
Rathirikku Thookkam Lyrics
From the movie Neengalum Herothan
Rathirikku Thookkam Song Lyrics is the track from Neengalum Herothan Tamil Film – 1990, Starring Nizhalgal Ravi, Silk Smitha, Goundamani, Senthil, M. N. Nambiar, P. S. Veerappa. This song was sung by மனோ மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Gangai Amaran. Lyrics works penned by Gangai Amaran.
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Ahaa haha aa aa aa ahaa Ahaa haha aa aa aa ahaa
Hae hae ahaa aa aa aa
Raathirikku thookkam pochaiyaa en rasa
Ranikkoru yekkam aachaiyaa mm mm mm
Raathirikku thookkam pochaiyaa en rasa
Ranikkoru yekkam aachaiyaa mm mm mm
Idhu thaana adangaathu vandhu Needhaan thazhuvaadhu raasaa
Raathirikku thookkam pochaiyaa en rasa Ranikkoru yekkam aachaiyaa mm mm mm
Maedai katti kaathirukken Maeni ellam poothirukken
Jaadaiyilae sammadham thaan sollidavae Thaali onnu kattivida
Thaamaraiya thottu vidu Velai onnu kittum vara kaathida venum
Sakku sonnakka podhuma Yekkam thannala poguma
Oru kaalam vara venum Mana maalai vizha venum maanae
Raathirikku raathirikku Raathirikku thookkam pochaiya en rasa
Ranikkoru yekkam aachaiyaa Mm mm mm
Moodi vecha aasaiellam Sollikittu poguthadi
Paadi veikkum raagamellam kettuttu podi Aang maaman magal sengarumbhu
Maaman ippo katterumbhu Manasu vechu oora ippo edhukku veembhu
Enakkum yedho pol aanadhu Kanakkum neraaga thonudhu
En maaman onnu kettaa Kodukkaama vidamatta kannaatha
Raathirikku raathirikku Raathirikku thookkam pochaiyaa en maama
Ranikkoru yekkam aachaiyaa
Raathirikku raathirikku Raathirikku thookkam pochaiyaa en maama
Ranikkoru yekkam aachaiyaa
Idhu thaana adangaathu vandhu Needhaan thazhuvaadhu maama
Raathirikku thookkam pochaiya en maama Ranikkoru yekkam aachaiyaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Rathirikku Thookkam,' from the 1990 movie 'Neengalum Herothan,' is a vibrant and playful romantic duet between a couple expressing their intense longing and desire for each other. The lyrics beautifully capture the impatience and anticipation of two lovers eager to unite in marriage and intimacy. The female voice initiates, lamenting her sleepless nights due to her yearning for her 'king,' while the male voice responds with equally passionate and playful assurances, acknowledging their mutual desire.
The song is filled with metaphors that convey deep affection and readiness. The woman describes herself as having 'blossomed' and 'built a stage' in anticipation, hinting at her readiness for marital union and physical closeness. The man, in turn, likens her to 'sweet sugarcane' and himself to an 'ant,' eager to taste her sweetness, playfully urging her to drop her 'stubbornness.' The duet perfectly encapsulates the sweet agony of waiting for love to culminate, portraying a charming blend of romantic yearning, playful banter, and mutual affection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Rathirikku Thookkam?
Rathirikku Thookkam is sung by மனோ மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Rathirikku Thookkam from?
The song Rathirikku Thookkam is featured in the movie Neengalum Herothan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Rathirikku Thookkam?
The lyrics for Rathirikku Thookkam were written by Gangai Amaran with music composed by Gangai Amaran.
Is English translation available for Rathirikku Thookkam lyrics?
Yes! Rathirikku Thookkam lyrics from Neengalum Herothan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Rathirikku Thookkam lyrics?
This song, 'Rathirikku Thookkam,' from the 1990 movie 'Neengalum Herothan,' is a vibrant and playful romantic duet between a couple expressing their intense longing and desire for each other. The lyrics beautifully capture the impatience and anticipation of two lovers eager to unite in marriage and intimacy. The female voice initiates, lamenting her sleepless nights due to her yearning for her 'king,' while the male voice responds with equally passionate and playful assurances, acknowledging their mutual desire. The song is filled with metaphors that convey deep affection and readiness. The woman describes herself as having 'blossomed' and 'built a stage' in anticipation, hinting at her readiness for marital union and physical closeness. The man, in turn, likens her to 'sweet sugarcane' and himself to an 'ant,' eager to taste her sweetness, playfully urging her to drop her 'stubbornness.' The duet perfectly encapsulates the sweet agony of waiting for love to culminate, portraying a charming blend of romantic yearning, playful banter, and mutual affection.


