Tamizh Magane Lyrics
From the movie Thozhar Pandian
Tamizh Magane Song Lyrics is the track from Thozhar Pandian Tamil Film – 1994, Starring Sathyaraj, Ranjitha, Napoleon, Raghuvaran, Anandaraj, Sujatha, Silk Smitha, Sundarrajan, Manobala, Manivasagam. This song was sung by மனோ. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Thamizh maganae thamizh maganae Yen pirandhaai thamizh maganae
Thamizh maganae thamizh maganae Yen pirandhaai thamizh maganae
Thamizh maganae thamizh maganae Yen pirandhaai thamizh maganae
Yeichi pizhaippavanum thamizh maganae
Yemaandhu poravanum thamizh maganae
Yeichi pizhaippavanum thamizh maganae
Yemaandhu poravanum thamizh maganae
Medai pechai kettu kettu Kaiyai thatti nindra kaalam
Pogattum pogattum Kaasai vaangi vote pottu
Kaiyai kattum kaalam podhumae podhumae
Thamizh maganae thamizh maganae Yen pirandhaai thamizh maganae
Thamizh maganae thamizh maganae Yen pirandhaai thamizh maganae
Nadigar nadigaiyai dheivamaakiyae Pallakkilae thookki pora
Thambiyae thambiyae Poli thalaivargal kaattum paadhaiyai
Nambi kettu ponaai nenjam Vembiyae vembiyae
Vennai vazhiyum kodambakkam Annan ilaiyilae
Ennaiyum illae aadhambakkam Thambi thalaiyilae
Thamizhargal ena oru inam undaam Thani pada avarkkoru gunam undaam
Kavidhai inikkudhu unmai udhaikkudhu Thamizhan vaazhgavae
Thamizh maganae thamizh maganae Yen pirandhaai thamizh maganae
Thamizh maganae thamizh maganae Yen pirandhaai thamizh maganae
Thamizhan kuzhandhaigal Thaayai thandhaiyai
Mummy endrum daddy endrum Solludhae solludhae
Thamizhan veettilae TV kaatchiyil
Naanum neeyum pesum mozhi Illaiyae illaiyae
Kai valaiyal kaadhil maatum Kaalam aanadhae
Dhaavanigal salwar kameez Aagi ponadhae
Tharikkettu ponadhu sari thaanaa Thalaimurai idaiveli idhu thaanaa
Thamizhai thamizhanae pesa koosuraan Thamizh thaai vaazhgavae
Thamizh maganae thamizh maganae Yen pirandhaai thamizh maganae
Thamizh maganae thamizh maganae Yen pirandhaai thamizh maganae
Yeichi pizhaippavanum thamizh maganae
Yemaandhu poravanum thamizh maganae
Yeichi pizhaippavanum thamizh maganae
Yemaandhu poravanum thamizh maganae
Medai pechai kettu kettu Kaiyai thatti nindra kaalam
Pogattum pogattum Kaasai vaangi vote pottu
Kaiyai kattum kaalam podhumae podhumae
Thamizh maganae thamizh maganae Yen pirandhaai thamizh maganae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a poignant social commentary on the state of Tamil society and culture. It questions the identity and actions of the "Tamil son," highlighting internal contradictions such as both the deceiver and the deceived being Tamil. The lyrics criticize political apathy, the blind worship of film stars, and the corruption where common people suffer while the powerful thrive. It uses the metaphor of "Kodambakkam" (film industry) having butter while "Adambakkam" (common man) lacks oil, vividly portraying economic disparity.
Furthermore, the song laments the erosion of Tamil language and cultural traditions due to Western influence, citing children calling parents "Mummy" and "Daddy," the absence of Tamil on TV, and the shift in traditional attire. It expresses a deep concern over Tamils themselves hesitating to speak their native tongue, posing a rhetorical question about whether this cultural drift is acceptable. The song is a powerful call for introspection and a plea to preserve Tamil identity and values.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Tamizh Magane?
Tamizh Magane is sung by மனோ.
Which movie is Tamizh Magane from?
The song Tamizh Magane is featured in the movie Thozhar Pandian.
Who wrote the lyrics for Tamizh Magane?
The lyrics for Tamizh Magane were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Tamizh Magane lyrics?
Yes! Tamizh Magane lyrics from Thozhar Pandian include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Tamizh Magane lyrics?
This song is a poignant social commentary on the state of Tamil society and culture. It questions the identity and actions of the "Tamil son," highlighting internal contradictions such as both the deceiver and the deceived being Tamil. The lyrics criticize political apathy, the blind worship of film stars, and the corruption where common people suffer while the powerful thrive. It uses the metaphor of "Kodambakkam" (film industry) having butter while "Adambakkam" (common man) lacks oil, vividly portraying economic disparity. Furthermore, the song laments the erosion of Tamil language and cultural traditions due to Western influence, citing children calling parents "Mummy" and "Daddy," the absence of Tamil on TV, and the shift in traditional attire. It expresses a deep concern over Tamils themselves hesitating to speak their native tongue, posing a rhetorical question about whether this cultural drift is acceptable. The song is a powerful call for introspection and a plea to preserve Tamil identity and values.