
Anbu Vadivaaga Nindraai Lyrics
From the movie Swami Ayyappan
Anbu Vadivaaga Nindraai Song Lyrics is the track from Swami Ayyappan Tamil Film – 1975. This song was sung by பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன் மற்றும் பி. மாதுரி. The music was composed by G. Devarajan. Lyrics works penned by Sreekumaran Thampi.
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Anbu vadivaaga nindraai siva perumaanae
Unnai aadhiyin moolam enbaar siva perumaanae
Inba nilai kondu vanthaai siva perumaanae
Indru engal kulam vaazha vaithaai siva perumaanae
Anbu vadivaaga nindraai siva perumaanae
Unnai aadhiyin moolam enbaar siva perumaanae
Pillai ondru vaendi nindraen siva perumaanae
Nee pillai vadivaaga vanthaai siva perumaanae
Pillai ondru vaendi nindraen siva perumaanae
Nee pillai vadivaaga vanthaai siva perumaanae
Kallamindri paadu pattaen siva perumaanae
Nee kai niraiya alli thandhaai siva perumaanae
Anbu vadivaaga nindraai siva perumaanae
Unnai aadhiyin moolam enbaar siva perumaanae
Inba nilai kondu vanthaai siva perumaanae
Indru engal kulam vaazha vaithaai siva perumaanae
Anbu vadivaaga nindraai siva perumaanae
Unnai aadhiyin moolam enbaar siva perumaanae
{Gokula baalaganae kanna perumaanae
Engal govindha naayaganae kanna perumaanae
Gopiyar leelai kondaai kanna perumaanae
Engal kudumbathai vaazha vaithaai kanna perumaanae} (2)
Ondrukku rendu thandhaai kanna perumaanae
Adhil un mugam kaana vaithaai kanna perumaanae
Ondrukku rendu thandhaai kanna perumaanae
Adhil un mugam kaana vaithaai kanna perumaanae
Nandri endru sollugindrom kanna perumaanae
Unnai naal muzhudhum bakthi seivom kanna perumaanae
Siva perumaanae
Kanna perumaanae
Siva perumaanae
Kanna perumaanae
Hari om…(4)
Song Meaning & Analysis
This devotional song from 'Swami Ayyappan' is a heartfelt prayer expressing profound gratitude and reverence to both Lord Shiva and Lord Krishna. The lyrics begin by praising Lord Shiva as the embodiment of love and the primordial source, acknowledging his blessing of bringing joy and prosperity to the devotee's lineage, specifically in granting a child (referring to Ayyappan). The devotee recounts their sincere prayers and hard work, which were rewarded with abundant blessings in the form of a child.
The song then transitions to praise Lord Krishna, recognizing Ayyappan's divine connection as Harihara Putra (son of Shiva and Vishnu, who took the form of Mohini). It hails Krishna as the child of Gokula and Govinda, crediting him with making the family prosper and revealing his divine form through the children. The line "You gave two for one" signifies the extraordinary blessings received, perhaps referring to the dual divine parentage or the abundance of grace. The song concludes with a pledge of lifelong devotion to both deities, emphasizing the interconnectedness of Shiva and Vishnu in the divine narrative of Ayyappan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Anbu Vadivaaga Nindraai?
Anbu Vadivaaga Nindraai is sung by பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன் மற்றும் பி. மாதுரி.
Which movie is Anbu Vadivaaga Nindraai from?
The song Anbu Vadivaaga Nindraai is featured in the movie Swami Ayyappan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Anbu Vadivaaga Nindraai?
The lyrics for Anbu Vadivaaga Nindraai were written by Sreekumaran Thampi with music composed by G. Devarajan.
Is English translation available for Anbu Vadivaaga Nindraai lyrics?
Yes! Anbu Vadivaaga Nindraai lyrics from Swami Ayyappan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Anbu Vadivaaga Nindraai lyrics?
This devotional song from 'Swami Ayyappan' is a heartfelt prayer expressing profound gratitude and reverence to both Lord Shiva and Lord Krishna. The lyrics begin by praising Lord Shiva as the embodiment of love and the primordial source, acknowledging his blessing of bringing joy and prosperity to the devotee's lineage, specifically in granting a child (referring to Ayyappan). The devotee recounts their sincere prayers and hard work, which were rewarded with abundant blessings in the form of a child. The song then transitions to praise Lord Krishna, recognizing Ayyappan's divine connection as Harihara Putra (son of Shiva and Vishnu, who took the form of Mohini). It hails Krishna as the child of Gokula and Govinda, crediting him with making the family prosper and revealing his divine form through the children. The line "You gave two for one" signifies the extraordinary blessings received, perhaps referring to the dual divine parentage or the abundance of grace. The song concludes with a pledge of lifelong devotion to both deities, emphasizing the interconnectedness of Shiva and Vishnu in the divine narrative of Ayyappan.
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