
Thirai Podum Megangal Lyrics
From the movie Vasantha Azhaipugal
Thirai Podum Megangal Song Lyrics is the track from Vasantha Azhaipugal Tamil Film – 1980. This song was sung by டி. ராஜேந்தர். The music was composed by T. Rajendar.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Thirai podum megangal Thaniyaaadha thaagangal
Ilamai kaala raagangal Idhayam paadum geethangal
Idhayam paadum geethangal
Male and Chorus : Thandhanae thaana thandhann thandhanaa…(4)
Naalum pochu varusham pochu Naanum pesa vazhiyae illai
Naalum pochu varusham pochu Naanum pesa vazhiyae illai
Vaalu veechi velu veechi Vizhiya thoda vaarthai illai
Ennadi thenu pullae On nenappu adhukku melae
Thandhanae thaana thandhann thandhanaa…(4)
Velli illa sevvaai illa Koyilukku vandhu porae
Velli illa sevvaai illa Koyilukku vandhu porae
Vaazha kola saanja poale Manasu konjam vaatti porae
Ennadi vairam pullae On odambhu jolikkudhunnae
Thandhanae thaana thandhann thandhanaa…(4)
Manja itta maiyum itta Manasukkul enna itta
Manja itta maiyum itta Manasukkul enna itta
Pournamiya mugathula vechha Paambha polae udalai nelichae
Panithiraiya vilakki veiyen Sithiraiyila naanum vaaren
Male and Chorus : Thandhanae thaana thandhann thandhanaa…(4)
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a passionate declaration of love and longing from a man to his beloved. He describes his deep infatuation, noting how days and years have passed without him being able to express his feelings adequately. He is captivated by her beauty, comparing her to a shining diamond and a full moon, and her movements to the graceful sway of a snake. The lyrics convey a sense of yearning and admiration, highlighting the profound impact she has on his heart.
The man observes her daily routines, like visiting the temple, and feels a mix of torment and awe at her presence. He uses vivid imagery, such as 'clouds that cast a screen' and 'unquenchable thirsts,' to illustrate the intensity of his emotions. The repeated plea to 'remove the misty veil' suggests a desire for intimacy and a clear path to their union, culminating in a promise to come to her in the auspicious month of Chithirai, symbolizing hope for their future together.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thirai Podum Megangal?
Thirai Podum Megangal is sung by டி. ராஜேந்தர்.
Which movie is Thirai Podum Megangal from?
The song Thirai Podum Megangal is featured in the movie Vasantha Azhaipugal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thirai Podum Megangal?
The lyrics for Thirai Podum Megangal were written by Unknown with music composed by T. Rajendar.
Is English translation available for Thirai Podum Megangal lyrics?
Yes! Thirai Podum Megangal lyrics from Vasantha Azhaipugal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thirai Podum Megangal lyrics?
This song is a passionate declaration of love and longing from a man to his beloved. He describes his deep infatuation, noting how days and years have passed without him being able to express his feelings adequately. He is captivated by her beauty, comparing her to a shining diamond and a full moon, and her movements to the graceful sway of a snake. The lyrics convey a sense of yearning and admiration, highlighting the profound impact she has on his heart. The man observes her daily routines, like visiting the temple, and feels a mix of torment and awe at her presence. He uses vivid imagery, such as 'clouds that cast a screen' and 'unquenchable thirsts,' to illustrate the intensity of his emotions. The repeated plea to 'remove the misty veil' suggests a desire for intimacy and a clear path to their union, culminating in a promise to come to her in the auspicious month of Chithirai, symbolizing hope for their future together.
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