Sita Kalyanam Lyrics
From the movie Solo – World of Shekhar
Sita Kalyanam Song Lyrics is the track from Solo – World of Shekhar Tamil Film – 2017. This song was sung by சூரஜ் எஸ். குரூப். The music was composed by Sooraj S Kurup. Lyrics works penned by Sangeeth Ravindran, Sooraj S Kurup.
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Ennikadhu oru naal Naan un pakkam illana
En nyabagam nenappu Ethuvum illana
Will you used to love me
Take me there I know this journey ends
Oh wake me up I need to breathe again
I need I need to breathe again
Sita kalyana vaibhogamae Rama kalyana vaibhogamae
Radha ragasiya mathurai madiyinil (2) Radha ragasiya kaadhal kannanil
Radha ragasiya
Radha ragasiya mathurai madiyinil (2) Radha ragasiya kaadhal kannanil
Radha ragasiya
Vaazhkaiyae Idhum kadandhu
Vaazha vendum Ennilae…
Udal uyir un manam
Arasiyae Manam adaindhu
Vazha vendum
Naal endrum… Nal vaazhvu ninaikum
En manam
{Maraiyaadhae en kanavae Kaatraaga nee iruppaai
Nee endhan aruginil vaa} (2)
Bhakta jana paripaala Bharitha shara jaala
Bhukthi mukthithaleela Bhudeva paala
Sita kalyana vaibhogamae Rama kalyana vaibhogamae
Take me there I know this journey ends
Oh wake me up I need to breathe again
I need
Vaazhkaiyae Idhum kadandhu
Vaazha vendum Ennilae…
Udal uyir un manam
Arasiyae Nal vaazhvu ninaikum
En manam Udal uyir un manam
Sita kalyana vaibhogamae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song 'Sita Kalyanam' from 'Solo' is a unique blend of modern existential questioning and traditional devotional fervor. It opens with a poignant query about enduring love, asking if affection will remain even in absence, reflecting vulnerability and a deep desire for lasting connection. This personal longing is immediately followed by a plea for renewal and a fresh start, suggesting a moment of crisis or a yearning for revival. The narrative then beautifully transitions into a celebration of divine love, invoking the auspicious wedding of Sita and Rama, and the secretive, passionate love between Radha and Krishna, grounding personal emotions within a sacred, timeless context.
The lyrics skillfully weave together themes of human desire, spiritual devotion, and resilience. Phrases like "Life, even this must pass, and I must live" speak to an enduring spirit, while the lover's plea, "Don't disappear, my dream... Come near me," expresses a profound need for presence and reassurance. The inclusion of a Sanskrit devotional chant further elevates the song, invoking divine protection and blessings, thereby connecting individual human experiences of love and longing to a larger spiritual framework. This fusion creates a rich tapestry of emotion, making the song both deeply personal and universally resonant.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Sita Kalyanam?
Sita Kalyanam is sung by சூரஜ் எஸ். குரூப்.
Which movie is Sita Kalyanam from?
The song Sita Kalyanam is featured in the movie Solo – World of Shekhar.
Who wrote the lyrics for Sita Kalyanam?
The lyrics for Sita Kalyanam were written by Sangeeth Ravindran, Sooraj S Kurup with music composed by Sooraj S Kurup.
Is English translation available for Sita Kalyanam lyrics?
Yes! Sita Kalyanam lyrics from Solo – World of Shekhar include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Sita Kalyanam lyrics?
The song 'Sita Kalyanam' from 'Solo' is a unique blend of modern existential questioning and traditional devotional fervor. It opens with a poignant query about enduring love, asking if affection will remain even in absence, reflecting vulnerability and a deep desire for lasting connection. This personal longing is immediately followed by a plea for renewal and a fresh start, suggesting a moment of crisis or a yearning for revival. The narrative then beautifully transitions into a celebration of divine love, invoking the auspicious wedding of Sita and Rama, and the secretive, passionate love between Radha and Krishna, grounding personal emotions within a sacred, timeless context. The lyrics skillfully weave together themes of human desire, spiritual devotion, and resilience. Phrases like "Life, even this must pass, and I must live" speak to an enduring spirit, while the lover's plea, "Don't disappear, my dream... Come near me," expresses a profound need for presence and reassurance. The inclusion of a Sanskrit devotional chant further elevates the song, invoking divine protection and blessings, thereby connecting individual human experiences of love and longing to a larger spiritual framework. This fusion creates a rich tapestry of emotion, making the song both deeply personal and universally resonant.
