The Sulamangalam Sisters bring Andal’s timeless words to life in ‘Margazhi Thingal.’ The legendary Tamil poet writes lyrics that celebrate Lord Krishna, while K. V. Mahadevan composes a melody that feels like a warm embrace. This song, from the album ‘Thirumal Perumai,’ invites listeners into a sacred winter ritual.

Margazhi Thingal
Sulamangalam Sisters • From “Thirumal Perumai”
Margazhi Thingal Lyrics Meaning Sulamangalam Sisters | Thirumal Perumai
Andal paints a scene of devotion, calling young women to a ritual bath under the Margazhi moon. A standout line, ‘He’s Yashoda’s radiant little lion cub,’ describes Krishna’s divine charm. The poet weaves vivid details of his appearance, from his dark-hued body to his lotus-red eyes.
Margazhi Thingal Music Video
The ‘Margazhi Thingal’ lyrics capture a deep sense of reverence, and the Sulamangalam Sisters deliver a heartfelt performance. This Tamil devotional song is a celebration of faith and tradition.