Samathil Pootha Malli Lyrics
From the movie Ungalil Oruthi
Samathil Pootha Malli Song Lyrics is the track from Ungalil Oruthi Tamil Film – 1976. This song was sung by பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெய்ராம். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Samaththil pooththa malli Chandhiranai saatchi vaichu
Saamiyae unnai ennai Laabaththai varavu vachchen
Saamiyae unnai ennai Laabaththai varavu vachchen
Mogaththil vizhunthu vitta Munthaanai izhuththathammaa
Mogaththil vizhunthu vitta Munthaanai izhuththathammaa
Thegaththin kurai maranthu Themmaangu paaduthammaa
Samaththil pooththa malli Chandhiranai saatchi vaichu
Thangame unnai ennai Laabaththai varavu vachchen
Thangame unnai ennai Laabaththai varavu vachchen
Arjunarukku thaer izhuththa Antha naal pennoruththi
Arjunarukku thaer izhuththa Antha naal pennoruththi
Achchaani murinthathendru Aadhaara kai koduththaal
Aadhaara kai koduththaal
Kai koduththa deivamagai Kaal kodukka maattaalo
Kai koduththa deivamagai Kaal kodukka maattaalo
Kai kuzhanthaiyaai irunthaal Paal kodukka maattaalo
Samaththil pooththa malli Chandhiranai saatchi vaichu
Thangame unnai ennai Laabaththai varavu vachchen
Nallarumbu vaasamitta Naagamani poonguzhalil
Nallarumbu vaasamitta Naagamani poonguzhalil
Pallarumbu sirkka kandu Patta sugam konjamalla
Patta sugam konjamalla
Sakkaraththu salangaigal pol Saththamidum sirippatherkku
Sakkaraththu salangaigal pol Saththamidum sirippatherkku
Sarkkaraiyil thaen vizhunthu Santhosam adaivatharkku
Santhosam adaivatharkku
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Samathil Pootha Malli," is a classic romantic duet from the 1976 Tamil film 'Ungalil Oruthi,' beautifully penned by Kannadasan and set to music by M. S. Viswanathan. The lyrics are a passionate exchange between lovers, using rich metaphors and traditional imagery to express deep affection and longing. The male voice compares his beloved to a jasmine blooming at midnight, with the moon as a silent witness to his profound devotion, crediting her presence as his greatest gain. He speaks of being drawn in by desire, forgetting all imperfections, and finding joy in her love.
The song continues with the female voice echoing similar sentiments, referring to her beloved as "Thangame" (my precious one). Kannadasan's lyrical genius shines through with a poignant reference to the Mahabharata, where a woman (likely referring to Draupadi or a symbolic figure of unwavering support) offered her hand to Arjuna when his chariot's axle broke. This metaphor is used to question if such a supportive divine figure would not come closer or offer nourishment like a mother to a child, symbolizing a yearning for intimacy and care. The song culminates in vivid descriptions of her beauty, like fragrant buds in her hair and her smile, leading to immense pleasure, and a playful query about the joyous sounds of laughter, comparing it to the sweet union of honey and sugar, signifying ultimate happiness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Samathil Pootha Malli?
Samathil Pootha Malli is sung by பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெய்ராம்.
Which movie is Samathil Pootha Malli from?
The song Samathil Pootha Malli is featured in the movie Ungalil Oruthi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Samathil Pootha Malli?
The lyrics for Samathil Pootha Malli were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Samathil Pootha Malli lyrics?
Yes! Samathil Pootha Malli lyrics from Ungalil Oruthi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Samathil Pootha Malli lyrics?
This song, "Samathil Pootha Malli," is a classic romantic duet from the 1976 Tamil film 'Ungalil Oruthi,' beautifully penned by Kannadasan and set to music by M. S. Viswanathan. The lyrics are a passionate exchange between lovers, using rich metaphors and traditional imagery to express deep affection and longing. The male voice compares his beloved to a jasmine blooming at midnight, with the moon as a silent witness to his profound devotion, crediting her presence as his greatest gain. He speaks of being drawn in by desire, forgetting all imperfections, and finding joy in her love. The song continues with the female voice echoing similar sentiments, referring to her beloved as "Thangame" (my precious one). Kannadasan's lyrical genius shines through with a poignant reference to the Mahabharata, where a woman (likely referring to Draupadi or a symbolic figure of unwavering support) offered her hand to Arjuna when his chariot's axle broke. This metaphor is used to question if such a supportive divine figure would not come closer or offer nourishment like a mother to a child, symbolizing a yearning for intimacy and care. The song culminates in vivid descriptions of her beauty, like fragrant buds in her hair and her smile, leading to immense pleasure, and a playful query about the joyous sounds of laughter, comparing it to the sweet union of honey and sugar, signifying ultimate happiness.
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