Aalamara Muniyandi Lyrics
From the movie Rambaiyin Kathal
Aalamara Muniyandi Song Lyrics is the track from Rambaiyin Kathal Tamil Film – 1956. This song was sung by எஸ். வி. பொன்னுசாமி மற்றும் குழு.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singers : S. V. Ponnusami and Chorus
Music Director : T. R. Pappa
Lyricist : Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass
Aalamara muniyandi Aamaa
Arasa mara ponnaandi Aamaa
Saalaiyilae vilaiyaadum sappaani mavanthaandi Aamaa
Baala vayathaachudhunnu paathae pudichaandi Aamaa
Indha pachai kiliyai paathu pulipola paanjaandi
Aamaa
Male and Chorus : Sangili karupanoo avanum illae
Pinnae sadai muniyappanoo avanum illae
Sangili karupanoo avanum illae
Pinnae sadai muniyappanoo avanum illae
Javvaadhu subbanoo avanum illae
Pinnae sappaani thoppaiyoo avanum illae
Javvaadhu subbanoo avanum illae
Pinnae sappaani thoppaiyoo avanum illae
Male and Chorus : Maari pidaariyoo avalum illae Andha mangaatha paethiyoo avalum illae
Maari pidaariyoo avalum illae Andha mangaatha paethiyoo avalum illae
Poovaadai kaariyoo avalum illae Paavaadai kaariyoo avalum illae
Poovaadai kaariyoo avalum illae Paavaadai kaariyoo avalum illae
Male and Chorus : Pinnae yaaru kaettu paaru Pinnae yaaru kaettu paaru
Male and Chorus : Kachai varunji katti karunkachai sangamittu
Kachai varunji katti karunkachai sangamittu
Pachai paavadai katti chandhira gaandham pattu uduthi
Pachai paavadai katti chandhira gaandham pattu uduthi
Bhathira kaaliyamma vandhaale en sooli kabaali
Bhathira kaaliyamma vandhaale en sooli kabaali
Bhathira kaaliyamma vandhaale
Male and Chorus : Mavaraasan petha ponnu maada thudikkuthamma
Mavaraasan petha ponnu maada thudikkuthamma
Puviraasan petha ponnu puzhuvaa thudikkuthamma
Puviraasan petha ponnu puzhuvaa thudikkuthamma
Aayirang kannudanae aadiyae vaadiymma
Aayirang kannudanae aadiyae vaadiymma
Ammadi kaaliyamma aadiyae vaadiyamma
Ammadi kaaliyamma aadiyae vaadiyamma
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a vibrant folk devotional piece, likely performed during a ritual or festival. It begins with a narrative, possibly a local legend or a dramatic setup, involving powerful local deities like Muniyandi and Ponnandi, and a figure referred to as "Sappaani's son" who acts aggressively towards a "green parrot," a metaphor for a vulnerable individual. The lyrics then build suspense by systematically negating the identities of various known deities or local characters, both male and female, creating anticipation for the true identity of the central figure.
The climax of the song reveals the central figure to be Bhadrakali, a fierce and powerful form of the goddess Kali. Her arrival is described with vivid imagery of her attire, emphasizing her formidable presence. The final stanzas serve as an impassioned plea to the goddess, describing the profound suffering of a "king's daughter" who is struggling like a bull and a worm. This highlights a desperate need for divine intervention, as the devotees implore Mother Kali, with her thousand eyes, to come dancing, signifying her powerful and protective presence to alleviate hardship and bring justice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Aalamara Muniyandi?
Aalamara Muniyandi is sung by எஸ். வி. பொன்னுசாமி மற்றும் குழு.
Which movie is Aalamara Muniyandi from?
The song Aalamara Muniyandi is featured in the movie Rambaiyin Kathal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Aalamara Muniyandi?
The lyrics for Aalamara Muniyandi were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Aalamara Muniyandi lyrics?
Yes! Aalamara Muniyandi lyrics from Rambaiyin Kathal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Aalamara Muniyandi lyrics?
This song is a vibrant folk devotional piece, likely performed during a ritual or festival. It begins with a narrative, possibly a local legend or a dramatic setup, involving powerful local deities like Muniyandi and Ponnandi, and a figure referred to as "Sappaani's son" who acts aggressively towards a "green parrot," a metaphor for a vulnerable individual. The lyrics then build suspense by systematically negating the identities of various known deities or local characters, both male and female, creating anticipation for the true identity of the central figure. The climax of the song reveals the central figure to be Bhadrakali, a fierce and powerful form of the goddess Kali. Her arrival is described with vivid imagery of her attire, emphasizing her formidable presence. The final stanzas serve as an impassioned plea to the goddess, describing the profound suffering of a "king's daughter" who is struggling like a bull and a worm. This highlights a desperate need for divine intervention, as the devotees implore Mother Kali, with her thousand eyes, to come dancing, signifying her powerful and protective presence to alleviate hardship and bring justice.
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