Yaro ivar Yaro
By
Arunachala kavi
Translated by
P.R.Ramachander
(This song has three Charanams but only the last Charanam given is normally sung
By
Arunachala kavi
Translated by
P.R.Ramachander
(This song has three Charanams but only the last Charanam given is normally sung
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The song describes the moment when Rama sees Sita for the first time after entering the city of Mithila with his Guru Vishwamitra.
The lyrics begin with "Yaro ivar yaro" (Who is this person? Who is this person?) as Rama contemplates her beauty and identity.)
Tala Aadi
Pallavi
Yaro ivar yaro, yenna pero ariyene,
Anupallavi
Karulavum chirulavum mithilayil ,
Kannimadam thannil munne nindravar
Charanam
3.Chandra bimba mukha malarale .
yennai thane parkiraar, orukkal
Anda naalil thondham pole urugiraar
Inda nalil vandu sevai tharugirar
English translation
Pallavi
Who is she , what is her name, I do not know.
Anupallavi
All the people in the earth and heaven,
Stood before the maid’s quarters in Mithila.
Charanam
3.She is glancing at me with her,
Moon like flower of a face,
Possibly it is due to our past connection,
That she is serving me now.
யாரோ
இவர் யாரோ
என்ன பேரோ அறியேனே!
என்ன பேரோ அறியேனே!
காருலாவும்
சீருலாவும் மிதிலையில்
கன்னிமாடந்தனில் முன்னே நின்றவர்
(யாரோ....)
கன்னிமாடந்தனில் முன்னே நின்றவர்
(யாரோ....)
சந்திர
பிம்பமுக மலராலே
என்னைத் தானே பார்க்கிறார் ஒருகாலே!
அந்த நாளில் சொந்தம்போலே உருகுகிறார்!
இந்த நாளில் வந்து சேவை தருகிறார்!
யாரோ இவர் யாரோ
என்ன பேரோ அறியேனே!
என்னைத் தானே பார்க்கிறார் ஒருகாலே!
அந்த நாளில் சொந்தம்போலே உருகுகிறார்!
இந்த நாளில் வந்து சேவை தருகிறார்!
யாரோ இவர் யாரோ
என்ன பேரோ அறியேனே!
Who is it about?
ReplyDeleteI think it is Rama who is asking this question on seeing Sita in the balcony (remember he is the one visiting Mithila, hence walking down the street looking up at the balcony)
ReplyDeleteThe meaning is completely wrong, the song is like sung by Lord Rama after seeing Seetha.
ReplyDeleteThe meaning is wrong as it is sung by Lord Rama when he sees Seetha.
ReplyDeleteThe meaning is completely wrong, the song is like sung by Lord Rama after seeing Seetha.
ReplyDeleteI have read that this song is meant to describe Sita, and not Rama.
ReplyDeleteWhile Rama is walking, he sees Sita in the balcony, and immediately this description starts in his mind. It is indeed a beautiful song, describing the beauty of Sita, and the possible connection Rama felt towards her.
Thank you for the lyrics.