Aaru Maname Lyrics
From the movie Aandavan Kattalai
Aaru Maname Song Lyrics is the track from Aandavan Kattalai Tamil Film – 1964. This song was sung by டி.எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M.S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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{ Aaru manamae Aaru andha aandavan
Kattalai aaru } (2)
Sernthu manithan Vaazhum vagaiku
{ Deivathin kattalai aaru } (2)
Aaru manamae Aaru andha aandavan
Kattalai aaru
{ Ondrae solvaar Ondrae seivaar ullathil
Ullathu amaithi inbathil Thunbam thunbathil inbam
Iraivan vagutha niyathi } (2)
{ Solluku seigai Ponnaagum varum
Thunbathil inbam pattagum } (2)
Indha irandu Kattalai arintha manathil
{ Ella nanmaiyum undaagum } (2)
{ Aaru manamae Aaru andha aandavan
Kattalai aaru } (2)
{ Unmaiyai solli Nanmaiyai seithaal
Ulagam unnidam mayangum
Nilai uyarumbothu Panivu kondaal uyirgal
Unnai vanangum } (2)
{ Unmai Enbathu anbagum
Perum panivu Enbathu panbagum } (2)
Indha naanku Kattalai arintha manathil
{ Ella nanmaiyum undaagum } (2)
{ Aaru manamae Aaru andha aandavan
Kattalai aaru } (2)
Aasai kobam Kalavu kolbavan pesa
Therintha mirugam
Anbu nandri Karunai kondavan
Manitha vadivil deivam
Idhil mirugam Enbathu kalla manam
Uyar deivam enbathu Pillai manam
Indha aaru Kattalai arintha manathu
{ Aandavan vaazhum Vellai manam } (2)
Aaru manamae Aaru andha aandavan
Kattalai aaru
Sernthu manithan Vaazhum vagaiku
{ Deivathin kattalai aaru } (2)
Aaru manamae Aaru andha aandavan
Kattalai aaru
Song Meaning & Analysis
This philosophical song from 'Aandavan Kattalai' serves as a profound moral compass, guiding listeners towards a virtuous life through six divine commandments. The lyrics urge the mind to find peace and understand that life's dualities – joy and sorrow – are part of God's ordained path. It emphasizes the importance of integrity, where actions align with words, and highlights that true happiness can emerge even from adversity. The song posits that embracing these initial principles leads to overall well-being and inner peace.
As the song progresses, it elaborates on further commandments: speaking truth, doing good, and maintaining humility even when one's status rises. It equates truth with love and humility with true character, suggesting that these virtues earn respect and adoration. Finally, it contrasts negative human traits like desire, anger, and theft, labeling those who possess them as mere speaking animals, with positive attributes like love, gratitude, and compassion, which elevate a person to a divine state. The song concludes by defining the 'animal' as a deceitful heart and the 'divine' as an innocent, childlike heart, asserting that a mind adhering to all six commandments becomes a pure abode for God.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Aaru Maname?
Aaru Maname is sung by டி.எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Aaru Maname from?
The song Aaru Maname is featured in the movie Aandavan Kattalai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Aaru Maname?
The lyrics for Aaru Maname were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M.S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Aaru Maname lyrics?
Yes! Aaru Maname lyrics from Aandavan Kattalai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Aaru Maname lyrics?
This philosophical song from 'Aandavan Kattalai' serves as a profound moral compass, guiding listeners towards a virtuous life through six divine commandments. The lyrics urge the mind to find peace and understand that life's dualities – joy and sorrow – are part of God's ordained path. It emphasizes the importance of integrity, where actions align with words, and highlights that true happiness can emerge even from adversity. The song posits that embracing these initial principles leads to overall well-being and inner peace. As the song progresses, it elaborates on further commandments: speaking truth, doing good, and maintaining humility even when one's status rises. It equates truth with love and humility with true character, suggesting that these virtues earn respect and adoration. Finally, it contrasts negative human traits like desire, anger, and theft, labeling those who possess them as mere speaking animals, with positive attributes like love, gratitude, and compassion, which elevate a person to a divine state. The song concludes by defining the 'animal' as a deceitful heart and the 'divine' as an innocent, childlike heart, asserting that a mind adhering to all six commandments becomes a pure abode for God.
Song Details
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