Senthoora Poove Lyrics Meaning | 16 Vayathinile | Ooratti | S. Janaki
S. Janaki lends her voice to the timeless track ‘Senthoora Poove,’ penned by Gangai Amaran and composed by Ilayaraja. The song opens with a call to a radiant red flower, setting a dreamy tone. Ooratti’s rendition adds depth, making it a standout in the album ’16 Vayathinile.’
Released: March 10, 2023
Senthoora Poove
Ooratti | S. Janaki • From “16 Vayathinile”
Lyricist
Gangai Amaran
Composer
Ilayaraja
16 Vayathinile’s Senthoora Poove Tamil Lyrics English Meaning
Gangai Amaran writes about a maiden waiting for her beloved, asking nature to be her messenger. The line, ‘I’ve sent the gentle breeze as my messenger,’ highlights her longing. The lyrics mix colorful dreams with a chilling breeze, creating a vivid emotional landscape.
Senthoora PooveOh, radiant red flower.
Senthoora PooveOh, radiant red flower.
Senthoora Poove Jilendra KatreOh, radiant red flower, oh, chilling breeze.
En Mannan Enge En MannanWhere is my king? Where is my king?
Enge Nee Konjam Sollayo 2Won’t you tell me where he is?
Senthoora PooveOh, radiant red flower.
Thendralai Thoothu VituI’ve sent the gentle breeze as my messenger.
Oru Sethiku KathirupenAnd I’m waiting here for a message.
What does ‘Senthoora Poove’ mean? The lyrics describe a young woman’s heartfelt wait for love. S. Janaki’s voice brings warmth to this Tamil classic, making it unforgettable.