Rukkumaniyae Lyrics
From the movie Oli Vilakku
Rukkumaniyae Song Lyrics is the track from Oli Vilakku Tamil Film – 1968, Starring M. G. Ramachandran, J. Jayalalithaa, Sowcar Janaki. This song was sung by டி.எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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{Rukkumaniyae Para para para
Sakkara pennae Para para para
Muthu mozhiyae Para para para
Chithira kannae Para para para
Yaar yaaro Unnai theduvaaro} (2)
Semmaadhulaiyil konjam Pon maanganiyil konjam
Semmaadhulaiyil konjam Pon maanghaniyil konjam
Suvai pizhindhu thandhenae Adhai marandhu povaayo
Suvai pizhindhu thandhenae Adhai marandhu povaayo
Naan koduttha muththathil Thaen kasandhu pogaadho
Ich please once again
Rukkumaniyae Para para para
Sakkara pennae Para para para
Muthu mozhiyae Para para para
Chithira kannae Para para para
Yaar yaaro Unnai theduvaaro
Un oruthiyai thaanae Ninaivil niruththi vaithenae
Un oruthiyai thaanae Ninaivil niruththi vaithenae
Andru nadandhadhai thaanae Indru ninaiththu vandhenae
Andru nadandhadhai thaanae Indru ninaiththu vandhenae
Oor mayangi nindraalum Naan thelindhu nindrenae
Look at me
Rukkumaniyae Para para para
Sakkara pennae Para para para
Muthu mozhiyae Para para para
Chithira kannae Para para para
Thedinenae Unnai thedinenae
Thedinenae Unnai thedinenae
Ohhhoo…ohhoooo…ohhooo Aaahooo…hooohoooo
Aaahooo…hooohoooo
Ennai polae nooru pengal Ooril illaiya
Ennai polae nooru pengal Ooril illaiya
En kannai polae Vanna meengal
Neeril illaiyo Ondru pola ondru
Ulagil kaanbadhundu Paalil ulla venmai enna kallil illaiyo
Ponnai polae meni konda Poovai allavo
Ponnai polae meni konda Poovai allavo
Siru poovai pola menmai konda Paavai allavo
Engu sendra podhum Idhayam vandhu thedum
Oor arindha unami Solla naanam ennavo
Rukkumaniyae Para para para
Sakkara pennae Para para para
Muthu mozhiyae Para para para
Chithira kannae Para para para
Thedinenae Unnai thedinenae
Thedinenae Unnai thedinenae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Rukkumaniyae" from 'Oli Vilakku' is a vibrant and playful romantic duet, primarily featuring the male protagonist's ardent attempts to woo the female lead, Rukkumani. The male singer showers her with affectionate praises, calling her a "sweet girl," "pearl-voiced," and "beautiful-eyed," urging her to 'fly' with him, a metaphor for embracing their love. He expresses his deep commitment, stating that he has kept only her in his memory and has come remembering their past moments, standing firm in his love even when the world around him might be confused. His declarations are passionate and unwavering, highlighting his singular devotion.
Rukkumani, however, responds with a playful challenge, questioning his sincerity and the uniqueness of her beauty. She asks if there aren't a hundred other girls like her, or colorful fish like her eyes, implying that beauty can be found elsewhere. She uses metaphors like the whiteness in milk also being in stone to suggest that seemingly unique qualities might be common. Despite her playful skepticism, the male protagonist reaffirms his love, describing her as a "flower with a body like gold" and a "doll with softness like a small flower," emphasizing that his heart searches only for her. The song captures the delightful push-and-pull of early romance, filled with charming flattery, playful resistance, and ultimately, a deep, acknowledged affection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Rukkumaniyae?
Rukkumaniyae is sung by டி.எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Rukkumaniyae from?
The song Rukkumaniyae is featured in the movie Oli Vilakku.
Who wrote the lyrics for Rukkumaniyae?
The lyrics for Rukkumaniyae were written by Vaali with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Rukkumaniyae lyrics?
Yes! Rukkumaniyae lyrics from Oli Vilakku include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Rukkumaniyae lyrics?
The song "Rukkumaniyae" from 'Oli Vilakku' is a vibrant and playful romantic duet, primarily featuring the male protagonist's ardent attempts to woo the female lead, Rukkumani. The male singer showers her with affectionate praises, calling her a "sweet girl," "pearl-voiced," and "beautiful-eyed," urging her to 'fly' with him, a metaphor for embracing their love. He expresses his deep commitment, stating that he has kept only her in his memory and has come remembering their past moments, standing firm in his love even when the world around him might be confused. His declarations are passionate and unwavering, highlighting his singular devotion. Rukkumani, however, responds with a playful challenge, questioning his sincerity and the uniqueness of her beauty. She asks if there aren't a hundred other girls like her, or colorful fish like her eyes, implying that beauty can be found elsewhere. She uses metaphors like the whiteness in milk also being in stone to suggest that seemingly unique qualities might be common. Despite her playful skepticism, the male protagonist reaffirms his love, describing her as a "flower with a body like gold" and a "doll with softness like a small flower," emphasizing that his heart searches only for her. The song captures the delightful push-and-pull of early romance, filled with charming flattery, playful resistance, and ultimately, a deep, acknowledged affection.