Rasa Vanthandi Rosamulla Lyrics
From the movie Pancha Kalyani
Rasa Vanthandi Rosamulla Song Lyrics is the track from Pancha Kalyani Tamil Film – 1979. This song was sung by எஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் சந்திரபோஸ். The music was composed by Shyam. Lyrics works penned by B. A. Chidambaranathan.
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Rasa vanthaandi rosamulla Rasa vanthaandi
Rasa vanthaandi rosamulla Rasa vanthaandi
Thottathellaam ini thulangumadi Thunbamellaam vittu vilagumadi
Thottathellaam ini thulangumadi Thunbamellaam vittu vilagumadi
Jaathi bedhaminnu yaarum vanthu sonnaa Inge thallungadi…
Rasa vanthaandi rosamulla Rasa vanthaandi
Rasa vanthaandi rosamulla Rasa vanthaandi
Paavangala manushanellaam Gangaiyilae kazhuvuraan andha
Andha padupaavi manushan azhukkai Ingae vanthu thovaikkirom
Paavangala manushanellaam Gangaiyilae kazhuvuraan andha
Andha padupaavi manushan azhukkai Ingae vanthu thovaikkirom
Ingae vanthu thovaikkirom
Kaiyirukku…Chorus : Aahaa ahhaa Kaalirukku… Chorus : Ohoo ohhhoo
Kaiyirukku kaalirukku Uruthiyaana manasiruku
Female Chorus : Ozhaichu vaazha vazhiyiruku
Oruthan thayavu namaku ethuku
Rasa vanthaandi rosamulla Rasa vanthaandi
Rasa vanthaandi rosamulla Rasa vanthaandi
Thuniya velukka therinja namakku Manasa velukka theriyalla
Ingae kodumai senju vaazhum manithan Kutta velukka theriyalle
Theruvil vittu vaikka mudiyalla
Thuniya velukka therinja namakku Manasa velukka theriyalla
Ingae kodumai senju vaazhum manithan Kutta velukka theriyalle
Theruvil vittu vaikka mudiyalla
Kaiyirukku…Chorus : Ohoo ohhhoo Kaalirukku… Chorus : Aahaa ahhaa
Kaiyirukku kaalirukku Uruthiyaana manasiruku
Male Chorus : Ozhachu vaazha vazhiyirukku Oruthan thayavu namakku ethukku…
Rasa vanthaandi rosamulla Rasa vanthaandi
Rasa vanthaandi rosamulla Rasa vanthaandi
Thottathellaam ini thulangumadi Thunbamellaam vittu vilagumadi
Thottathellaam ini thulangumadi Thunbamellaam vittu vilagumadi
Jaathi bedhaminnu yaarum vanthu sonnaa Inge thallungadi…
Jaathi bedhaminnu yaarum vanthu sonnaa Inge thallungadi…
Rasa vanthaandi rosamulla Rasa vanthaandi
Rasa vanthaandi rosamulla Rasa vanthaandi
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a powerful anthem of self-respect, dignity of labor, and social justice, likely sung from the perspective of a marginalized community, possibly washerfolk. The 'king' mentioned is not a literal monarch but a symbolic representation of their awakened self-worth and collective strength. The lyrics assert that with this newfound dignity, all their endeavors will succeed, and sorrows will vanish. It boldly rejects caste discrimination, urging listeners to cast away anyone who promotes such divisions.
The song poignantly contrasts the act of washing sins in the Ganges with their own labor of washing the literal dirt of even the 'sinners,' highlighting the essential yet often undervalued nature of their work. It emphasizes self-reliance, proclaiming that with their own hands, feet, and determined minds, they can earn a living and need no one's charity. The lyrics also critique societal hypocrisy, noting that while they clean clothes, they cannot clean corrupt minds, and express a strong stance against those who commit atrocities, vowing not to let them go unpunished.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Rasa Vanthandi Rosamulla?
Rasa Vanthandi Rosamulla is sung by எஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் சந்திரபோஸ்.
Which movie is Rasa Vanthandi Rosamulla from?
The song Rasa Vanthandi Rosamulla is featured in the movie Pancha Kalyani.
Who wrote the lyrics for Rasa Vanthandi Rosamulla?
The lyrics for Rasa Vanthandi Rosamulla were written by B. A. Chidambaranathan with music composed by Shyam.
Is English translation available for Rasa Vanthandi Rosamulla lyrics?
Yes! Rasa Vanthandi Rosamulla lyrics from Pancha Kalyani include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Rasa Vanthandi Rosamulla lyrics?
This song is a powerful anthem of self-respect, dignity of labor, and social justice, likely sung from the perspective of a marginalized community, possibly washerfolk. The 'king' mentioned is not a literal monarch but a symbolic representation of their awakened self-worth and collective strength. The lyrics assert that with this newfound dignity, all their endeavors will succeed, and sorrows will vanish. It boldly rejects caste discrimination, urging listeners to cast away anyone who promotes such divisions. The song poignantly contrasts the act of washing sins in the Ganges with their own labor of washing the literal dirt of even the 'sinners,' highlighting the essential yet often undervalued nature of their work. It emphasizes self-reliance, proclaiming that with their own hands, feet, and determined minds, they can earn a living and need no one's charity. The lyrics also critique societal hypocrisy, noting that while they clean clothes, they cannot clean corrupt minds, and express a strong stance against those who commit atrocities, vowing not to let them go unpunished.
