Then Madurai Veethiyile Oorvalam Lyrics
From the movie Anbukkor Annan
Then Madurai Veethiyile Oorvalam Song Lyrics is the track from Anbukkor Annan Tamil Film – 1971. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் சீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Thenmadurai veedhiyilae oorvalam ponaal
Annan thirumaal azhaiththu vara kanmani meenaal
Thenmadurai veedhiyilae oorvalam ponaal
Annan thirumaal azhaiththu vara kanmani meenaal
Pon malaraam thamaraiyai killi eduththaan
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Pon malaraam thamaraiyai killi eduththaan
Poongaraththai naayaganin kaiyil koduththaan
Pothigal malai santhanaththi poosi muththaan
Pongi varum vaigaiyena thangai nadanthaal
Pothigal malai santhanaththi poosi muththaan
Pongi varum vaigaiyena thangai nadanthaal
Thenmadurai veedhiyilae oorvalam ponaal
Annan thirumaal azhaiththu vara kanmani meenaal
Aanimuththu maalaigalai seedhanam thanthaan
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Annamena thulli varum thozhigal thanthaan
Maanikaththil mookkuththiyum seithu koduththaan
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Mannanudan thangaithanai saerththu mudiththaan
Sokkanukku maiththunano oruvan irunthaan
Sonthamudan iruvar ingae vanthu piranthaar
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Sokkanukku maiththunano oruvan irunthaan
Sonthamudan iruvar ingae vanthu piranthaar
Thenmadurai veedhiyilae oorvalam ponaal
Annan thirumaal azhaiththu vara kanmani meenaal
Song Meaning & Analysis
This devotional song beautifully narrates the celestial wedding of Goddess Meenakshi of Madurai with Lord Sundareswarar (Sokkanathar), focusing on the significant role played by Lord Vishnu (Thirumal) as her elder brother. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of Meenakshi's grand procession through the streets of Madurai, led by her brother, who performs all the traditional duties of a brother at his sister's wedding. It highlights the deep familial bond between Vishnu and Meenakshi, a central theme in the Madurai Meenakshi Amman Temple's mythology.
The song evokes a sense of divine celebration and cultural richness, describing the rituals like anointing with sandalwood, the giving of dowry including pearl necklaces and ruby nose studs, and the symbolic act of placing the bride's hand in the groom's. It emphasizes the sacred union and the joy surrounding this divine marriage, portraying Meenakshi's grace and the brother's affectionate care. The reference to Sokkan having a brother-in-law underscores the eternal connection between the deities and their earthly manifestations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Then Madurai Veethiyile Oorvalam?
Then Madurai Veethiyile Oorvalam is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் சீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன்.
Which movie is Then Madurai Veethiyile Oorvalam from?
The song Then Madurai Veethiyile Oorvalam is featured in the movie Anbukkor Annan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Then Madurai Veethiyile Oorvalam?
The lyrics for Then Madurai Veethiyile Oorvalam were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Then Madurai Veethiyile Oorvalam lyrics?
Yes! Then Madurai Veethiyile Oorvalam lyrics from Anbukkor Annan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Then Madurai Veethiyile Oorvalam lyrics?
This devotional song beautifully narrates the celestial wedding of Goddess Meenakshi of Madurai with Lord Sundareswarar (Sokkanathar), focusing on the significant role played by Lord Vishnu (Thirumal) as her elder brother. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of Meenakshi's grand procession through the streets of Madurai, led by her brother, who performs all the traditional duties of a brother at his sister's wedding. It highlights the deep familial bond between Vishnu and Meenakshi, a central theme in the Madurai Meenakshi Amman Temple's mythology. The song evokes a sense of divine celebration and cultural richness, describing the rituals like anointing with sandalwood, the giving of dowry including pearl necklaces and ruby nose studs, and the symbolic act of placing the bride's hand in the groom's. It emphasizes the sacred union and the joy surrounding this divine marriage, portraying Meenakshi's grace and the brother's affectionate care. The reference to Sokkan having a brother-in-law underscores the eternal connection between the deities and their earthly manifestations.
