
Sengatrae Lyrics
From the movie Taj Mahal
Sengatrae Song Lyrics is the track from Taj Mahal Tamil Film – 1999, Starring Manoj Bharathiraja, Riya Sen, Revathi, Radhika Sarathkumar, Ranjitha, Manivannan, Manobala, Raj Kapoor, Theni Kunjarammal, Theni Murugan. This song was sung by டி. கே. கலா. The music was composed by A. R. Rahman. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Sengaathae…ae… Sengaathaeae…
Sengaathae…ae…
Sengaathae…ae… Sengaathaeae…
Sengaathae…ae…
Ulaga kaathalar Perum moochellaam
Unakkul sumanthu sumanthu Soodaakinaai
Kaathal kathai ellaam Nee arivaai
Engal kaathalaiyum nee kelaai Engal kaathalaiyum nee kelaai
Ada karuvukkul Uuyir thantha kaathae
Enga kaathalukku Uyir kodu kaathae
Enga udambukkul Ulavidum kaathae
Enga uyirkkoru Vazhi sollu kaathae
Yaathae yaathae Nenju vedikkirathae yaathae
Yaathae yaathae Imai thuddikkirathae yaathae
Yaathae yaathae Nenju vedikkirathae yaathae
Yaathae yaathae Imai thuddikkirathae yaathae
Yaathae yaathae Uyir valikkriathae yaathae
Yaathae yaathae Uyir valikkriathae yaathae
Yaathae yaathae Uyir valikkriathae yaathae
Sengaathae…ae Sengaathae…ae…
Kallaraiyin kaathalarai Nee eluppa vaa vaa
Ada kaathalar saagalaam Unmai kaathal saagathu
Udalgal marainthaalum Unarvugal maraiyaathu
Yaathae yaathae Vizi thoongavillai yaathae
Yaathae yaathae Uyir thaangavillai yaathae
Yaathae yaathae Udal alinthu vidum yaathae
Yaathae yaathae Uyir alivathillai yaathae
Yaathae yaathae Vizi thoongavillai yaathae
Yaathae yaathae Uyir thaangavillai yaathae
Yaathae yaathae Udal alinthu vidum yaathae
Yaathae yaathae Uyir alivathillai yaathae
Uyir alivathillai yaathae Uyir alivathillai yaathae
Uyir alivathillai yaathae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Sengatrae" from the movie 'Taj Mahal' is a poignant plea to the wind, personified as a witness and a life-giver to love. The lyrics express the intense suffering and unwavering hope of lovers facing separation or adversity. The wind is invoked as an ancient entity that has carried the sighs of lovers throughout history, thus understanding the depth of their emotions. The lovers implore the wind to breathe life into their love, just as it gives life within the womb, and to guide them through their anguish.
The core theme revolves around the eternal nature of true love, contrasting it with the transient existence of the physical body. Despite the immense pain and the fear of physical demise, the lovers assert that their true love and feelings will never perish. The repeated cries of "Yaathae" (Oh, my soul/fate) underscore their desperation and the profound ache in their hearts and souls, yet they hold onto the belief that their spiritual connection transcends death, echoing the timeless message that love endures beyond all physical boundaries.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Sengatrae?
Sengatrae is sung by டி. கே. கலா.
Which movie is Sengatrae from?
The song Sengatrae is featured in the movie Taj Mahal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Sengatrae?
The lyrics for Sengatrae were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by A. R. Rahman.
Is English translation available for Sengatrae lyrics?
Yes! Sengatrae lyrics from Taj Mahal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Sengatrae lyrics?
The song "Sengatrae" from the movie 'Taj Mahal' is a poignant plea to the wind, personified as a witness and a life-giver to love. The lyrics express the intense suffering and unwavering hope of lovers facing separation or adversity. The wind is invoked as an ancient entity that has carried the sighs of lovers throughout history, thus understanding the depth of their emotions. The lovers implore the wind to breathe life into their love, just as it gives life within the womb, and to guide them through their anguish. The core theme revolves around the eternal nature of true love, contrasting it with the transient existence of the physical body. Despite the immense pain and the fear of physical demise, the lovers assert that their true love and feelings will never perish. The repeated cries of "Yaathae" (Oh, my soul/fate) underscore their desperation and the profound ache in their hearts and souls, yet they hold onto the belief that their spiritual connection transcends death, echoing the timeless message that love endures beyond all physical boundaries.
Song Details
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