
Ambalathu Nadaraja Un Lyrics
From the movie Kann Malar
Ambalathu Nadaraja Un Song Lyrics is the track from Kann Malar Tamil Film – 1970. This song was sung by Sowcar Janaki, B. Saroja Devi, Gemini Ganesan, Nagesh, Singers : S. Janaki, Dr. Balamuralikrishna. The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Ambalathu nadaraja Un balathai kaatutharku
En kulathai therntheduthathenaiyyaa
Un pathame gathiyendru Nambiyavar veettile
Kan maraikkum vilaiyattu Yenaiyyaa
Pamalai avar padikka Poomalai naan thodukka
Vaazhnal nadanthathayyaa Nadaraja
Indru poomalaiyodu Oru pamalaiyum padikka
Nanaga nirpathenna Nadaraja
Pamalai avar padikka Poomalai naan thodukka
Vaazhnal nadanthathayyaa Nadaraja
Indru poomalaiyodu Oru pamalaiyum padikka
Nanaga nirpathenna Nadaraja
Pamalai avar padikka Poomalai naan thodukka
Vaazhnal nadanthathayyaa Nadaraja
{Paalodu sangeduthu Thaayutta varumbothu
Paalum murinthathenna Nadarja} (2)
Paathai therinthathendru Paavai varumbothu
Deepam anainthathenna Nadaraja
Pamalai avar padikka Poomalai naan thodukka
Vaazhnal nadanthathayyaa Nadaraja
{Un sevai seivatharku Than sevaiyaithan maranthu
Uyirai parithathenna Nadaraja} (2)
Thanthai panneer koduthatharku Bathilaga neeyenakku
Kanneer koduthathenna Nadaraja
Pamalai avar padikka Poomalai naan thodukka
Vaazhnal nadanthathayyaa Nadaraja
Indru poomalaiyodu Oru pamalaiyum padikka
Nanaga nirpathenna Nadaraja
Pamalai avar padikka Poomalai naan thodukka
Vaazhnal nadanthathayyaa Nadaraja
Song Meaning & Analysis
This poignant song is a heartfelt lament addressed to Lord Nataraja, the cosmic dancer, by a devotee grappling with immense personal tragedy. The speaker questions why their family, which devoutly believed in the Lord, has been chosen to endure such suffering. The lyrics paint a picture of a once harmonious life where one person (likely a husband or father) offered poetic devotion ("garlands of poems") and another (the speaker, likely a wife or mother) offered floral devotion ("garlands of flowers"). This idyllic past is contrasted with a desolate present where the speaker is left alone, burdened with both forms of devotion, implying the loss of their partner.
The song delves deeper into the specific nature of the tragedy, using powerful metaphors. The imagery of milk curdling as a mother prepares to feed her child, and a lamp extinguishing just as a maiden approaches a clear path, symbolizes hope being cruelly snatched away at moments of anticipated joy and new beginnings. The most heartbreaking lines accuse Nataraja of taking the life of a loved one (implied to be a mother or wife) who was so devoted to Him that she forgot her own child. The speaker bitterly asks why, instead of blessings (represented by rosewater), the Lord has bestowed only tears. It's a raw expression of grief, betrayal, and a desperate plea for understanding from a deity perceived as both powerful and, in this instance, seemingly unjust.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ambalathu Nadaraja Un?
Ambalathu Nadaraja Un is sung by Sowcar Janaki, B. Saroja Devi, Gemini Ganesan, Nagesh, Singers : S. Janaki, Dr. Balamuralikrishna.
Which movie is Ambalathu Nadaraja Un from?
The song Ambalathu Nadaraja Un is featured in the movie Kann Malar.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ambalathu Nadaraja Un?
The lyrics for Ambalathu Nadaraja Un were written by Kannadasan with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Ambalathu Nadaraja Un lyrics?
Yes! Ambalathu Nadaraja Un lyrics from Kann Malar include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ambalathu Nadaraja Un lyrics?
This poignant song is a heartfelt lament addressed to Lord Nataraja, the cosmic dancer, by a devotee grappling with immense personal tragedy. The speaker questions why their family, which devoutly believed in the Lord, has been chosen to endure such suffering. The lyrics paint a picture of a once harmonious life where one person (likely a husband or father) offered poetic devotion ("garlands of poems") and another (the speaker, likely a wife or mother) offered floral devotion ("garlands of flowers"). This idyllic past is contrasted with a desolate present where the speaker is left alone, burdened with both forms of devotion, implying the loss of their partner. The song delves deeper into the specific nature of the tragedy, using powerful metaphors. The imagery of milk curdling as a mother prepares to feed her child, and a lamp extinguishing just as a maiden approaches a clear path, symbolizes hope being cruelly snatched away at moments of anticipated joy and new beginnings. The most heartbreaking lines accuse Nataraja of taking the life of a loved one (implied to be a mother or wife) who was so devoted to Him that she forgot her own child. The speaker bitterly asks why, instead of blessings (represented by rosewater), the Lord has bestowed only tears. It's a raw expression of grief, betrayal, and a desperate plea for understanding from a deity perceived as both powerful and, in this instance, seemingly unjust.
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