Singara Roobane Lyrics
From the movie Thaai Paasam
Singara Roobane Song Lyrics is the track from Thaai Paasam Tamil Film – 1988, Starring Arjun Sarja, Jaishankar, Srividya, Rupini, Vinu Chakravarthy, Goundamani, S. S. Chandran, Delhi Ganesh, Charle, Sudhakar. This song was sung by மலேஷியா வாசுதேவன், வனிதா மற்றும் பி. சசிரேகா. The music was composed by Chandrabose.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Singaara roobanae deva … Sabash
Rendu samsaaram ingundu kondaada Vaa vaa
Singaara roobanae deva
Kaanathirupenoo Kanni mayil un mugathai
Oodhathiruppeno Ennudaiya naayanathai
Eppadimma
Naan paarthathilae Indha naayanam thaan
Miga neelam enbaen rombha neelam enbaen Naan kettadhilae adhan oosaiyai thaan
Nalla geetham enbaen sutha nadham enbaen
Manappara murukku pola Thirunelveli alwa pola
Manappara murukku pola Thirunelveli alwa pola
Maamavae naanirukken inga thaan Haiyoo
Enna madhikkama konjuriyae Angae thaan…
Unnai kaanadha kannum kannalla Unnai killadha kaiyum kaiyalla
Unnai pidikkatha aanum aanalla Nee adikkadha thavilum thavil alla
Nee adikkadha thavilum thavil alla
Vaanga machaan… Haan vaanga machaan
Haei vaanga machaan vaanga Ennai marandhadhum thaan yenga
Hai hai…hai hai hai Vaanga machaan vaanga
Ennai marandhadhum thaan yenga Avala pola thaanga enna anaichikkanum neenga
Vaanga machaan Haan vaanga machaan
Haei vaanga machaan vaanga Ennai marandhadhum thaan yenga
Irandu thavil vendum podu… Irandu thavil vendum iraivanidam ketten
Adithu vaazha ondru …anaithu vazha ondru Irandu thavil vendum
Anbae …Male : Haang … Inbam
Ohoo …engae …Female : Ingae
Ravodu raavaaga uravaadalaam Thoongaamal neengaamal
Sugam thedalaam Ennangadi
Anbae inbam Male : Ohoo Engae…Female : Ingae
Kuttram purinthavan vaazhkkaiyil nimmadhi Kolvadhenbadhu yaedhu
Kuttram purinthavan vaazhkkaiyil nimmadhi Kolvadhenbadhu yaedhu
Pendaatti irandu padaithavan vaazhkai Uruppada mudiyathu mudiyathu
Kuttram purinthavan vaazhkkaiyil nimmadhi Kolvadhenbadhu yaedhu
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song 'Singara Roobane' is a playful and flirtatious number, characteristic of Tamil cinema's folk-inspired melodies. It features a comedic rivalry or playful teasing between two women vying for the attention of a man, referred to as 'handsome one' and 'brother-in-law'. The lyrics are filled with double entendres and local cultural references, such as the famous Manapparai murukku and Tirunelveli halwa, used to describe the women's allure and their desire for the man's affection. The women express their longing and playfully chide him for his divided attention, using metaphors of eyes, hands, and drums to convey their desire for intimacy and connection.
Towards the end, the song takes a slightly moralistic or cautionary turn, reflecting on the complexities and potential lack of peace for a man with two wives. This shift adds a layer of social commentary to the otherwise lighthearted and romantic banter, suggesting that while the situation might be amusing, it comes with its own set of challenges. Overall, the song captures a vibrant, energetic mood with a blend of romance, humor, and a touch of traditional wisdom.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Singara Roobane?
Singara Roobane is sung by மலேஷியா வாசுதேவன், வனிதா மற்றும் பி. சசிரேகா.
Which movie is Singara Roobane from?
The song Singara Roobane is featured in the movie Thaai Paasam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Singara Roobane?
The lyrics for Singara Roobane were written by Unknown with music composed by Chandrabose.
Is English translation available for Singara Roobane lyrics?
Yes! Singara Roobane lyrics from Thaai Paasam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Singara Roobane lyrics?
The song 'Singara Roobane' is a playful and flirtatious number, characteristic of Tamil cinema's folk-inspired melodies. It features a comedic rivalry or playful teasing between two women vying for the attention of a man, referred to as 'handsome one' and 'brother-in-law'. The lyrics are filled with double entendres and local cultural references, such as the famous Manapparai murukku and Tirunelveli halwa, used to describe the women's allure and their desire for the man's affection. The women express their longing and playfully chide him for his divided attention, using metaphors of eyes, hands, and drums to convey their desire for intimacy and connection. Towards the end, the song takes a slightly moralistic or cautionary turn, reflecting on the complexities and potential lack of peace for a man with two wives. This shift adds a layer of social commentary to the otherwise lighthearted and romantic banter, suggesting that while the situation might be amusing, it comes with its own set of challenges. Overall, the song captures a vibrant, energetic mood with a blend of romance, humor, and a touch of traditional wisdom.
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