Sivaji / Telugu

Sahana Song Lyrics

Meaning, Summary and Listening Notes

Sahana is a Telugu song from the 2007 movie Sivaji, starring Rajinikanth and Shreya. Composed by A.R. Rahman, the track was produced by M. S. Guhan and M. Saravanan.

What it means

The lyrics express a profound sense of romantic wonder and longing, using imagery of blooming flowers, moonlight, and an "unbreakable embrace" to describe an overwhelming, almost dreamlike love that feels like a sacred temple.

Listen forrepetition of sahana and natural imageryquestioning of dream versus realityromantic and devotional expressionssensual descriptions of affection

Moodromanticemotionalreflective

Themeslovelongingdevotion

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Lyrics

SAHANA SVASA........ Sahana svase veechenoo sahana... puvvai poocheno sahana... puvvai poocheno Sahana... svase veechenoo aa ningilo tallukkuvai vasundara digiraa vendi vennalle intike vencheseno... avi gundeloo tenekundalo... kalayo... nijamo... prema mandiramoo A ambaram kanchani premaye nadi cheli A ayudam tenchani kougili cheru mari |sahana| ademito na yada varinchindi teeyaga pedalato madinchi vidoo nee meesame murisindi muddula bakulaa marintaga sukinchi vidoo momuku kallaku nunuleta vellakoo poolatho disti teeyana bantula thotalo poochina jabili nee vani hathukondunaa a ambaram kanchani premaye nadi cheli/sakaa a ayudam tenchani kougili cheru mari/ika |sahana|

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Song Details

Movie: Sivaji
Language: Telugu
Music Director: A.R. Rahman
Year: 2007

About this song

Sahana Lyrics: Song from Sivaji movie produced by m. s. guhan, m. saravanan and song is composed by a. r. rahman.