Thenmadurai Seemaiyile Lyrics
From the movie Thangamana Raasa
Thenmadurai Seemaiyile Song Lyrics is the track from Thangamana Raasa Tamil Film – 1989, Starring Ramarajan, Kanaka, Goundamani, Senthil, Vinu Chakravarthy, Gandhimathi, Ganga, Premi. This song was sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா மற்றும் குழு. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Gangai Amaran.
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Then madhura seemaiyila Meenaatchi kovilila
Then madhura seemaiyila Meenaatchi kovilila
Kalyaanam eppo sollamma En kannammaa sollamma
Yendi vetkamaa
Then madhura seemaiyila Meenaatchi kovilila
Kalyaanam panni kolluvom En ponnammaa
Sollaama alli kolluvom
Naan enna solla Vaartha yedhum sikkavilla
Nalla thaiyil velli kaala Naanga maatha porom maala
Then madhura seemaiyila Meenaatchi kovilila
Kalyaanam panni kolluvom En ponnammaa
Sollaama alli kolluvom
Maala mayakkathula Maaman veettula
Vela naan paathu poven roomula Aahaa
Paala nan koduthaa Maaman vaangala
Paatha paarvaiyila Edhuvum thonala
Haa
Ennoda maeniya thaan Ponnaaga aravanaippaan
Sonnaa sooraavali vegam thaan Kan moodi irukka veppaan
Ulloora sirikka veppaan Pannum sarasathula raajan thaan
Sokkudhu ninnu ponnunnu Podudhu oru kolam thaan
Naan enni enni paarthen Ini mela solla maatten
Then madhura seemaiyila Meenaatchi kovilila
Kalyaanam panni kolluvom En ponnammaa
Sollaama alli kolluvom
Haaaaa…aa Haaaaaa…aaa
Haaa…aaa…aaa…aaa…aaa
Kaala nerathula Vaigai aathula
Naan thaan neeraada Yaarum paakkala
Haahaan
Manja kezhangeduthu Arachen kallula
Eduthu naan poosa Ennaal mudiyala
Haan
Aal aravam kettadhammaa Alli mugam verthadhammaa
Vandha aalu adhu yaarammaa Chandhirana pola vandhu
Indhirana pola angae Vandhaan maaman
Avan thaanammaa
Thottu eduthu angangae Muthira vechaan paarammaa
Ada rendu perum sirichom Appuram onnaa serndhu kulichom
Then madhura seemaiyila Meenaatchi kovilila
Kalyaanam eppo sollamma En kannammaa sollamma
Yendi vetkamaa
Naan enna solla Vaartha yedhum sikkavilla
Nalla thaiyil velli kaala Naanga maatha porom maala
Then madhura seemaiyila Meenaatchi kovilila
Kalyaanam panni kolluvom En ponnammaa
Sollaama alli kolluvom
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a delightful and playful romantic duet, set against the iconic backdrop of Madurai and its revered Meenakshi Temple. The lyrics capture the eager anticipation and coy excitement of a couple on the cusp of marriage. The male protagonist playfully urges his beloved, "Kannamma," to reveal their wedding date, while she, in turn, expresses her shyness and the overwhelming joy that leaves her speechless. They both affirm their commitment to marry soon, specifically mentioning a propitious Friday morning in the Tamil month of Thai for their garland exchange.
The song beautifully weaves in intimate moments and playful banter, hinting at their blossoming romance. The female protagonist recounts a private moment by the Vaigai river where her "uncle" (a common affectionate term for a lover in Tamil culture) surprises her, leading to shared laughter and intimacy. The lyrics evoke a sense of traditional courtship mixed with modern-day affection, celebrating love, desire, and the promise of a shared future, all under the blessings of the divine Meenakshi.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thenmadurai Seemaiyile?
Thenmadurai Seemaiyile is sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா மற்றும் குழு.
Which movie is Thenmadurai Seemaiyile from?
The song Thenmadurai Seemaiyile is featured in the movie Thangamana Raasa.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thenmadurai Seemaiyile?
The lyrics for Thenmadurai Seemaiyile were written by Gangai Amaran with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Thenmadurai Seemaiyile lyrics?
Yes! Thenmadurai Seemaiyile lyrics from Thangamana Raasa include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thenmadurai Seemaiyile lyrics?
This song is a delightful and playful romantic duet, set against the iconic backdrop of Madurai and its revered Meenakshi Temple. The lyrics capture the eager anticipation and coy excitement of a couple on the cusp of marriage. The male protagonist playfully urges his beloved, "Kannamma," to reveal their wedding date, while she, in turn, expresses her shyness and the overwhelming joy that leaves her speechless. They both affirm their commitment to marry soon, specifically mentioning a propitious Friday morning in the Tamil month of Thai for their garland exchange. The song beautifully weaves in intimate moments and playful banter, hinting at their blossoming romance. The female protagonist recounts a private moment by the Vaigai river where her "uncle" (a common affectionate term for a lover in Tamil culture) surprises her, leading to shared laughter and intimacy. The lyrics evoke a sense of traditional courtship mixed with modern-day affection, celebrating love, desire, and the promise of a shared future, all under the blessings of the divine Meenakshi.
