Meenakshi Andadhi is a devotional set of 100 verses in praise of Goddess Meenakshi of Madurai. The word Andaadhi is made up of Andam (meaning end) and Aadi (meaning beginning). That which begins with the end is therefore called Andaadhi. The last syllable, foot or word of a verse forms the first syllable, foot or word of the next verse. This formation is called Andaadhi.

Written by : S P Chockalingam

Tuned by : Kolkata Mangalam Mani

Rendered by : Aparna Gopalakrishnan

Explanation by : Anuradha Sundaram

Meenakshi Andadhi is a devotional set of 100 verses in praise of Goddess Meenakshi of Madurai. The word Andaadhi is made up of Andam (meaning end) and Aadi (meaning beginning). That which begins with the end is therefore called Andaadhi. The last syllable, foot or word of a verse forms the first syllable, foot or word of the next verse. This formation is called Andaadhi.

Written by : S P Chockalingam

Tuned by : Kolkata Mangalam Mani

Rendered by : Aparna Gopalakrishnan

Explanation by : Anuradha Sundaram

Meenakshi Andadhi is a devotional set of 100 verses in praise of Goddess Meenakshi of Madurai. The word Andaadhi is made up of Andam (meaning end) and Aadi (meaning beginning). That which begins with the end is therefore called Andaadhi. The last syllable, foot or word of a verse forms the first syllable, foot or word of the next verse. This formation is called Andaadhi.

Written by : S P Chockalingam

Tuned by : Kolkata Mangalam Mani

Rendered by : Aparna Gopalakrishnan

Explanation by : Anuradha Sundaram

Meenakshi Andadhi is a devotional set of 100 verses in praise of Goddess Meenakshi of Madurai. The word Andaadhi is made up of Andam (meaning end) and Aadi (meaning beginning). That which begins with the end is therefore called Andaadhi. The last syllable, foot or word of a verse forms the first syllable, foot or word of the next verse. This formation is called Andaadhi.

Written by : S P Chockalingam

Tuned by : Kolkata Mangalam Mani

Rendered by : Aparna Gopalakrishnan

Explanation by : Anuradha Sundaram

Meenakshi Andadhi is a devotional set of 100 verses in praise of Goddess Meenakshi of Madurai. The word Andaadhi is made up of Andam (meaning end) and Aadi (meaning beginning). That which begins with the end is therefore called Andaadhi. The last syllable, foot or word of a verse forms the first syllable, foot or word of the next verse. This formation is called Andaadhi.

Written by : S P Chockalingam

Tuned by : Kolkata Mangalam Mani

Rendered by : Aparna Gopalakrishnan

Explanation by : Anuradha Sundaram

Meenakshi Andadhi is a devotional set of 100 verses in praise of Goddess Meenakshi of Madurai. The word Andaadhi is made up of Andam (meaning end) and Aadi (meaning beginning). That which begins with the end is therefore called Andaadhi. The last syllable, foot or word of a verse forms the first syllable, foot or word of the next verse. This formation is called Andaadhi.

Written by : S P Chockalingam

Tuned by : Kolkata Mangalam Mani

Rendered by : Aparna Gopalakrishnan

Explanation by : Anuradha Sundaram

Meenakshi Andadhi is a devotional set of 100 verses in praise of Goddess Meenakshi of Madurai. The word Andaadhi is made up of Andam (meaning end) and Aadi (meaning beginning). That which begins with the end is therefore called Andaadhi. The last syllable, foot or word of a verse forms the first syllable, foot or word of the next verse. This formation is called Andaadhi.

Written by : S P Chockalingam

Tuned by : Kolkata Mangalam Mani

Rendered by : Aparna Gopalakrishnan

Explanation by : Anuradha Sundaram

Meenakshi Andadhi is a devotional set of 100 verses in praise of Goddess Meenakshi of Madurai. The word Andaadhi is made up of Andam (meaning end) and Aadi (meaning beginning). That which begins with the end is therefore called Andaadhi. The last syllable, foot or word of a verse forms the first syllable, foot or word of the next verse. This formation is called Andaadhi.

Written by : S P Chockalingam

Tuned by : Kolkata Mangalam Mani

Rendered by : Aparna Gopalakrishnan

Explanation by : Anuradha Sundaram