
Rasa Magarasa (Solo) Lyrics
From the movie Mundasupatti
Rasa Magarasa (Solo) Song Lyrics is the track from Mundasupatti Tamil Film – 2014, Starring Vishnu Vishal, Nandita Swetha, Anandaraj, Kaali Venkat, Munishkanth, Gajaraj, Aadhesh, Pasupathi Raj, Madurai Mohan, Lollu Sabha Manohar. This song was sung by சீன் ரோல்டன். The music was composed by Sean Roldan. Lyrics works penned by Muthamil.
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Raasa magaraasa engaiyaa Un raasaangam sarinjaacho sollaiyaa
Kannodu nee iruntha Kanmoodi yen parantha
Raasaa. nee en rosaa
Raani magaraani kalaivaani En raathookkam paripochu maruthaani
Ponnaana un kaathil En aasa sonnenae
Raani. nee en… thaeni
Yethu oru vaartha sonnaaiyo Nee emanoda uravaada ninnaaiyo
Enna petha raasaavae Enthirikka maataaiyo
Raasaa. raasaa. raasaa
Neethaan enakaaga varavenum Un nenjukulla edamonnu tharavenum
Unnoda oru vaartha Ennoda maru vaazhka
Neeyum. naanum… sera
Kaalai enna maalai enna Kaathirukka
Kaalam enna neram enna Poothirukka
Alli kolla pinni kolla
Kaaviyangal vanthu nindru Peru solla
Kaaranangal yethum ingu Thevaiyilla
Kandukolla yethumilla
Thotaalum paravaatha noiyammaa Athu vittaalum vilagaathu paaramma
Thegatha pooti vaikkum Thesatha aatti vaikkum
Kaadhal yethu lesa
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Rasa Magarasa" from 'Mundasupatti' is a poignant plea and lament from a lover to their beloved. It oscillates between expressions of deep affection and a desperate yearning for the beloved's presence or revival. The initial stanzas address the beloved as a "King" and "Queen," questioning their absence and expressing the profound impact it has had on the speaker's life, likening the beloved to a rose and a bee, essential for their existence. There's a hint of tragedy or loss, as the speaker desperately asks the "King" why he flew away and if he won't wake up, suggesting a state of unconsciousness or even death.
The latter part of the song shifts to a fervent desire for reunion and the transformative power of love. The speaker implores the beloved to return, offering a place in their heart and declaring that a single word from them would be a new life. The lyrics emphasize that for true love, time and reasons are irrelevant; only the act of embracing and intertwining matters. The song concludes by describing love as an inescapable, powerful force – a "disease" that doesn't spread but never leaves, capable of consuming individuals and influencing nations, underscoring that such profound love is never easy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Rasa Magarasa (Solo)?
Rasa Magarasa (Solo) is sung by சீன் ரோல்டன்.
Which movie is Rasa Magarasa (Solo) from?
The song Rasa Magarasa (Solo) is featured in the movie Mundasupatti.
Who wrote the lyrics for Rasa Magarasa (Solo)?
The lyrics for Rasa Magarasa (Solo) were written by Muthamil with music composed by Sean Roldan.
Is English translation available for Rasa Magarasa (Solo) lyrics?
Yes! Rasa Magarasa (Solo) lyrics from Mundasupatti include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Rasa Magarasa (Solo) lyrics?
The song "Rasa Magarasa" from 'Mundasupatti' is a poignant plea and lament from a lover to their beloved. It oscillates between expressions of deep affection and a desperate yearning for the beloved's presence or revival. The initial stanzas address the beloved as a "King" and "Queen," questioning their absence and expressing the profound impact it has had on the speaker's life, likening the beloved to a rose and a bee, essential for their existence. There's a hint of tragedy or loss, as the speaker desperately asks the "King" why he flew away and if he won't wake up, suggesting a state of unconsciousness or even death. The latter part of the song shifts to a fervent desire for reunion and the transformative power of love. The speaker implores the beloved to return, offering a place in their heart and declaring that a single word from them would be a new life. The lyrics emphasize that for true love, time and reasons are irrelevant; only the act of embracing and intertwining matters. The song concludes by describing love as an inescapable, powerful force – a "disease" that doesn't spread but never leaves, capable of consuming individuals and influencing nations, underscoring that such profound love is never easy.
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