
Male : Mannavanae… senji mani vilakkae…
Maa veeraa… aa….aa….aa….aa….aa….aa..
Madhathinaal pirindhar paal
Gunathinaal ondru pattu
Maranathil thunai saerndhaai
Maraiyaadha pugazh padaithaai…
Thamizhirukkum idamellaam
Thamizhirukkum idamellaam…
Thazhaithirukkum un peyarae un peyarae
Dhaesingu raajaa…
Aa….aa….aa…..aa….aa….aa….aa…aa….aa…
ஆண் : மன்னவனே…..செஞ்சி மணி விளக்கே…
மாவீரா…..ஆ……ஆ…..ஆ….ஆ…..ஆ…
மதத்தினால் பிரிந்தவர் பால்
குணத்தினால் ஒன்று பட்டு
மரணத்தில் துணை சேர்ந்தாய்
மறையாத புகழ் படைத்தாய்…
தமிழிருக்கும் இடமெல்லாம்
தமிழிருக்கும் இடமெல்லாம்…
தழைத்திருக்கும் உன் பெயரே உன் பெயரே
தேசிங்கு ராஜா…
ஆ……ஆ…..ஆ….ஆ…..ஆ…ஆ……ஆ…..ஆ….
Movie Summary Raja Desingu is a 1960 Tamil historical film based on the life of the 18th-century warrior-king Raja Desingu of the Sembuvarayar dynasty, chronicling his valour, his love for his queen Mayana, and his tragic last stand against the Nawab of Arcot.
Song Credits - Song: Mannavane Senj - Film: Raja Desingu (1960) - Lyricist: Kannadasan (widely credited for the film's songs) - Music Director: G. Ramanathan - Singers: T. M. Soundararajan and P. Susheela (as credited in the film)
Musical Style A traditional Tamil film duet in a classical-leaning melody, blending carnatic ornamentation with the orchestral style typical of late-1950s and early-1960s Tamil cinema.
Key Artists Involved - M. G. Ramachandran (as Raja Desingu) - P. Bhanumathi (as Mayana) - Music: G. Ramanathan - Lyrics: Kannadasan
Scene Context The song is a romantic duet picturised on Raja Desingu and his queen Mayana, expressing their mutual love and devotion in a celebratory, intimate setting within the palace.
(Awards & Recognition information not available.)