villaaga nee irukka naan valaikkavo
Nenjodu aasai ennum kanai thodukkavo
Mangai un kaigali maalaigal allavo Mai idum kangalo dheepamaai sollavo
Ramanin naayagi kambanin kaaviyam
Theeyilitta pothum thangam thangamallavo
Devanukku sontham intha angamallavo
Vaazhmeegi paattil sonna penmaiyallavaa
Vaithegi poovai minjum menmaiyallavaa
Karpilum porppilum Seedhaipol pavai naan
Anbilum panbilum Andril pol mannan naan
Ramanin naayagi kambanin kaaviyam Poomagal vannamo ravi varama oviyam
Sri ramanin naayagi kambanin kaaviyam
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Ramanin Naayagi," from the 1973 film 'Engal Thaai,' is a beautiful duet that celebrates an ideal partnership in love, drawing parallels to the legendary devotion of Sita to Rama. The female voice asserts her unwavering loyalty and commitment, stating she is not the kind of woman who would lead her beloved astray (like Sita asking Rama to chase the golden deer) or transgress boundaries (like Sita crossing the Lakshman Rekha). Instead, she emphasizes their equal partnership, sharing in all aspects of life, good or bad, embodying the essence of "half is you, half is me."
The male voice reciprocates this profound love and admiration, comparing his beloved's beauty to a Ravi Varma painting and her essence to Kambar's epic portrayal of Sita. He expresses his deep desire and affection, using metaphors of a bow and arrow to convey his longing. The song further elevates the woman's character by likening her purity and resilience to gold tested by fire, and her grace to the revered Sita from Valmiki's and Kambar's epics. It's a lyrical ode to a timeless, devoted, and balanced relationship, rooted in mutual respect and shared destiny.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ramanin Naayagi?
Ramanin Naayagi is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Ramanin Naayagi from?
The song Ramanin Naayagi is featured in the movie Engal Thaai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ramanin Naayagi?
The lyrics for Ramanin Naayagi were written by Vaali with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Ramanin Naayagi lyrics?
Yes! Ramanin Naayagi lyrics from Engal Thaai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ramanin Naayagi lyrics?
This song, "Ramanin Naayagi," from the 1973 film 'Engal Thaai,' is a beautiful duet that celebrates an ideal partnership in love, drawing parallels to the legendary devotion of Sita to Rama. The female voice asserts her unwavering loyalty and commitment, stating she is not the kind of woman who would lead her beloved astray (like Sita asking Rama to chase the golden deer) or transgress boundaries (like Sita crossing the Lakshman Rekha). Instead, she emphasizes their equal partnership, sharing in all aspects of life, good or bad, embodying the essence of "half is you, half is me." The male voice reciprocates this profound love and admiration, comparing his beloved's beauty to a Ravi Varma painting and her essence to Kambar's epic portrayal of Sita. He expresses his deep desire and affection, using metaphors of a bow and arrow to convey his longing. The song further elevates the woman's character by likening her purity and resilience to gold tested by fire, and her grace to the revered Sita from Valmiki's and Kambar's epics. It's a lyrical ode to a timeless, devoted, and balanced relationship, rooted in mutual respect and shared destiny.
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