Rathirikku Rathiri Lyrics
From the movie Manitharil Manikkam
Rathirikku Rathiri Song Lyrics is the track from Manitharil Manikkam Tamil Film – 1973. This song was sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி. The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Raaththirikku raaththiri En ninaippu varavenum
Raaththirikku raaththiri En ninaippu varavenum
Rajan mattum raniyaiththaan Ragasiyamaa thodavenum
Raaththirikku raaththiri En ninaippu varavenum
Rajan mattum raniyaiththaan Ragasiyamaa thodavenum
Pooththirukku pooththirukku panneer poo pooththirukku
Kaaththirukku kaaththirukku kann parikka kaaththirukku
Raaththirikku raaththiri En ninaippu varavenum
Rajan mattum raniyaiththaan Ragasiyamaa thodavenum
Pazhaniyilae mayilaattam Paruva pennin oyilaattam
Pazhaniyilae mayilaattam Paruva pennin oyilaattam
Kazhaniyilae kadhiraattamm Kanni pennin sathiraattaam
Kazhaniyilae kadhiraattamm Kanni pennin sathiraattaam
Paanjaali beemanukku Meenaatchi somanukku
Janagiyo ramanukku Naano en mamanukku
Raaththirikku raaththiri En ninaippu varavenum
Rajan mattum raniyaiththaan Ragasiyamaa thodavenum thodavenum
Maduraiyilae vaangi vachcha Marikkozhunthu vaadum munnae
Maduraiyilae vaangi vachcha Marikkozhunthu vaadum munnae
Kudhiraiyilae yaeri ingu Maman vanthaan enakku munnae
Kudhiraiyilae yaeri ingu Maman vanthaan enakku munnae
Mookkuththi mookkodu Moongil valai kaiyodu
Attigaiyo kazhuthodu Aasai mattum nenjodu
Raaththirikku raaththiri En ninaippu varavenum
Rajan mattum raniyaiththaan Ragasiyamaa thodavenum
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Rathirikku Rathiri," is a classic Tamil cinema romantic number from the 1973 film 'Manitharil Manikkam'. Sung by L. R. Eswari, it beautifully encapsulates the yearning and devotion of a woman for her beloved. The lyrics, penned by Vaali, express her deep desire for her lover's thoughts to be solely on her, night after night, and for their intimacy to be a private affair. She metaphorically describes her blooming beauty, ready to captivate him, and compares her graceful movements to natural phenomena and traditional dances, highlighting her allure.
The song further emphasizes her unwavering devotion by drawing parallels to legendary couples like Draupadi-Bheema, Meenakshi-Soma, and Janaki-Rama, asserting her commitment to her "Maaman" (a term of endearment for a beloved uncle or cousin, often a prospective husband). The imagery of him arriving swiftly on a horse before a fragrant herb wilts signifies her eagerness and his promptness. The final verses describe her adorned self, yet underscore that her true longing resides in her heart, making it a heartfelt ode to love, anticipation, and exclusive affection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Rathirikku Rathiri?
Rathirikku Rathiri is sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி.
Which movie is Rathirikku Rathiri from?
The song Rathirikku Rathiri is featured in the movie Manitharil Manikkam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Rathirikku Rathiri?
The lyrics for Rathirikku Rathiri were written by Vaali with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Rathirikku Rathiri lyrics?
Yes! Rathirikku Rathiri lyrics from Manitharil Manikkam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Rathirikku Rathiri lyrics?
This song, "Rathirikku Rathiri," is a classic Tamil cinema romantic number from the 1973 film 'Manitharil Manikkam'. Sung by L. R. Eswari, it beautifully encapsulates the yearning and devotion of a woman for her beloved. The lyrics, penned by Vaali, express her deep desire for her lover's thoughts to be solely on her, night after night, and for their intimacy to be a private affair. She metaphorically describes her blooming beauty, ready to captivate him, and compares her graceful movements to natural phenomena and traditional dances, highlighting her allure. The song further emphasizes her unwavering devotion by drawing parallels to legendary couples like Draupadi-Bheema, Meenakshi-Soma, and Janaki-Rama, asserting her commitment to her "Maaman" (a term of endearment for a beloved uncle or cousin, often a prospective husband). The imagery of him arriving swiftly on a horse before a fragrant herb wilts signifies her eagerness and his promptness. The final verses describe her adorned self, yet underscore that her true longing resides in her heart, making it a heartfelt ode to love, anticipation, and exclusive affection.
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