Rajathi Neethan Song Lyrics

from Raja Yuvaraja · 1985

1985Year

24Verses

Music Director

Ben Surender

Lyricist

R. E. Chandrasekar

Singers

P. Susheela S. P. Balasubrahmanyam

Starring

ThiagarajanUrvashiSenthamaraiGoundamaniDeepa

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Rajathi Neethan Song Lyrics is the track from “Raja Yuvaraja” Tamil Film – 1985, Starring Thiagarajan, Urvashi, Senthamarai, Goundamani and Deepa. This song was sung by P. Susheela and S. P. Balasubrahmanyam. The music was composed by Ben Surender. Lyrics works penned by R. E. Chandrasekar.

Singers : P. Susheela and S. P. Balasubrahmanyam

Music Director : Ben Surender

Lyricist : R. E. Chandrasekar

ஆண்

ராஜாத்தி நீதான் ரோஜா பூவே

வண்டாக வந்தேன் நான் இங்கே

பெண்

ராஜாத்தி நானே லேசா தொடு

ரோஜாப்பூ மேனி நீயாடு

நாளானது உடல் நூலானது

ஆண்

கொடியைக் கண்டேனே

அதை இடையில் கண்டேனே

நடையைக் கண்டேனே

அதில் மனசை தந்தேனே

மயக்கம் வருது எனக்கு

தயக்கம் ஏனோ உனக்கு.....

பெண்

ராஜாத்தி நானே லேசா தொடு

ரோஜாப்பூ மேனி நீயாடு

நாளானது உடல் நூலானது

ஆண்

வானம் பூப்பந்தல் போடாதோ இன்று

வாழ்த்த பொன் மேகம் வாராதோ இங்கு

வானம் பூப்பந்தல் போடாதோ இன்று

வாழ்த்த பொன் மேகம் வாராதோ இங்கு

பெண்

மேகம் வந்தாலே தீராத தாகம்

வேகம் வந்தாலே தாங்காது தேகம்

மேகம் வந்தாலே தீராத தாகம்

வேகம் வந்தாலே தாங்காது தேகம்

இளமை இருக்கு எனக்கு

சுகமே தருவேன் உனக்கு....

ஆண்

ராஜாத்தி நீதான் ரோஜா பூவே

வண்டாக வந்தேன் நான் இங்கே

பெண்

காதல் வெண்சங்கு நீ ஊதும் நேரம்

காதில் கேட்கட்டும் கல்யாண ராகம்

காதல் வெண்சங்கு நீ ஊதும் நேரம்

காதில் கேட்கட்டும் கல்யாண ராகம்

ஆண்

மஞ்சள் நிலவிங்கு ஒளி வீசும் வேளை

நெஞ்சில் ஆடட்டும் ஆனந்த சோலை

மஞ்சள் நிலவிங்கு ஒளி வீசும் வேளை

நெஞ்சில் ஆடட்டும் ஆனந்த சோலை

மயக்கம் வருதே எனக்கு

தயக்கம் ஏனோ உனக்கு....

பெண்

ராஜாத்தி நானே லேசா தொடு

ரோஜாப்பூ மேனி நீயாடு

நாளானது உடல் நூலானது

ஆண்

கொடியைக் கண்டேனே

அதை இடையில் கண்டேனே

நடையைக் கண்டேனே அதில்

மனசை தந்தேனே

மயக்கம் வருது எனக்கு

தயக்கம் ஏனோ உனக்கு.....

ஆண்

ஹான் ராஜாத்தி நீதான் ரோஜா பூவே

வண்டாக வந்தேன் நான் இங்கே...

Male Part

Rajaththi needhaan roja poovae

Vandaaga vanthaen naan ingae

Female

Rajaththi naanae lesa thodu

Rojappoo maeni neeyaadu

Nalaanathu udal noolaanathu

Male Part

Kodiyai kandaenae

Adhai idaiyil kandaenae

Nadaiyai kandaenae

Adhil manasai thanthaenae

Mayakkam varuthu enakku

Thayakkam yaeno unakku

Female Part

Rajaththi naanae lesa thodu

Rojappoo maeni neeyaadu

Nalaanathu udal noolaanathu

Male Part

Vaanam poopanthal podaatho indru

Vaazhththa pon megam vaaraatho ingu

Vaanam poopanthal podaatho indru

Vaazhththa pon megam vaaraatho ingu

Female Part

Megam vanthaalae theeraatha thaagam

Vegam vanthaalae thaangaathu thegam

Megam vanthaalae theeraatha thaagam

Vegam vanthaalae thaangaathu thegam

Ilamai irukku enakku

Sugamae tharuvaen unakku

Male Part

Rajaththi needhaan roja poovae

Vandaaga vanthaen naan ingae

Female Part

Kadhal vensagu nee oodhum neram

Kadhil ketkattum kalyaaa raagam

Kadhal vensagu nee oodhum neram

Kadhil ketkattum kalyaaa raagam

Male Part

Manjal nilavingu oli veesum velai

Nenjil aadattum anantha solai

Manjal nilavingu oli veesum velai

Nenjil aadattum anantha solai

Mayakkam varuthu enakku

Thayakkam yaeno unakku

Female Part

Rajaththi naanae lesa thodu

Rojappoo maeni neeyaadu

Nalaanathu udal noolaanathu

Male Part

Kodiyai kandaenae

Adhai idaiyil kandaenae

Nadaiyai kandaenae

Adhil manasai thanthaenae

Mayakkam varuthu enakku

Thayakkam yaeno unakku

Male Part

Haan….rajaththi needhaan roja poovae

Vandaaga vanthaen naan ingae

Frequently Asked Questions

Who sang Rajathi Neethan?

Rajathi Neethan was sung by P. Susheela and S. P. Balasubrahmanyam.

Who composed the music for Rajathi Neethan?

Rajathi Neethan music was composed by Ben Surender.

Who wrote the lyrics of Rajathi Neethan?

Rajathi Neethan lyrics were penned by R. E. Chandrasekar.

Rajathi Neethan is from which movie?

Rajathi Neethan is a song from the Tamil movie Raja Yuvaraja (1985).

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