Saravana Bhava Lyrics
From the movie Kaathala Kaathala
Saravana Bhava Song Lyrics is the track from Kaathala Kaathala Tamil Film – 1998, Starring Kamal Haasan, Prabhu Deva, Soundarya, Rambha, Vadivelu, Delhi Ganesh, Mouli, Cho Ramaswamy, Nagesh, Srividya. This song was sung by கார்த்திக் ராஜா, கமல் ஹாசன். The music was composed by Karthik Raja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Saravana bhava guha vadivazhagaa
Dhinam dhinam kanavinil varum murugaaaaahaa
Inaindhadhu inandhadhu iru mugam than
Irandukum etharkoru arimugam thaanhaaaaaa
Vaa vaa shri valli kooda vaa So so aalolam paadavaa
Male & Female : Manimutham tharavaa Mani manjam varavaa
Aaaaaaaaaa
Saravana bhava guha vadivazhagaa
Dhinam dhinam kanavinil varum murugaaaaahaa
Inaindhadhu inandhadhu iru mugam than
Irandukum etharkoru arimugam thaanhaaaaaa
Nee than thenpodhigayi ezhum kaatru Unn mani vizhi minnalkeetru
Enn manavayal vandha naatru
Ooraar kai thozhukindra sivalingam Nee avan petra ilanchingam
Unn thala thala udal thangam
Naanathai vidai thandhu mella veliyetru
Nadathu iravinil andha vilayatu
Pagalae iravena ninaithaal thavaraa Athuthan aagadhu hoooo…hooohooo…
Saravana bhava guha vadivazhagaa Saravana saravana saravana saravana
Dhinam dhinam kanavinil varum murugaa
Saravana saravana saravana saravana
Kaalil porchalangayin oli ketkum Senthamizisai athu vaarkum
Unn thiru nadam ennai eerkum
Velaa unn abinayam ennai vaatum Narkalainayam athu kaatum
Enn narambinai athu meetum
Naalellam nadakatum inghu thaipoosam
Nalamaai valaratum intha uyir nesam
Inimel thalaivanin nizhal than… thalaivi Pirivae kidayadhu hoo… aaaaa
Saravana bhava guha vadivazhagaa Dhinam dhinam kanavinil varum murugaa
Inaindhadhu inandhadhu iru mugam than
Irandukum etharkoru arimugam thaanhaaaaaa
Vaa vaa shri valli kooda vaa So so aalolam paadavaa
Male & Female : Manimutham tharavaa Mani manjam varavaa
Aaaaaaaaaa
Inaindhadhu inandhadhu iru mugam than
Irandukum etharkoru arimugam thaanhaaaaaa
Saravana bhava guha vadivazhagaa
Dhinam dhinam kanavinil varum murugaaaaa…
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a playful and romantic duet where the lovers express their deep affection and desire for each other, using rich devotional imagery associated with Lord Muruga. The male protagonist likens his beloved to various divine and natural elements, such as the wind from the Podhigai hills, lightning, and a precious sapling in his heart. He also playfully refers to her as a Sivalingam and a young lion, drawing parallels to Muruga's divine lineage and beauty. The lyrics are filled with adoration, celebrating her physical beauty and the captivating effect she has on him.
The song's core theme revolves around the merging of two souls, emphasizing that their connection is so profound that no formal introduction is needed. The playful invitation to "bid farewell to shyness" and engage in "that game in the night" hints at their burgeoning intimacy and passion. The repeated invocation of "Saravana Bhava Guha" and references to Muruga's consort Valli, along with the desire for "Thaipoosam" (a Muruga festival) to happen daily, cleverly intertwine spiritual devotion with romantic love, elevating their relationship to a sacred and celebrated union. The declaration that "there will be no separation" seals their eternal bond.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Saravana Bhava?
Saravana Bhava is sung by கார்த்திக் ராஜா, கமல் ஹாசன்.
Which movie is Saravana Bhava from?
The song Saravana Bhava is featured in the movie Kaathala Kaathala.
Who wrote the lyrics for Saravana Bhava?
The lyrics for Saravana Bhava were written by Vaali with music composed by Karthik Raja.
Is English translation available for Saravana Bhava lyrics?
Yes! Saravana Bhava lyrics from Kaathala Kaathala include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Saravana Bhava lyrics?
This song is a playful and romantic duet where the lovers express their deep affection and desire for each other, using rich devotional imagery associated with Lord Muruga. The male protagonist likens his beloved to various divine and natural elements, such as the wind from the Podhigai hills, lightning, and a precious sapling in his heart. He also playfully refers to her as a Sivalingam and a young lion, drawing parallels to Muruga's divine lineage and beauty. The lyrics are filled with adoration, celebrating her physical beauty and the captivating effect she has on him. The song's core theme revolves around the merging of two souls, emphasizing that their connection is so profound that no formal introduction is needed. The playful invitation to "bid farewell to shyness" and engage in "that game in the night" hints at their burgeoning intimacy and passion. The repeated invocation of "Saravana Bhava Guha" and references to Muruga's consort Valli, along with the desire for "Thaipoosam" (a Muruga festival) to happen daily, cleverly intertwine spiritual devotion with romantic love, elevating their relationship to a sacred and celebrated union. The declaration that "there will be no separation" seals their eternal bond.