Abirami Enakkoru Lyrics
From the movie Thanga Pappa
Abirami Enakkoru Song Lyrics is the track from Thanga Pappa Tamil Film – 1993, Starring Shamili, Thalaivasal Vijay, Aishwarya Bhaskaran, Ramki, Sreeja, M. N. Nambiar, Vagai Chandrasekar, Mohan Raj, Thiyagu, Raviraj. This song was sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Deva.
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Abhirami enakkoru padhil solladi Vel vizhiyaal pagai erithu thunai nilladi
Paadugiren manam vaadugiren Un thiruvadi thedugiren
Pillai varam thandhavalae Pinikku marunthaanavalae
Kann thirandhu paarthu vidu Pillai uyir kaathidu
Abhirami enalloru padhil solladi
Vel vizhiyaal pagai erithu thunai nilladi
Omm ennum oongaara porulaanaval Oliyaagi veliyaagi ulagaalbaval
Kaattraaga kanalaagi kadalaanaval Karuvaagi uruvaagi udalaanaval
Vayiravi mandali maalini sooli Payiravi panjami paarvathi
Manitharum devarum munivarum vandhu Vanangidum thaayae abhiraami
Thaayallavaa manam maaralaiyaa Illai en kural ketkkalaiyaa
Paambhu kudai kondavalae Paalayathu naayagiyae
Pillai kurai theerthu vidu En magalai vaazha vidu
Vizhiyaalae vinai theerkum kaamatchi nee
Kiliyodu mozhi pesum meenatchi nee
Verkaatil arasaalum karumaari nee
Vaepillaiyil thuyar pokkum magamaayi nee
Naayagi naanmugi naarayani nee Sangavi sayagi saambhavi nee
Gaganamum vaanum bhuvanamum aada Thaandavam aadidum kaaliyum nee
Maaralaiyaa manam maaralaiyaa Illai nee verum karsilaiyaa
Soolam kondu kaapavalae Soozhum vinai theerpavalae
Karmainai neekkividu Kaalan bayam pokkividu
Abhirami enalloru padhil solladi Vel vizhiyaal pagai erithu thunai nilladi
Paadugiren manam vaadugiren Un thiruvadi thedugiren
Pillai varam thandhavalae Pinikku marunthaanavalae
Kann thirandhu paarthu vidu Pillai uyir kaathidu
Abhirami enalloru padhil solladi
Vel vizhiyaal pagai erithu thunai nilladi
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a fervent and desperate prayer to Goddess Abhirami, a powerful form of the Divine Mother. The lyrics express the anguish of a devotee, likely a mother, pleading for the life and well-being of her child. She calls upon the Goddess, acknowledging her various divine forms and attributes – from the primordial sound 'Om' to the elemental forces, and specific manifestations like Kamakshi, Meenakshi, Karumari, and Kali. The devotee's heart is heavy with sorrow, and she questions if the Mother Goddess, known for her compassion and power to grant boons and cure ailments, will not respond to her heartfelt cries.
The song emphasizes the Goddess's omnipotence and her role as a protector and remover of obstacles, karma, and fear of death. The repeated pleas for an answer and for the Goddess to 'open her eyes' highlight the urgency and depth of the devotee's faith and despair. It's a poignant portrayal of a mother's unwavering belief in divine intervention, even as she challenges the Goddess's perceived silence, ultimately seeking solace and a miracle at her sacred feet.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Abirami Enakkoru?
Abirami Enakkoru is sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Abirami Enakkoru from?
The song Abirami Enakkoru is featured in the movie Thanga Pappa.
Who wrote the lyrics for Abirami Enakkoru?
The lyrics for Abirami Enakkoru were written by Unknown with music composed by Deva.
Is English translation available for Abirami Enakkoru lyrics?
Yes! Abirami Enakkoru lyrics from Thanga Pappa include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Abirami Enakkoru lyrics?
This song is a fervent and desperate prayer to Goddess Abhirami, a powerful form of the Divine Mother. The lyrics express the anguish of a devotee, likely a mother, pleading for the life and well-being of her child. She calls upon the Goddess, acknowledging her various divine forms and attributes – from the primordial sound 'Om' to the elemental forces, and specific manifestations like Kamakshi, Meenakshi, Karumari, and Kali. The devotee's heart is heavy with sorrow, and she questions if the Mother Goddess, known for her compassion and power to grant boons and cure ailments, will not respond to her heartfelt cries. The song emphasizes the Goddess's omnipotence and her role as a protector and remover of obstacles, karma, and fear of death. The repeated pleas for an answer and for the Goddess to 'open her eyes' highlight the urgency and depth of the devotee's faith and despair. It's a poignant portrayal of a mother's unwavering belief in divine intervention, even as she challenges the Goddess's perceived silence, ultimately seeking solace and a miracle at her sacred feet.