Thamiraparani Rani Lyrics
From the movie Ayya
Thamiraparani Rani Song Lyrics is the track from Ayya Tamil Film – 2005, Starring R. Sarathkumar, Napoleon, Nayanthara, Vadivelu, Prakash Raj, Lakshmi, Rohini, Charle, Malavika, O. A. K. Sundar. This song was sung by கே.கே. The music was composed by Bharathwaj. Lyrics works penned by Pa.Vijay.
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Eh thamiraparani raani Senthamara meni
Nan thaali katta Kathu kidaken vaa vaa
Ada valla naatu malayae En vaaliba duraiyae
Naan thaali katta Sammatham sonnen vaa vaa
Oh josiyatha parthaachu Jathagamum sernthaachu
Pathirikai adichaachu Pantha kaal nattaachu
Achadhayum potaachu Appuram ennachu
Eh thamiraparani raani Senthamara meni
Nan thaali katta Kathu kidaken vaa vaa
Manakka manakka Ayira meena vaangi
Rusi rusi yaaga samaipen
Naan thaenayum Oothi varuppen thaanae
Unakennu kaathu kidapen
Kamba koozha neeyum Karaichu thanthaa
Athuthan sakkara pongal
Un kannathil thechu Venn palingaachu
Kathavoraththu senngal
Kuzhambuku nan Aracha manjal
Sevakayilae un nenapu Kootaanchoru aakayilae
Panayil pongum un siripu
Yeh paloothi senjanaa Pani oothi senjaana
Un odhadu ovavanna Thaen oothi senjaana
Oh uthiraththu uriyaaga Ull manam aduthaya
Eh thamiraparani raani Senthamara meni
Nan thaali katta Kathu kidaken vaa vaa
Haahaa.haahaaa…aaa
Heh kadala kaatil Nadanthu pogum pothu
Tholanchathu velli kolusu
Un kaiviral Koathu nadakum pothu
Kanaama pochu manasu
Nooru ekkar Malli thottam potten
Vaasana enna vaasam
Un ezhara inchu Idupin vaasam
Aallayum thooki veesum
Nee kadicha Vepam kuchi
Nattu vachaa thulirkuthaiya Un padhatha nanacha
Oda thanni Padhaneeraga inikuthaiya
Eh mayiliragu kannaala Manasaukulla keeruriyae
Kezh varagu koozhaaga En usura kindurayae
Eh en ravikayilla Potta kokki pattunnu therikuthaiyaa
Eh thamiraparani raani Senthamara meni
Nan thaali katta Kathu kidaken vaa vaa vaa
Ada valla naatu malayae En vaaliba duraiyae
Naan thaali katta Sammatham sonnen vaa vaa
Oh josiyatha parthaachu Jathagamum sernthaachu
Pathirikai adichaachu Pantha kaal nattaachu
Achadhayum potaachu Appuram ennachu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a vibrant and playful romantic duet between the lead characters, expressing their deep affection and eagerness for marriage. The male protagonist, referring to his beloved as the "Thamirabarani Queen" with a "red lotus body," ardently declares his readiness to marry her, highlighting that all traditional pre-wedding rituals like horoscope matching, invitation printing, and setting up the wedding pole are complete. He paints vivid pictures of domestic bliss, promising to cook delicious meals and finding immense joy in her simple acts, even comparing her touch to transforming ordinary objects into precious ones.
The female protagonist reciprocates his feelings, calling him her "youthful prince" and confirming her consent for marriage. The lyrics are rich with rural imagery and hyperbole, celebrating the beloved's beauty and the profound impact they have on each other. From the fragrance of her waist that can sweep one off their feet to the magical effect of her presence making bitter neem sprout and stream water sweet, the song beautifully captures the intoxicating nature of young love and the impatient anticipation of marital union, all set against a rustic backdrop.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thamiraparani Rani?
Thamiraparani Rani is sung by கே.கே.
Which movie is Thamiraparani Rani from?
The song Thamiraparani Rani is featured in the movie Ayya.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thamiraparani Rani?
The lyrics for Thamiraparani Rani were written by Pa.Vijay with music composed by Bharathwaj.
Is English translation available for Thamiraparani Rani lyrics?
Yes! Thamiraparani Rani lyrics from Ayya include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thamiraparani Rani lyrics?
This song is a vibrant and playful romantic duet between the lead characters, expressing their deep affection and eagerness for marriage. The male protagonist, referring to his beloved as the "Thamirabarani Queen" with a "red lotus body," ardently declares his readiness to marry her, highlighting that all traditional pre-wedding rituals like horoscope matching, invitation printing, and setting up the wedding pole are complete. He paints vivid pictures of domestic bliss, promising to cook delicious meals and finding immense joy in her simple acts, even comparing her touch to transforming ordinary objects into precious ones. The female protagonist reciprocates his feelings, calling him her "youthful prince" and confirming her consent for marriage. The lyrics are rich with rural imagery and hyperbole, celebrating the beloved's beauty and the profound impact they have on each other. From the fragrance of her waist that can sweep one off their feet to the magical effect of her presence making bitter neem sprout and stream water sweet, the song beautifully captures the intoxicating nature of young love and the impatient anticipation of marital union, all set against a rustic backdrop.