Anandha Nadana Vinodha Cover Art

Anandha Nadana Vinodha Lyrics

From the movie Sivagami

Anandha Nadana Vinodha Song Lyrics is the track from Sivagami Tamil Film – 1960, Starring S. D. Subbulakshmi, Kongara Jaggayya, G. Varalakshmi, Jayashree, T. P. Muthulakshmi, Lakshmi Prabha, Sivasooriyan, M. K. Thyagaraja Bhagavathar. This song was sung by எம். கே. தியாகராஜ பாகவதர். The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

KV
Music DirectorK. V. Mahadevan

Singers

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Singerஎம். கே. தியாகராஜ பாகவதர்

Aanandha nadana vinodha Aanandha nadana vinodha
Deva …aanandha nadana vinodha Devaaa…aanandha nadana vinodha

Jagan nadha jagan nadha Jagan nadha jagan nadha
Aanandha nadana vinodha Deva …aanandha nadana vinodha

Kannmoondrudaiyaai gadhi nee aranae Kannmoondrudaiyaai gadhi nee aranae
Karunaiyodu enai kadaikann paar thayaala Karunaiyodu enai kadaikann paar thayaala
Aanandha nadana vinodha Deva aanandha nadana vinodha

Nanjaa radhamum paniyaai kondaai Nanjaa radhamum paniyaai kondaai
Anja varum nanjaiyum undaai Anja varum nanjaiyum undaai
Thanjamun kunjithapadham thillai vaazh Thanjamun kunjithapadham thillai vaazh
Aanandha nadana vinodha Deva… aanandha nadana vinodha

Jagan nadha jagan nadha Jagan nadha jagan nadha
Aanandha nadana vinodha Deva …aanandha nadana vinodha

Song Meaning & Analysis

This devotional song from the 1960 film 'Sivagami' is a fervent prayer to Lord Shiva, extolling his divine attributes and seeking his mercy. The lyrics address Shiva as the "wondrous dancer of bliss" (Nataraja), the "Lord of the Universe" (Jagannatha), and the "Three-eyed one" (referring to his third eye of wisdom). The devotee expresses complete surrender, declaring Shiva as their sole refuge and imploring him to cast a compassionate glance upon them.

The song further glorifies Shiva's supreme power and sacrifice by referencing his act of consuming the Halahala poison that emerged during the Samudra manthan (churning of the ocean), saving the universe from destruction. The mention of "Thillai" refers to Chidambaram, the sacred abode of Nataraja, whose "raised foot" (Kunjithapadham) symbolizes liberation and protection. Through these powerful invocations, the song captures the essence of devotion, awe, and a plea for divine grace from the ultimate cosmic dancer and protector.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Anandha Nadana Vinodha?

Anandha Nadana Vinodha is sung by எம். கே. தியாகராஜ பாகவதர்.

Which movie is Anandha Nadana Vinodha from?

The song Anandha Nadana Vinodha is featured in the movie Sivagami.

Who wrote the lyrics for Anandha Nadana Vinodha?

The lyrics for Anandha Nadana Vinodha were written by Unknown with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.

Is English translation available for Anandha Nadana Vinodha lyrics?

Yes! Anandha Nadana Vinodha lyrics from Sivagami include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Anandha Nadana Vinodha lyrics?

This devotional song from the 1960 film 'Sivagami' is a fervent prayer to Lord Shiva, extolling his divine attributes and seeking his mercy. The lyrics address Shiva as the "wondrous dancer of bliss" (Nataraja), the "Lord of the Universe" (Jagannatha), and the "Three-eyed one" (referring to his third eye of wisdom). The devotee expresses complete surrender, declaring Shiva as their sole refuge and imploring him to cast a compassionate glance upon them. The song further glorifies Shiva's supreme power and sacrifice by referencing his act of consuming the Halahala poison that emerged during the Samudra manthan (churning of the ocean), saving the universe from destruction. The mention of "Thillai" refers to Chidambaram, the sacred abode of Nataraja, whose "raised foot" (Kunjithapadham) symbolizes liberation and protection. Through these powerful invocations, the song captures the essence of devotion, awe, and a plea for divine grace from the ultimate cosmic dancer and protector.

Song Details

Song NameAnandha Nadana Vinodha
Singersஎம். கே. தியாகராஜ பாகவதர்
LyricistUnknown
LanguageTamil

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