Nandha Baalaa Yen Manaalaa Song Lyrics

from Meera (1945) Film · 1945

1945Year

14Verses

Music Director

S. V. Venkatraman

Lyricist

Parthi Bhaskar

Singers

Radha Sadasivam

Starring

M. S. SubbulakshmiChittor V. NagaiahKumari KamalaT. S. Baliah

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Nandha Baalaa Yen Manaalaa Song Lyrics is the track from “Meera (1945) Film” Tamil Film – 1945, Starring M. S. Subbulakshmi, Chittor V. Nagaiah, Kumari Kamala and T. S. Baliah. This song was sung by Radha Sadasivam. The music was composed by S. V. Venkatraman. Lyrics works penned by Parthi Bhaskar.

Singers : Radha Sadasivam

Music Director : S. V. Venkatraman

Lyricist : Parthi Bhaskar

பாடகி

ராதா சதாசிவம்

பெண்

நந்த பாலா என் மணாளா

இங்கு வாராய் கிரிதாரி

நந்த பாலா என் மணாளா

இங்கு வாராய் கிரிதாரி

பெண்

இந்த மாலை நீ சூடி

அன்பு கூடி

விளையாட இங்கு வாராய்

என்னைப் பாராய் கிரிதாரி

இந்த மாலை நீ சூடி அன்பு கூடி

விளையாட இங்கு வாராய்

என்னைப் பாராய் கிரிதாரி

பெண்

நந்த பாலா என் மணாளா

இங்கு வாராய் கிரிதாரி

பெண்

முரளி மோகனா...

ஹே முரளி மோகனா...

மோகனா...

ஹே முரளி மோகனா...

கருணாலய சுந்தரா

முரளி மோகனா மோகனா

பெண்

அபலை என்னையே

அறியாப் பருவந்தன்னில்

அபலை என்னையே

அறியாப் பருவந்தன்னில்

அடிமை நீ கொண்டதை

அன்றே மறந்தாயோ

அடிமை நீ கொண்டதை

அன்றே மறந்தாயோ

உன்னையல்லால்

இன்பம் உண்டோ

பெண்

கிரிதாரி நந்தபாலா

உன்னையல்லால்

இன்பம் உண்டோ

கிரிதாரி

பெண்

நந்த பாலா என் மணாளா

நந்த பாலா நந்த பாலா

Female Part

Nandha baalaa en manaalaa

Ingu vaaraai giridhaari

Nandha baalaa en manaalaa

Ingu vaaraai giridhaari

Female Part

Indha maalai nee soodi

Anbu koodi

Vilaiyaada ingu vaaraai

Ennai paaraai giridhaari

Indha maalai nee soodi anbu koodi

Vilaiyaada ingu vaaraai

Ennai paaraai giridhaari

Female Part

Nandha baalaa en manaalaa

Ingu vaaraai giridhaari

Female Part

Murali moganaa…

Hae murali moganaa…

Moganaa…

Hae murali moganaa…

Karunaalaya sundharaa

Murali moganaa moganaa

Female Part

Abalai ennaiyae

Ariyaa paruvandhannil

Abalai ennaiyae

Ariyaa paruvandhannil

Adimai nee kondadhai

Andrae marandhaayo

Adimai nee kondadhai

Andrae marandhaayo

Unnaiyallaal inbam undo

Giridhaari nandhabaalaa

Unnaiyallaal inbam undo

Giridhaari

Female Part

Nandha baalaa en manaalaa

Nandha baalaa nandha baalaa

Frequently Asked Questions

Who sang Nandha Baalaa Yen Manaalaa?

Nandha Baalaa Yen Manaalaa was sung by Radha Sadasivam.

Who composed the music for Nandha Baalaa Yen Manaalaa?

Nandha Baalaa Yen Manaalaa music was composed by S. V. Venkatraman.

Who wrote the lyrics of Nandha Baalaa Yen Manaalaa?

Nandha Baalaa Yen Manaalaa lyrics were penned by Parthi Bhaskar.

Nandha Baalaa Yen Manaalaa is from which movie?

Nandha Baalaa Yen Manaalaa is a song from the Tamil movie Meera (1945) Film (1945).

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About Meera (1945) Film (1945)

Meera is a 1945 Indian Tamil-language historical musical film directed by Ellis R. Dungan, produced by T. Sadasivam and written by Kalki Krishnamurthy. Based on the life of the 16th century mystic and poet Mirabai, the film stars M. S. Subbulakshmi as the eponymous character, a zealous devotee of Krishna, who considers him to be her husband. Despite marrying Rana (Chittoor Nagayya), she follows her own way of living, which is unacceptable to her husband and his family. Sadasivam was looking for a good story to produce a film that would make his singer wife Subbulakshmi's music available to the average person. Subbulakshmi chose the story of Meera. The film began production at Newtone Studio in Madras, but was filmed predominantly on location in North India in places like Jaipur, Vrindavan, Udaipur, Chittor and Dwarka to maintain credibility and historical accuracy. Meera was released on 3 November 1945, Diwali day, and became a major critical and commercial success. This led to the production of a Hindi-dubbed version, which had a few scenes reshot, that was released two years later on 21 November and also achieved success. Despite the Hindi version making Subbulakshmi a national celebrity, it would be her last film as an actress, after which she decided to focus solely on her musical career.