Maravene Entha Naalum Song Lyrics

from Maaya Mohini · 1956

1956Year

21Verses

Music Director

S. N. Thirupathi

Lyricist

Thanjai Ramaiya Dass

Singers

T. M. Soundarajan

Starring

P. JayarajSinger : T. M. Soundarajan

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Maravene Entha Naalum Song Lyrics is the track from “Maaya Mohini” Tamil Film – 1956, Starring P. Jayaraj and Singer : T. M. Soundarajan. This song was sung by T. M. Soundarajan. The music was composed by S. N. Thirupathi. Lyrics works penned by Thanjai Ramaiya Dass.

Singers : T. M. Soundarajan

Music Director : S. N. Thirupathi

Lyricist : Thanjai Ramaiya Dass

பாடல் ஆசிரியர்

தஞ்சை என். ராமைய்யா தாஸ்

ஆண்

மறவேனே எந்த நாளும்

இருள் நீக்கி இன்னல் தீராய்

நேரில் நீ வாருமையா

துணை நீயே காதர் மீரா..

ஆண்

மறவேனே எந்த நாளும்

இருள் நீக்கி இன்னல் தீராய்

நேரில் நீ வாருமையா

துணை நீயே காதர் மீரா

ஆண்

உலகாளும் இன்பஜோதி

உருவானதே பிரக்யாதி

உடலாவி போற்றும் மேதா

உளமேவும் தர்மதாதா

பணிந்தேனே சேவை தினமே

உணர்வார் உண்டோ இந்நாளே

ஆண்

ஆதரவு வேண்டும் மனிதன்

வேதனையை தீர்க்கும் அல்லா

கருணை தந்தாள நேராய்

கனிந்துன் கண்ணாலே பாராய்

ஆண்

மறவேனே எந்த நாளும்

இருள் நீக்கி இன்னல் தீராய்

மறவேனே எந்த நாளும்

ஆண்

சோதனை இன்றோடு மறைந்தே

என் வாழ்வின் இன்னல் அறிந்தே

உன் பாத சேவை தினமே

அடையும் சன்மார்க்கம் தாராய்

ஆண்

இனியேனும் கண்ணின் இமையாய்

துணையாகி இன்பம் தாராய்

அல்லா இல்லாமல் ஏதுமே

ஆகாது போற்றி வாராய்

தீராத துன்பம் தீரும்

ஜகமே உன்னாலே மாறும்...

ஆண்

மறவேனே எந்த நாளும்

இருள் நீக்கி இன்னல் தீராய்

மறவேனே எந்த நாளும்

ஆண்

சோதனையும் ஏனோ மௌலா

ஆதாரம் நீயே அல்லா

யாவும் உன் பாரம் பாராய்

எனையாள் மகானே நேராய்

ஆண்

மறந்தே எந்நாளும் நாமே

மோகாந்த கார பேயால்

உழன்றால் சல்லாப வாழ்வே

கனலாகி காணும் பாராய்

தாராய் இன்றே கண் பார்வை

துணை நீயே காதர் மீரா..

Male Part

Maravene endha naalum

Irul neeki innal theeraai

Neril nee vaarumaiyaa

Thunai neeyae kaadhar meera

Male Part

Maravene endha naalum

Irul neeki innal theeraai

Neril nee vaarumaiyaa

Thunai neeyae kaadhar meera

Male Part

Ulagaalum inba jyothi

Uruvaanadhae prajyadhi

Udalaavi pottrum medhaa

Ulamaevum dharmathatha

Panidhenae sevai dhinamae

Unarvaar undoo innaalae

Male Part

Aadharavu vendum manidhan

Vaedhanaiyai theerkkum alla

Karunai thandhaala neraai

Kanidhun kannalae paaraai

Male Part

Maravene endha naalum

Irul neeki innal theeraai

Maravene endha naalum

Male Part

Sodhanai indrodu maraindhae

En vaazhvin innal arindhae

Un paadha sevai dhinamae

Adaiyum sanmaargam thaaraai

Male Part

Iniyaenum kannin inmaiyaai

Thunaiyaagi inbam thaaraai

Alla illaamal yedhumae

Aagathu pottri vaaraai

Theeratha thunbam theerum

Jagamae unnalae maarum

Male Part

Maravene endha naalum

Irul neeki innal theeraai

Maravene endha naalum

Male Part

Sodhanaiyum yeno maula

Aadharam neeyae alla

Yaavum un baaram paaraai

Enaiyaal magaanae neraaai

Male Part

Maranthae ennaalum naamae

Megantha kaara peyaal

Uzhandraal sallaaba vaazhvae

Kanalaagi kaanum paaraai

Thaaraai indrae kann paarvaai

Thunai neeyae kaadhar meera

Frequently Asked Questions

Who sang Maravene Entha Naalum?

Maravene Entha Naalum was sung by T. M. Soundarajan.

Who composed the music for Maravene Entha Naalum?

Maravene Entha Naalum music was composed by S. N. Thirupathi.

Who wrote the lyrics of Maravene Entha Naalum?

Maravene Entha Naalum lyrics were penned by Thanjai Ramaiya Dass.

Maravene Entha Naalum is from which movie?

Maravene Entha Naalum is a song from the Tamil movie Maaya Mohini (1956).

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Maravene Entha Naalum Song Lyrics

பாடல் ஆசிரியர்

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who sang Maravene Entha Naalum?

Who composed the music for Maravene Entha Naalum?

Who wrote the lyrics of Maravene Entha Naalum?

Maravene Entha Naalum is from which movie?

More from Maaya Mohini