Singara Velanedeva Lyrics
From the movie Konjum Salangai
Singara Velanedeva Song Lyrics is the track from Konjum Salangai Tamil Film – 1962, Starring Savitri, Gemini Ganesan, R. S. Manohar, Kumari Kamala, S. V. Ramadas, T. D. Kusalakumari, K. Sarangapani, Rushyendramani, T. P. Muthulakshmi. This song was sung by ஜெமினி கணேசன் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி. The music was composed by S. M. Subbaiah Naidu. Lyrics works penned by Ku. Ma. Balasubramaniam.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Aa…aa aaaaaa…haaa…aa…
Aa…aa aaaaaaa aahaaa…aa…
Shantha utkaar Yen paattai niruthi vittaai
Un isai endra inba vellaththilae Neenthuvatharkku ododi vandha
Ennai yemaathaathae shantha
En isai Ungal naathasvarathukku munnaal…
Thaenodu kalandha thellamudhu Kola nilavodu serndha kulir thendral
Indha singaaravelan sannathiyilae Namadhu sangeedha aruvigal
Ondru kalakkattum. Paadu… paadu shantha…paadu
Singaara velanae dhevaa Arul singaara velanae dheaevaa
Arul seeraadum maarpodu vaa…vaa Singaara velane dheae…vaa…
Singaara velanae dhe…vaa …
Senthooril ninraadum dhevaa Aaaaaaaaa
Thiru senthooril nindraadum dheaevaa Mullai sirippodum mugathodu
Nee vaa vaa … Arul singaara velanae dheaevaa
Senthamizh dhevanae seelaa Senthamizh dhevanae seeeee…laa
Vinnor sirai meettu kurai theertha velaa Arul singaara velanae dheaevaa
Sa…ga…ma…pa…ni Singaara velanae dhevaa
Niththa nitha pama…gama gari sani… Sani saga mapa magarisa nithamapa garini
Singaara velanae dhevaa
Saa risa nisa risa… Ninisa papa ninisa…
Mama papa ninisa Gagasa gagasa ninisa papani
Mamapa kaka mama papa Nini sasa garini
Paa nitha pama gari Sani sagaga sagaga
Saga mapa gari sani sagasaa
Ninipa mamapa nipa Nipasa pani pasa
Nitha pama gari sagasaa
Gama panisaa nisa gari sarini Sarisani sarisani sarisani
Garini kariga niri kari niga rini Niriri nisasa niriri nisasa nithapaa
Nini nisaa…aa…aa…aa…aa… Sanisa maka mapa kama pani sari
Aa…aa…aa… Sanipa ni sarisani sarisani
Pani pasa pani pani mapaka Panipa nisa kasaa
Panipa nisa risaa…
Maga pama
Sarini
Nisapaa…
Sarisani…
Sarisa sarisa sarisa… Sarisani
Nisanithapa Rigamapa
Nithapama Thanitha
Sanisani Karinitha pamapaa
Pamapathani
Singaara velanae dhevaa Arul seeraadum maarpodu vaa…vaa
Singaara velanae dhevaa…
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Singara Velanedeva" from the 1962 film 'Konjum Salangai' is a classic devotional piece dedicated to Lord Muruga, also known as Singara Velan. The song begins with a poignant dialogue where the male protagonist (Gemini Ganesan) urges the female protagonist (S. Janaki) to continue singing, expressing how her music is a delightful flood he wishes to immerse himself in. He beautifully compares her voice to nectar mixed with honey and a cool breeze under moonlight, suggesting a deep appreciation for her artistic talent and perhaps budding affection. This opening sets a romantic and appreciative tone before transitioning into the main devotional segment.
The core of the song is a fervent prayer to Lord Muruga, invoking his various epithets and divine attributes. The lyrics praise him as the Lord who dances in Thiruchendur, with a charming, jasmine-like smile. He is hailed as the Lord of pure Tamil, the virtuous one, and the valiant Velan who rescued the celestials from their plight. The intricate Carnatic swaras (musical notes) interspersed throughout the song highlight the film's strong classical music foundation and showcase the vocal prowess of the singers, elevating the devotional experience to a sublime level. It's a blend of spiritual reverence and artistic admiration, characteristic of Tamil cinema's golden era.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Singara Velanedeva?
Singara Velanedeva is sung by ஜெமினி கணேசன் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி.
Which movie is Singara Velanedeva from?
The song Singara Velanedeva is featured in the movie Konjum Salangai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Singara Velanedeva?
The lyrics for Singara Velanedeva were written by Ku. Ma. Balasubramaniam with music composed by S. M. Subbaiah Naidu.
Is English translation available for Singara Velanedeva lyrics?
Yes! Singara Velanedeva lyrics from Konjum Salangai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Singara Velanedeva lyrics?
The song "Singara Velanedeva" from the 1962 film 'Konjum Salangai' is a classic devotional piece dedicated to Lord Muruga, also known as Singara Velan. The song begins with a poignant dialogue where the male protagonist (Gemini Ganesan) urges the female protagonist (S. Janaki) to continue singing, expressing how her music is a delightful flood he wishes to immerse himself in. He beautifully compares her voice to nectar mixed with honey and a cool breeze under moonlight, suggesting a deep appreciation for her artistic talent and perhaps budding affection. This opening sets a romantic and appreciative tone before transitioning into the main devotional segment. The core of the song is a fervent prayer to Lord Muruga, invoking his various epithets and divine attributes. The lyrics praise him as the Lord who dances in Thiruchendur, with a charming, jasmine-like smile. He is hailed as the Lord of pure Tamil, the virtuous one, and the valiant Velan who rescued the celestials from their plight. The intricate Carnatic swaras (musical notes) interspersed throughout the song highlight the film's strong classical music foundation and showcase the vocal prowess of the singers, elevating the devotional experience to a sublime level. It's a blend of spiritual reverence and artistic admiration, characteristic of Tamil cinema's golden era.
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