Dear Late. Swarnalatha, I have cherished your songs for many years. What an awesome voice you had that poured honey in millions of ears. May your soul rest in peace. 1000s of your wonderful songs will live for ever.
The song is from the classic movie Bombay. Yes, it's a husband and wife, and their sons are twin boys. The twist is that she is Muslim and he is Hindu, and they fell in love and got married...and the story revolves around it. All the incredible songs in this movie are by A R Rahman...
I'm not very good at translating Tamil to English but from what I understand, the man and the two little boys are the woman's husband and children. They're probably asking for a little sister and the woman is saying no, she doesn't want to get pregnant so they make fun of her and call her a stick.
@cardinalrefuge no.. they are not making fun of her as a stick... They call her rakkamma, who carries a stick.. kooda means bag... they call her rakkama, carrying a stick.. rakama carrying a bag... give us a daughter.. when every one is sleeping and when the night hen coos..
a.r.rahman is brilliant.. his way of doing songs are great.. great song.. nice cheoragraphy..
Dear Late. Swarnalatha, I have cherished your songs for many years. What an awesome voice you had that poured honey in millions of ears. May your soul rest in peace. 1000s of your wonderful songs will live for ever.
The song is from the classic movie Bombay. Yes, it's a husband and wife, and their sons are twin boys. The twist is that she is Muslim and he is Hindu, and they fell in love and got married...and the story revolves around it. All the incredible songs in this movie are by A R Rahman...
my favourite part of the song:
siragu neenginaal paravaiyillai,
thiriyai neenginaal dheepamillai,
unnai neenginaal naanillai,
unakkidhu puriyavillai...
udalai neenginaal uyirumillai,
oliyai neenginaal oliyumillai,
unnai neenginaal naanillai,
unakkidhu theriyavillai...
I'm not very good at translating Tamil to English but from what I understand, the man and the two little boys are the woman's husband and children. They're probably asking for a little sister and the woman is saying no, she doesn't want to get pregnant so they make fun of her and call her a stick.
classic song
its beautiful, but what does it mean?
LOVE IT AAL THE WAY!
1994 super hit song hariji swarnalatha 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
Such a classic song!! =]
what a great singing by Swarnalatha
after bombay, Sapne and rangeela, rehman never created songs of such good quality
This song was sung by Swarnalatha, she passed away recently. She was just 37... but was a terrific singer
@cardinalrefuge no.. they are not making fun of her as a stick... They call her rakkamma, who carries a stick.. kooda means bag... they call her rakkama, carrying a stick.. rakama carrying a bag... give us a daughter.. when every one is sleeping and when the night hen coos..
i have no idea what da words mean but their pretty n fun 2 dance 2
a rajeev menon cinematography, check the lightin effect.
yea, he is asking for a daughter cause they have twin boys.
she goes...nope.
i think its 'i need a girl' im not really sure.
Swarnalatha R.I.P.
nope its Hariharan
this shit is fuckin funny aaaaaaaghhhh
give me a daughter lol
LOL. WUT?
LoLOlOllOLOlOLlolOLlOLOlOlLoL
what the fuck