Varanum Varanum Magarani Lyrics
From the movie Gowri Kalyanam
Varanum Varanum Magarani Song Lyrics is the track from Gowri Kalyanam Tamil Film – 1966. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Poovai Senguttavan.
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Varanum varanum maharani Vangiyar sangamam idhae idam
Saranam saranam sannidhanam Sandai mudinthathu samadhaanam
Saranam saranam sannidhanam Sandai mudinthathu samadhaanam
Thandhana thandhana thanna Hoo hoo
Pambara pambara pappa Hoo hoo
Palliyil kobam undaanadhu Paruvathil adhu pennanadhu
Kalaana nenjam kaniyaanadhu Kaigalil ootriya thaenaandhu
Thaenaandhu thaenaandhu thaenaandhu
Anjaathathu pen enbathu Aanmaiyin munnae ennaanadhu
Ponnanadhu poovaanadhu Bodhaiyil aadum kannanadhu
Kannanadhu kannanadhu kannanadhu
Varanum varanum maharani Vangiyar sangamam idhae idam
Saranam saranam sannidhanam Sandai mudinthathu samadhaanam
Vizhi oru pakkam pandhaadudhe Idai oru pakkam thalladudhae
Nadaiyodu vaazhai thandaanadhae Nadanam idhil thaan undaanadhae
Undaanadhae undaanadhae undaanadhae
Undaanadhae kondaadudhae Odiya kaalgal mandraaduthae
Ellam ingae nee thanthathoo Idhu dhaan sorgam naan kandathae
Naan kandathae naan kandhathae naan kandhathae
Varanum varanum maharani Vangiyar sangamam idhae idam
Saranam saranam sannidhanam Sandai mudinthathu samadhaanam
Saranam saranam sannidhanam Sandai mudinthathu samadhaanam
Thandhana thandhana thanna Hoo hoo
Pambara pambara pappa Hoo hoo
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a passionate plea from a man to his beloved, whom he addresses as his "Queen." It captures the essence of reconciliation after a lovers' quarrel, celebrating the return of peace and affection. The lyrics beautifully describe the woman's transformation from being "fearless" or perhaps stubborn, to a soft, captivating presence, comparing her to gold, a flower, and intoxicating eyes. The man expresses his adoration, seeing her grace in every movement and declaring her presence as his personal heaven.
The song's mood is one of joyous reunion and deep admiration. It highlights the power of love to overcome conflict, turning anger into sweetness and a stony heart into honey. The vivid imagery, such as her swaying waist and eyes dancing in intoxication, paints a picture of a woman who is both beautiful and enchanting. The repeated invitation "Come, come, my Queen" underscores the man's longing and the profound happiness he feels in her presence, marking the end of their dispute and the beginning of renewed intimacy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Varanum Varanum Magarani?
Varanum Varanum Magarani is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Varanum Varanum Magarani from?
The song Varanum Varanum Magarani is featured in the movie Gowri Kalyanam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Varanum Varanum Magarani?
The lyrics for Varanum Varanum Magarani were written by Poovai Senguttavan with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Varanum Varanum Magarani lyrics?
Yes! Varanum Varanum Magarani lyrics from Gowri Kalyanam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Varanum Varanum Magarani lyrics?
This song is a passionate plea from a man to his beloved, whom he addresses as his "Queen." It captures the essence of reconciliation after a lovers' quarrel, celebrating the return of peace and affection. The lyrics beautifully describe the woman's transformation from being "fearless" or perhaps stubborn, to a soft, captivating presence, comparing her to gold, a flower, and intoxicating eyes. The man expresses his adoration, seeing her grace in every movement and declaring her presence as his personal heaven. The song's mood is one of joyous reunion and deep admiration. It highlights the power of love to overcome conflict, turning anger into sweetness and a stony heart into honey. The vivid imagery, such as her swaying waist and eyes dancing in intoxication, paints a picture of a woman who is both beautiful and enchanting. The repeated invitation "Come, come, my Queen" underscores the man's longing and the profound happiness he feels in her presence, marking the end of their dispute and the beginning of renewed intimacy.
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