
Aara Amara Lyrics
From the movie Makkal Aanaiyittaal
Aara Amara Song Lyrics is the track from Makkal Aanaiyittaal Tamil Film – 1988. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன். The music was composed by S. A. Rajkumar. Lyrics works penned by S. A. Rajkumar.
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Aaaaaaaaaa… Aaaaaaaaaa…
Ungal vote-tu kadhiravanukku Engal vote-tu kadhiravanukku
Naattu nadappa paaththu podungammaa vote-tu
Aara amara konjam yosichchu paaru
Nee aduththu varum thalaimuraiyai sinthichchu paaru
Aara amara konjam yosichchu paaru
Nee aduththu varum thalaimuraiyai sinthichchu paaru
Yaera eranga paaththu edaiala konjam podu
Yaera eranga paaththu edaiala konjam podu
Nee eththanukkum piththanukkum thadaigala podu
Aara amara konjam yosichchu paaru
Nee aduththu varum thalaimuraiyai sinthichchu paaru
Vote-kku unnidaththil varupavan yaaru
Uzhaippavanaa oorai yaeippavanaa
Thaethal kalaththinilae nirppavan yaaru
Thiyaagam senjavanaa mosam senjavanaa
Vote-kku panam kodukkum kozhuththargal Nampaathappaa
Naattukku uyir kodukkum nallavara Thallaathappaa
Lanja peigala verattanumae
Yaezhai thunbam theerppavan jeyikkanumae adhukku
Aara amara konjam yosichchu paaru Nee aduththu varum thalaimuraiyai sinthichchu paaru…
Paarappaa
Ennei vilaiya kettu Podungammaa vote-tu
Arisi vilaiya paarththu Podungammaa vote-tu
Intha padai Podhumaa
Innum konjam Venumaa
Kolgaiyae ilaatha kodiyavan yaaru
Kodumaikku paniyaa veeranum yaaru
Oozhal purinju vaazhum manushanum yaaru
Adhai oorukku sollum uyarnthavan yaaru
Uravukku karam koduppaan unga veettu Thambiyappaa
Urimaikku kural koduppaan thenpandi Singamappaa
Udhaya kadhirumthaan udhikkuthu paaru Udan pirappae nee ondraaga seru
Haei aara amara konjam yosichchu paaru
Nee aduththu varum thalaimuraiyai sinthichchu paaru…
Yaera eranga paaththu edaiala konjam podu
Nee eththanukkum piththanukkum thadaigala podu
Haan aara amara konjam yosichchu paaru
Nee aduththu varum thalaimuraiyai sinthichchu paaru…
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a powerful political anthem from the 1988 film 'Makkal Aanaiyittaal', serving as a direct appeal to the electorate. It urges citizens to exercise their voting rights with extreme caution and foresight, emphasizing the responsibility they hold for the future generation. The lyrics implore voters to critically evaluate candidates, distinguishing between genuine public servants and those who seek to exploit or deceive. It highlights the importance of choosing leaders who are dedicated to the welfare of the poor and committed to eradicating corruption.
The song explicitly references the "rising sun" (Kadhiravan), a prominent political symbol, and uses terms like "udan pirappe" (sibling), strongly indicating its alignment with the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) party's ideology and campaign style. It encourages voters to consider real-world issues like commodity prices (oil, rice) before casting their ballot, framing the act of voting as a crucial decision that impacts daily life. The song culminates in a call for unity and support for a leader who champions rights and stands against injustice, portraying him as a "Southern Pandiya Lion" and a protector of the people.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Aara Amara?
Aara Amara is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன்.
Which movie is Aara Amara from?
The song Aara Amara is featured in the movie Makkal Aanaiyittaal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Aara Amara?
The lyrics for Aara Amara were written by S. A. Rajkumar with music composed by S. A. Rajkumar.
Is English translation available for Aara Amara lyrics?
Yes! Aara Amara lyrics from Makkal Aanaiyittaal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Aara Amara lyrics?
This song is a powerful political anthem from the 1988 film 'Makkal Aanaiyittaal', serving as a direct appeal to the electorate. It urges citizens to exercise their voting rights with extreme caution and foresight, emphasizing the responsibility they hold for the future generation. The lyrics implore voters to critically evaluate candidates, distinguishing between genuine public servants and those who seek to exploit or deceive. It highlights the importance of choosing leaders who are dedicated to the welfare of the poor and committed to eradicating corruption. The song explicitly references the "rising sun" (Kadhiravan), a prominent political symbol, and uses terms like "udan pirappe" (sibling), strongly indicating its alignment with the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) party's ideology and campaign style. It encourages voters to consider real-world issues like commodity prices (oil, rice) before casting their ballot, framing the act of voting as a crucial decision that impacts daily life. The song culminates in a call for unity and support for a leader who champions rights and stands against injustice, portraying him as a "Southern Pandiya Lion" and a protector of the people.



