Rosa Malare Lyrics
From the movie Rajangam
Rosa Malare Song Lyrics is the track from Rajangam Tamil Film – 1981. This song was sung by பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Rosa malarae azhuvakkoodathu Kanneeru veenaaguthae
Muzhukaatha magaraasi azhuthaalae paavam Periyavanga solvaangalae
Rosa malarae azhuvakkoodathu Kanneeru veenaaguthae
Muzhukaatha magaraasi azhuthaalae paavam Periyavanga solvaangalae
{Thaali onnu illaama Thooli vara poguthunnu
Suththamulla panneeru Kottuthammaa kanneeru} (2)
Paththu maatha poo varattum Kannukkulla naan sumappen
Thottilittaa noguminnu Tholgalilae naan sumappaen
Sutta kanneer thaan thudaikka Suttu viral naanirukkaen
Sutta kanneer thaan thudaikka Suttu viral naanirukkaen
Rosa malarae azhuvakkoodathu Kanneeru veenaaguthae
Muzhukaatha magaraasi azhuthaalae paavam Periyavanga solvaangalae
{Poovukkulla poovirukku Poovai sutri mullirukku
Mul kizhikkum munnaalae Moodi vaikka aalirukku} (2)
Chinna ponnu kuththamilla Mannikkira nenjumilla
Karpukkithu suththamilla Suttramingae suththamilla
Nandhavanam thee pudichchaa Naanuranga povathilla…
Nandhavanam thee pudichchaa Naanuranga povathilla…
Rosa malarae azhuvakkoodathu Kanneeru veenaaguthae
Muzhukaatha magaraasi azhuthaalae paavam Periyavanga solvaangalae
Periyavanga solvaangalae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Rosa Malare" is a poignant plea from a man to a woman, likely his beloved, who is in distress, possibly due to an unplanned pregnancy or societal judgment. The lyrics portray the woman as a "Rose flower" whose tears are precious and should not be wasted. The man reassures her, promising to protect her and the unborn child from societal scorn. He challenges the traditional notion that an unmarried woman's tears are inauspicious, emphasizing his unwavering support.
The song delves into themes of unconditional love, protection, and defiance against societal norms. The man vows to cherish the child, carrying it "in his eyes" and "on his shoulders," symbolizing his complete acceptance and responsibility. He acknowledges the "thorns" of judgment surrounding the "flower" (the woman and her child) but asserts his role as a protector. The powerful lines about the "garden catching fire" and him not sleeping underscore his commitment to fight for their honor and well-being, highlighting a deep sense of loyalty and courage in the face of adversity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Rosa Malare?
Rosa Malare is sung by பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன்.
Which movie is Rosa Malare from?
The song Rosa Malare is featured in the movie Rajangam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Rosa Malare?
The lyrics for Rosa Malare were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Rosa Malare lyrics?
Yes! Rosa Malare lyrics from Rajangam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Rosa Malare lyrics?
The song "Rosa Malare" is a poignant plea from a man to a woman, likely his beloved, who is in distress, possibly due to an unplanned pregnancy or societal judgment. The lyrics portray the woman as a "Rose flower" whose tears are precious and should not be wasted. The man reassures her, promising to protect her and the unborn child from societal scorn. He challenges the traditional notion that an unmarried woman's tears are inauspicious, emphasizing his unwavering support. The song delves into themes of unconditional love, protection, and defiance against societal norms. The man vows to cherish the child, carrying it "in his eyes" and "on his shoulders," symbolizing his complete acceptance and responsibility. He acknowledges the "thorns" of judgment surrounding the "flower" (the woman and her child) but asserts his role as a protector. The powerful lines about the "garden catching fire" and him not sleeping underscore his commitment to fight for their honor and well-being, highlighting a deep sense of loyalty and courage in the face of adversity.
