Singaaraa Vaa Vaa Lyrics
From the movie Kalai Arasi
Singaaraa Vaa Vaa Song Lyrics is the track from Kalai Arasi Tamil Film – 1963, Starring M. G. Ramachandran, Bhanumathi, M. N. Nambiar, Rajasree, P. S. Veerappa, Sachu. This song was sung by பி. பானுமதி. The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by N. M. Muthukkoothan.
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Music & Lyrics
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Star Cast
Pazham paalai kaaichi vaichi Pathu naalu aayiduchi… aiyo
Enakku kalyaana neram vandhu Kaathirundhu poyiduchu hehehehe
Singaaraa vaa vaa Thiruchendhooraa velaa
Indha jegathai mayakkum Mugathai padaitha
Singaaraa vaa vaa
Singaaraa vaa vaa Thiruchendhooraa velaa
Indha jegathai mayakkum Mugathai padaitha
Singaaraa vaa vaa
Thoongaamal kaathirukken Thogaimayil vaagananae…ae…aeae…ae…
Thoongaamal kaathirukken Thogaimayil vaagananae
En thozhi kuda unnai paarkka Thudikkiraalae mogananae
Mogananae…aeae
Singaara singaaraa vaa vaa Thiruchendhooraa velaa
Indha jegathai mayakkum Mugathai padaitha
Singaaraa vaa vaa
Adho vaaraandi pazhani Aarumugan thaandi
Adho vaaraandi Adho vaaraandi pazhani
Aarumugan thaandi Adho vaaraandi
Aadumayilil yerikkittu Kaadu malaiyai thaandikkittu
Adho vaaraandi pazhani Aarumugan thaandi
Adho vaaraandi
Aadhiyilae thinaipunathil Aayalottum velaiyilae…ae…aeaeae…
Choo choo Aadhiyilae thinaipunathil
Aayalottum velaiyilae… Aasai kondu vedanai pol
Vesham potta vel murugan Adho vaaraandi pazhani
Aarumugan thaandi Adho vaaraandi
M… avaru yen ingae varapporaaru Pinnae engae poyiruppaaru
Avar dhevayaanai veettukku poyiruppaar
Aang… Aagaa unakkenna aanavamadi
Aagaa unakkenna aanavamadi di di Aagaa unakkenna aanavamadi di di di
Aagaa unakkenna aanavamadi Dheiva yaanaiyai pattri
Immaanidam sollavae Aagaa unakkenna aanavamadi
Pogaadha idathirkku Ponaalindrae ingae
Pogaadha idathirkku Ponaalindrae ingae
Pollaangu sollaadhae Puriyaamal ularaadhae
Aagaa unakkenna aanavamadi
Valli naayagarae vandhanamaiyaa
Valli naayagarae vandhanamaiyaa
Valli naayagarae naayagarae
Kalli dheivaanaiyai kaanavae sendreerendru
Kalli dheivaanaiyai kaanavae sendreerendru
Solliyae ennai ival sodhanai seidhu vittaal
Solliyae ennai ival sodhanai seidhu vittaal
Valli naayagarae vandhanamaiyaa
Valli naayagarae… naayagarae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Singaaraa Vaa Vaa', is a delightful and devotional plea to Lord Murugan, primarily from the perspective of Valli, one of his consorts. It expresses deep longing and anticipation for his arrival, portraying Murugan as the beautiful, enchanting deity of Thiruchendur, who rides a peacock and captivates the world. The lyrics convey a sense of eager waiting, with the singer lamenting the passage of time and even involving a friend in her fervent desire to see the Lord, highlighting the universal appeal and devotion towards Murugan.
The song also introduces a playful and human element through a lighthearted banter about Murugan's other consort, Deivayanai. This segment features a dialogue where one character teases the other by suggesting Murugan might have gone to Deivayanai's house, leading to a spirited, almost jealous, retort. This playful rivalry adds a charming layer to the devotional narrative, making the divine love story relatable and engaging, showcasing the complexities of love even in a mythological context. It beautifully blends devotion with a touch of romantic comedy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Singaaraa Vaa Vaa?
Singaaraa Vaa Vaa is sung by பி. பானுமதி.
Which movie is Singaaraa Vaa Vaa from?
The song Singaaraa Vaa Vaa is featured in the movie Kalai Arasi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Singaaraa Vaa Vaa?
The lyrics for Singaaraa Vaa Vaa were written by N. M. Muthukkoothan with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Singaaraa Vaa Vaa lyrics?
Yes! Singaaraa Vaa Vaa lyrics from Kalai Arasi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Singaaraa Vaa Vaa lyrics?
This song, 'Singaaraa Vaa Vaa', is a delightful and devotional plea to Lord Murugan, primarily from the perspective of Valli, one of his consorts. It expresses deep longing and anticipation for his arrival, portraying Murugan as the beautiful, enchanting deity of Thiruchendur, who rides a peacock and captivates the world. The lyrics convey a sense of eager waiting, with the singer lamenting the passage of time and even involving a friend in her fervent desire to see the Lord, highlighting the universal appeal and devotion towards Murugan. The song also introduces a playful and human element through a lighthearted banter about Murugan's other consort, Deivayanai. This segment features a dialogue where one character teases the other by suggesting Murugan might have gone to Deivayanai's house, leading to a spirited, almost jealous, retort. This playful rivalry adds a charming layer to the devotional narrative, making the divine love story relatable and engaging, showcasing the complexities of love even in a mythological context. It beautifully blends devotion with a touch of romantic comedy.
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