Sithagathi Pookale Lyrics
From the movie Rajakumaran
Sithagathi Pookale Song Lyrics is the track from Rajakumaran Tamil Film – 1994, Starring Prabhu, Meena, Nadhiya, Nassar, Vijayakumar, Sujatha, Goundamani, Senthil, Vadivelu. This song was sung by எஸ்.பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by R.V. Udhaya Kumar.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
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Sithagathi pookalae Suthivara paakuthae
Athi mara thopilae Othigaiya kekuthae
Aththa maganae aththa maganae Soththu sogam yaavum neethaan hoi
Sithagathi pookalae Suthivara paakuthae
Athi mara thopilae Othigaiya kekuthae
Aththa magalae aththa magalae Soththu sogam yaavum neethaan hoi
Sithagathi pookalae Suthivara paakuthae
Athi mara thopilae Othigaiya kekuthae
Naal paathu paathu Aalaana naathu
Thol sera thaanae veesum Poongaathu
Aanantha koothu Naanaada paathu
Poo oram thaanae oorum Thaen oothu
Naan maalai sooda Naal paaraiya
Athaaram neethaan veraaraiya Patti rotti melam
Kotti muzhanga Thottu vida naanam vittu vilaga
Thittamittu vaazha Vaaren mamaa
Sattam onnu poden hoi
Sithagathi pookalae Suthivara paakuthae
Athi mara thopilae Othigaiya kekuthae
Aththa maganae aththa maganae Soththu sogam yaavum neethaan hoi
Sithagathi pookalae Suthivara paakuthae
Athi mara thopilae Othigaiya kekuthae
Aaaa…poontheril yeri Ezhezhu logam
Oorgolamaaga naanum Povoama
Paaralam jodi Naamendrum paadi
Ooraarum naalum vaazhtha Naamum vaazhvoma
Neerindri vaazhum Meen ethamma
Nee indri naanum Veenthaanamma
Pattudal meetu Thottu anaikka
Thottil onnu aada Muthu pirakka
Kattil arai paadam Thaaren maanae
Kattalaiya podu hoii
Sithagathi pookalae Suthivara paakuthae
Athi mara thopilae Othigaiya kekuthae
Aththa maganae aththa maganae Soththu sogam yaavum neethaan hoi
Sithagathi pookalae Suthivara paakuthae
Athi mara thopilae Othigaiya kekuthae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Sithagathi Pookale," from the 1994 movie 'Rajakumaran,' is a vibrant and playful romantic duet expressing the longing and anticipation of two cousins (Aththa Magan/Magal) for their impending union. Set against a rustic backdrop, the lyrics use natural imagery like Sithagathi flowers and fig tree groves to symbolize the blossoming love and the desire for intimacy. The repeated chorus, "Sithagathi flowers... asking for a rehearsal," playfully hints at the couple's eagerness for their wedding night and the joys of married life.
The song beautifully captures the traditional Tamil courtship where cousins are often destined partners. It speaks of deep commitment, with one declaring the other as their sole wealth and happiness. The verses paint vivid pictures of a future together: a grand wedding with drums, a life blessed by all, and the ultimate desire for a family, symbolized by a "pearl" (child) in a swinging cradle. The playful yet earnest requests for commitment ("Lay down a rule for me," "Give me the command") underscore the mutual desire to formalize their love and embark on a joyful, planned life together.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Sithagathi Pookale?
Sithagathi Pookale is sung by எஸ்.பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Sithagathi Pookale from?
The song Sithagathi Pookale is featured in the movie Rajakumaran.
Who wrote the lyrics for Sithagathi Pookale?
The lyrics for Sithagathi Pookale were written by R.V. Udhaya Kumar with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Sithagathi Pookale lyrics?
Yes! Sithagathi Pookale lyrics from Rajakumaran include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Sithagathi Pookale lyrics?
This song, "Sithagathi Pookale," from the 1994 movie 'Rajakumaran,' is a vibrant and playful romantic duet expressing the longing and anticipation of two cousins (Aththa Magan/Magal) for their impending union. Set against a rustic backdrop, the lyrics use natural imagery like Sithagathi flowers and fig tree groves to symbolize the blossoming love and the desire for intimacy. The repeated chorus, "Sithagathi flowers... asking for a rehearsal," playfully hints at the couple's eagerness for their wedding night and the joys of married life. The song beautifully captures the traditional Tamil courtship where cousins are often destined partners. It speaks of deep commitment, with one declaring the other as their sole wealth and happiness. The verses paint vivid pictures of a future together: a grand wedding with drums, a life blessed by all, and the ultimate desire for a family, symbolized by a "pearl" (child) in a swinging cradle. The playful yet earnest requests for commitment ("Lay down a rule for me," "Give me the command") underscore the mutual desire to formalize their love and embark on a joyful, planned life together.
