Ange Siripavargal Lyrics
From the movie Rickshawkaran
Ange Siripavargal Song Lyrics is the track from Rickshawkaran Tamil Film – 1971, Starring M. G. Ramachandran, Manjula Vijayakumar, S. A. Asokan, Cho Ramaswamy, Padmini, Major Sundarrajan, Thengai Srinivasan, Poornam Viswanathan, Jyothi Lakshmi, G. Sakunthala. This song was sung by டி.எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M.S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
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Star Cast
{ Angae Siripavargal
Sirikattum adhu Aanava siripu
Ingae nee Sirikum pon siripo
Aanantha siripu } (2)
{ Nalla theerpai Ulagam sollum naal
Varumbodhu andru Siripathu yaar azhuvathu
Yaar theriyum appothu } (2)
Angae Siripavargal
Sirikattum adhu Aanava siripu
Aanava siripu
{ Vayiru valika Siripavargal manitha
Jaadhi pirar vayiru Eriya siripavargal
Miruga jaadhi } (2)
Manithan endra Porvaiyil mirugam
Vaazhum naatilae
Neethiendrum Nermai endrum
{ Ezhuthi vaipaar yettilae } (2)
Angae Siripavargal
Sirikattum adhu Aanava siripu
Ingae nee Sirikum pon siripo
Aanantha siripu
{ Naanal polae Valaivathuthaan
Sattam ahuma adhai Valaipadharku valakkarignar
Pattam venuma } (2)
Tharma thaayin Pillaigal thaayin kannai
Maraipadha
Unmai thannai Oomaiyaaki
{ Thalaikuniya vaipadha } (2)
Angae Siripavargal
Sirikattum adhu Aanava siripu
Aanava siripu
{ Thottam kaaka Pota veli payirai thindradho
Adhai kelvi keka aal illamal Paarthu nippadho } (2)
Naan oru kai paarkiren Neram varum ketkiren
Poonai alla pulli thaan Endru poga poga kaatukiren
Poga poga kaatukiren
Song Meaning & Analysis
This powerful song from 'Rickshawkaran' is a defiant anthem against injustice and arrogance, embodying the spirit of the common man's struggle for dignity. It contrasts the scornful, arrogant laughter of the powerful with the pure, joyful smile of the oppressed, asserting that true justice will eventually prevail. The lyrics highlight the hypocrisy of a society where basic principles of justice and honesty are mere words, and those in power exploit the system, likening them to beasts in human form.
The song questions the integrity of a legal system that can be easily manipulated and laments the suppression of truth. It uses vivid metaphors, like a protective fence devouring the crops it's meant to guard, to illustrate systemic corruption. The protagonist's resolve to fight back, declaring himself a tiger rather than a cat, signifies a promise of eventual triumph and a call for accountability, resonating deeply with themes of social justice and empowerment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ange Siripavargal?
Ange Siripavargal is sung by டி.எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Ange Siripavargal from?
The song Ange Siripavargal is featured in the movie Rickshawkaran.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ange Siripavargal?
The lyrics for Ange Siripavargal were written by Vaali with music composed by M.S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Ange Siripavargal lyrics?
Yes! Ange Siripavargal lyrics from Rickshawkaran include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ange Siripavargal lyrics?
This powerful song from 'Rickshawkaran' is a defiant anthem against injustice and arrogance, embodying the spirit of the common man's struggle for dignity. It contrasts the scornful, arrogant laughter of the powerful with the pure, joyful smile of the oppressed, asserting that true justice will eventually prevail. The lyrics highlight the hypocrisy of a society where basic principles of justice and honesty are mere words, and those in power exploit the system, likening them to beasts in human form. The song questions the integrity of a legal system that can be easily manipulated and laments the suppression of truth. It uses vivid metaphors, like a protective fence devouring the crops it's meant to guard, to illustrate systemic corruption. The protagonist's resolve to fight back, declaring himself a tiger rather than a cat, signifies a promise of eventual triumph and a call for accountability, resonating deeply with themes of social justice and empowerment.