Namaste,
I would be most greatful if someone could provide the meaninig of this composition by Dharmapuri Subbaraya Iyer. The bhava of this javali is sringara.
Pallavi:
marubAri tALanEnurA aurA nAsAmi
Charana 1:
maruni bAriki nentani tALudurA nE jAra shikhAmaNI rArA
Charana 2:
centa rammani ninnu enta vEDudurA nE pantamu cEyarurA rA
Many Thanks for the kind help,
rasikapriya21
Meaning-marubAri tALanEnurA (JAVALI)
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syama
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This is roughly the meaning of this javali which is in telugu.
Pallavi: My lord! I cannot bear the pain of kAma
Charana1: How much can i bear the pain of kAma? Please come O! master of thieves
Charana2: How much can I plea you to come near me! do not be stubborn please come!
Corrections welcome!!
Syama
Pallavi: My lord! I cannot bear the pain of kAma
Charana1: How much can i bear the pain of kAma? Please come O! master of thieves
Charana2: How much can I plea you to come near me! do not be stubborn please come!
Corrections welcome!!
Syama
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rasikapriya21
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vgvindan
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I was just listening to varNam 'samayamidE nA sAmi' sung by a famous artiste in WS.
The wording goes like this -
'magaDu uru lEdurA, mAmagAri bAdha lEdurA' or words to that effect which means -
'my husband is not in station; there is no botheration of father-in-law'
I doubt whether even vulgar Tamil film songs have degenerated to these levels.
Congratulations for the upkeep of traditions of CM!
How can the artists stoop to sing such songs along with dAsara and tyAgarAja kRtis in the same breath?
The wording goes like this -
'magaDu uru lEdurA, mAmagAri bAdha lEdurA' or words to that effect which means -
'my husband is not in station; there is no botheration of father-in-law'
I doubt whether even vulgar Tamil film songs have degenerated to these levels.
Congratulations for the upkeep of traditions of CM!
How can the artists stoop to sing such songs along with dAsara and tyAgarAja kRtis in the same breath?
Last edited by vgvindan on 01 Jul 2007, 22:15, edited 1 time in total.
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mahakavi
vgvindan:
Filth can be found in many places. Many of the padams contain veiled references to obscenity. But some stoop to the bottom of the barrel. The music may be good but the meaning is mischievous. If it is in Telugu it is OK (?) for the Thamizh singers to sing it, especially if they don't understand the meaning. This is one case where "ignorance is bliss" (really!).
Filth can be found in many places. Many of the padams contain veiled references to obscenity. But some stoop to the bottom of the barrel. The music may be good but the meaning is mischievous. If it is in Telugu it is OK (?) for the Thamizh singers to sing it, especially if they don't understand the meaning. This is one case where "ignorance is bliss" (really!).
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meerag56
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Re: Meaning-marubAri tALanEnurA (JAVALI)
@vgvindan
One cannot be so prudish. One has to acknowledge that these jaavalis have contributed to the richness of Carnatic music and dance. Just think of them as a soul's longing to merge with God. Taking a narrow view is like saying that sculptures in temples are degenerative! Just my opinion!
One cannot be so prudish. One has to acknowledge that these jaavalis have contributed to the richness of Carnatic music and dance. Just think of them as a soul's longing to merge with God. Taking a narrow view is like saying that sculptures in temples are degenerative! Just my opinion!
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AishwaryaC
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Re: Meaning-marubAri tALanEnurA (JAVALI)
Just one small correction, in Charanam 2 it should be pantamu ceyaku rArA