Sri Ranganatharukku Lyrics
From the movie Kottai Mariamman
Sri Ranganatharukku Song Lyrics is the track from Kottai Mariamman Tamil Film – 2001, Starring Devayani, Karan, Rami Reddy, Roja Selvamani, Yuvarani, Vivek, Senthil, Venniradai Moorthy, Nizhalgal Ravi, Halwa Vasu. This song was sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Deva. Lyrics works penned by Kalidasan.
Track Credits & Star Cast
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Star Cast
Sri ranga naatharukku Thangachi amma
Nee thangachi amma Antha maanagar maduraiyin
Meenatchi amma Kanji kamatchi amma
Sri ranga naatharukku Thangachi amma
Nee thangachi amma Antha maanagar maduraiyin
Meenatchi amma Kanji kamatchi amma
Nee siriththaal nee siriththaal Muththukkalum mullaigalum
Sinthuthae amma
Adi annapoorani Unakku annam oottavaa
Unnai chinna kuzhanthaipol Kaiyaal thooli aattavaa
Sri ranga naatharukku Thangachi amma
Nee thangachi amma Antha maanagar maduraiyin
Meenatchi amma Kanji kamatchi amma
Maruvaththoor om sakthi Sangaalae paal ootti
Nee ennai valarththaai amma Samayapuram magamaayi
Saelaiyilae thottil kaatti Thaalaattu padiththaai amma
Thillai sivakaami Kungumam vaangi vaiththaayae
Thirukadavoor abirami Poovaalae jadai mudiththaayae
Thaenaandaal kaiyaalae Thaali vaangi varuvaai amma
Kanjipuraththilae Enakku pudavai vaanginaai
Karumaariyidam Kazhuththu manigal vaanginaai
Sri ranga naatharukku Thangachi amma
Nee thangachi amma Antha maanagar maduraiyin
Meenatchi amma Kanji kamatchi amma
Kaasi visalatchi Koyililae enakkaaga
Kaal kolusu nee vaanginaai Kaalahasthi nyaanaampaal
Paathaththilae vaitheduththu Kai valaiyal pottaai amma
Kannaaththaa kaiyaalae Kammal vaangi thanthaayae
Mookkuththi naan poda Moogaampigaiyai kettaayae
Pannaari ammanidam Nee pathakkam vaangi thanthaai amma
Paala sundari vadivil Paandi aadinaai
Naan paattu paadinaen Neeyae bharatham aadinaai
Sri ranga naatharukku Thangachi amma
Nee thangachi amma Antha maanagar maduraiyin
Meenatchi amma Kanji kamatchi amma
Nee siriththaal nee siriththaal Muththukkalum mullaigalum
Sinthuthae amma
Adi annapoorani Unakku annam oottavaa
Unnai chinna kuzhanthaipol Kaiyaal thooli aattavaa
: Adi annapoorani Unakku annam oottavaa
Unnai chinna kuzhanthaipol Kaiyaal thooli aattavaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This devotional song is a heartfelt tribute to various Hindu goddesses, portraying them as a beloved elder sister or mother figure. The singer expresses profound love and gratitude, describing how these divine entities have nurtured and cared for her throughout her life. The lyrics beautifully illustrate the goddesses' protective and benevolent nature, depicting them performing everyday acts of affection, such as feeding, singing lullabies, and adorning the singer with jewelry and clothes, symbolizing their constant presence and blessings.
The song invokes the names of numerous prominent goddesses from different temples across South India, including Meenakshi, Kamakshi, Annapoorani, Om Shakti, Mahamayi, and many others. Each goddess is associated with a specific act of care, emphasizing their role as providers, protectors, and bestowers of grace. The repeated imagery of the goddesses showering pearls and jasmine with their smile, and the singer's desire to care for them like a child, highlights the intimate and personal relationship between the devotee and the divine, celebrating the boundless love of the divine feminine.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Sri Ranganatharukku?
Sri Ranganatharukku is sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Sri Ranganatharukku from?
The song Sri Ranganatharukku is featured in the movie Kottai Mariamman.
Who wrote the lyrics for Sri Ranganatharukku?
The lyrics for Sri Ranganatharukku were written by Kalidasan with music composed by Deva.
Is English translation available for Sri Ranganatharukku lyrics?
Yes! Sri Ranganatharukku lyrics from Kottai Mariamman include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Sri Ranganatharukku lyrics?
This devotional song is a heartfelt tribute to various Hindu goddesses, portraying them as a beloved elder sister or mother figure. The singer expresses profound love and gratitude, describing how these divine entities have nurtured and cared for her throughout her life. The lyrics beautifully illustrate the goddesses' protective and benevolent nature, depicting them performing everyday acts of affection, such as feeding, singing lullabies, and adorning the singer with jewelry and clothes, symbolizing their constant presence and blessings. The song invokes the names of numerous prominent goddesses from different temples across South India, including Meenakshi, Kamakshi, Annapoorani, Om Shakti, Mahamayi, and many others. Each goddess is associated with a specific act of care, emphasizing their role as providers, protectors, and bestowers of grace. The repeated imagery of the goddesses showering pearls and jasmine with their smile, and the singer's desire to care for them like a child, highlights the intimate and personal relationship between the devotee and the divine, celebrating the boundless love of the divine feminine.
