2000 Malayalam Movie Songs List

[Kizzy Burnworth]

Ourplaylist Superhit 2000s - Malayalam features a diverse collection of songs in mp3 format, ready for you to download and enjoy without any charges or FREE of cost. With a mix of old favourites and new hits, there's something for everyone. Whether you're looking for the latest chartbuster songs or some classic tracks, our Superhit 2000s - Malayalam playlist has got you covered.

Some of us are not so good with the lyrics of Malayalam movie songs. One of the most appealing things about Saregama is that the site is made in such a manner that you can search for your favourite Malayalam songs with the help of the actors who acted in it. For example, if you search for Malayalam film songs in which Mohanlal has acted, you get the list of Malayalam songs specifically curated according to the particular artist, here Mohanlal. So, what are you waiting for? Download Malayalam songs by your favourite artist and let the world know how much of a Malayali you are.

Listening to Malayalam songs is a kind of emotion that cannot be put into words. Make every second of your life count by hearing these beautiful Malayalam songs on Saregama with your loved ones. Download Malayalam songs at just 4rs for the MP3 version and 10rs for the HD version and make yourself at home.

Lyricists toss multilingual verses in songs to make the song stand out and let it blend with the overall narrative of the film (for example, we all know why the song Tharakamalarukal from Arabikatha has Chinese lyrics in it; well supposedly Chinese at least) or even to up the coolness quotient of the song. Today we talk about those incomprehensible bits in songs (or even the song as a whole) that throw you for a loop and puzzle you the first time you try to decode the lyrics.

I may not have been over four the first time I saw this song from the movie Mazhayethum Munbe. To be honest, the tiny me was a little frightened watching the camera zooming in on these madcap women with facial whitening masks loitering around mouthing words supposedly belonging to some dubious language. I still have no idea what Minarake Ne means and occasionally do wonder what the lyricist, Bichu Thirumala wanted to convey through it.

Contextually this song indicates that this segment of the song could be one of the myriad languages spoken by Africans, because duh, they roped in an African in the visuals just for this bit. But only the lyricist of the song, Sreekumaran Thampi can confirm if these verses actually belong to one out of the 1500-2000 African languages.

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