Tazhaya Poomudichu Lyrics
From the movie Bhaaga Pirivinai
Tazhaya Poomudichu Song Lyrics is the track from Bhaaga Pirivinai Tamil Film – 1959, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, M. R. Radha, B. Saroja Devi, M. N. Nambiar, T. S. Balaiah, S. V. Subbaiah, M. V. Rajamma, C. K. Saraswathi, Tambaram Lalitha, K M Nambirajan. This song was sung by டி.எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by Viswanathan Ramamoorthy. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Thaazhaiyam Poo mudichu thadam
Paarthu nadai nadandhu
Nadai nadandhu
Vaazha ilai polae Vandha ponnamma
Ponnamma
En vaasaluku Vaangi vanthadhu ennamma
Ennamma
Thaazhaiyam Poo mudichu thadam
Paarthu nadai nadandhu
Vaazha ilai polae Vandha ponnamma
En vaasaluku vaangi Vanthadhu ennamma
Paalai Pol chiripiruku
Pakkuvamai gunamiruku
Gunamiruku
Aanazhagum Serndhiruku kannaiyaa
Kannaiyaa
Indha Ezhaigalukenna
Venum sollaiyaa
Sollaiyaa
Paalai Pol chiripiruku
Pakkuvamai gunamiruku
Aanazhagum Serndhiruku kannaiyaa
Indha Ezhaigalukenna
Venum sollaiyaa
Thaaiyarin Seedhanamum… ooooo
Thambi maar perum Porulum oooo
Thaaiyarin Seedhanamum
Thambi maar perum Porulum
Mamiyar Veedu vandhaal podhuma
Adhu maanabimaanamgalai kaakumaa Maanabimaanamgalai kaakumaa
Thaazhaiyam Poo mudichu thadam
Paarthu nadai nadandhu
Vaazha ilai polae Vandha ponnamma
En vaasaluku vaangi Vanthadhu ennamma
{ Maanamae Aadaigalam mariyadhai
Ponnagaiyam } (2)
Naanamam Thunai irundhaal podhumae
Engal naatu makkal Kula perumai thondrumae
Naatu makkal Kula perumai thondrumae
Paalai Pol chiripiruku
Pakkuvamai gunamiruku
Aanazhagum Serndhiruku kannaiyaa
Indha Ezhaigalukenna
Venum sollaiyaa
Angam Kuraindhavanai… iiii
Angam kuraindhavanai… iii oooooo Angam kuraindhavanai
Azhagila aan Maganai mangaiyargal
Ninaipadhundo ponnamma
Veetil { Manam pesi
Mudipadhundo chollamma } (2)
{ Man Paarthu vilaivadhillai
Maram paarthu padarvadhillai } (2)
Kanniyarum Poonkodiyum kannaiyaa
{ Kannilae kalangamundo sollaiyaa } (2)
Paalai Pol chiripiruku
Pakkuvamai gunamiruku
Aanazhagum Serndhiruku kannaiyaa
Indha Ezhaigalukenna
Venum sollaiyaa
Thaazhaiyam Poo mudichu thadam
Paarthu nadai nadandhu
Vaazha ilai polae Vandha ponnamma
En vaasaluku vaangi Vanthadhu ennamma
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a poignant dialogue between a man and a woman, exploring the deeper values that underpin relationships and marriage. The man initiates the conversation by questioning what the woman brings to his home, subtly hinting at material expectations, and later expresses insecurity by asking if women would accept a man who lacks physical perfection. He challenges the conventional notions of worth and acceptance in society.
The woman, in her responses, eloquently champions inner virtues over superficial attributes. She praises the man's pure smile and mature character, asserting that these qualities far outweigh any material wealth. She proclaims that self-respect is the true attire and modesty the most precious ornament, emphasizing that genuine honor stems from within. She counters his insecurities by suggesting that love and life blossom not from external appearances or status, but from pure intentions, implying that the hearts of maidens are untainted by such superficial considerations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Tazhaya Poomudichu?
Tazhaya Poomudichu is sung by டி.எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Tazhaya Poomudichu from?
The song Tazhaya Poomudichu is featured in the movie Bhaaga Pirivinai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Tazhaya Poomudichu?
The lyrics for Tazhaya Poomudichu were written by Kannadasan with music composed by Viswanathan Ramamoorthy.
Is English translation available for Tazhaya Poomudichu lyrics?
Yes! Tazhaya Poomudichu lyrics from Bhaaga Pirivinai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Tazhaya Poomudichu lyrics?
This song is a poignant dialogue between a man and a woman, exploring the deeper values that underpin relationships and marriage. The man initiates the conversation by questioning what the woman brings to his home, subtly hinting at material expectations, and later expresses insecurity by asking if women would accept a man who lacks physical perfection. He challenges the conventional notions of worth and acceptance in society. The woman, in her responses, eloquently champions inner virtues over superficial attributes. She praises the man's pure smile and mature character, asserting that these qualities far outweigh any material wealth. She proclaims that self-respect is the true attire and modesty the most precious ornament, emphasizing that genuine honor stems from within. She counters his insecurities by suggesting that love and life blossom not from external appearances or status, but from pure intentions, implying that the hearts of maidens are untainted by such superficial considerations.
