Aranga Un Mahimaiyai Lyrics
From the movie Meera Film
Aranga Un Mahimaiyai Song Lyrics is the track from Meera Film Tamil Film – 1945. This song was sung by எம். எஸ். சுப்புலட்சுமி மற்றும் குழு. The music was composed by S. V. Venkatraman. Lyrics works penned by Parthi Bhaskar.
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Arangaa un magimaiyai Arindhavar yaar
Arangaa un magimaiyai Arindhavar yaar
Arindhavar yaar engum niraindhavanae… Hae…ae
Arindhavar yaar engum niraindhavanae Arangaa un magimaiyai arindhavar yaar
Yaanai andru aadhimoolamae endru Olamidavum odi vandhanaiyae
Eenargal sabaiyil dhraupathi kadhara Eenargal sabaiyil dhraupathi kadhara
Maanam kaarthanaiyae aahaa nee
Arangaa un magimaiyai Arindhavar yaar
Arindhavar yaar engum niraindhavanae Arangaa un magimaiyai
Arindhavar yaar Arangaa un magimaiyai
Arindhavar yaar
Prahalaadhanaiyae baalanam seiya Narahariyaai vandha naarananae
Dhaaraniyil unnai andri verae Dhaaraniyil unnai andri verae
Yaar thunai sanga gadhaa dharanae
Arangaa un magimaiyai Arindhavar yaar
Arindhavar yaar engum niraindhavanae Arangaa un magimaiyai
Arindhavar yaar Arangaa un magimaiyai
Arindhavar yaar
Yadhu nandhana gopaala Jaya brundhaavana lola
Yadhu nandhana gopaala Jaya brundhaavana lola
Jaya dheena vathsalaa Jaya vaenughaana lolaa
Jaya dheena vathsalaa Jaya vaenughaana lolaa
Female & Chorus : Jaya brundhaavana lola
Jaya dheena vathsalaa Jaya vaenughaana lolaa
Yadhu nandhana gopaala
Female & Chorus : Jaya brundhaavana lola
Jaya dheena vathsalaa Jaya vaenughaana lolaa
Yadhu nandhana gopaala
Female & Chorus : Jaya brundhaavana lola
Jaya dheena vathsalaa Jaya vaenughaana lolaa
Varadhaa aaa Varadhaaa arul tharuvaai vanamaali
Jaya varadhaa Arul tharuvaai vanamaali
Jaya meeraa prabhu giridhaari Jaya meeraa prabhu giridhaari
Jaya meeraa prabhu giridhaari Jaya meeraa prabhu giridhaari
Jaya meeraa prabhu giridhaari
Song Meaning & Analysis
This devotional song, 'Aranga Un Mahimaiyai', is a heartfelt ode to Lord Krishna (referred to as Aranga, Narayana, Gopala, Giridhari, Vanamaali). It expresses profound wonder and reverence for the Lord's divine power and compassion, questioning who can truly comprehend His boundless glory. The lyrics recount classic Hindu mythological tales that exemplify Krishna's protective nature: saving the elephant Gajendra from the crocodile, safeguarding Draupadi's honor in the Kaurava assembly, and appearing as Narasimha to protect his devotee Prahlada. These narratives serve to reinforce the singer's unwavering faith and belief in Krishna as the ultimate savior and sole refuge in times of distress.
The latter part of the song transitions into a series of joyous invocations, praising Krishna's various epithets and divine attributes. He is celebrated as the beloved son of Nanda, the playful resident of Vrindavan, the compassionate protector of the downtrodden, and the enchanting flutist. The repeated chants of 'Jaya' (victory) signify devotion and surrender, culminating in a direct plea for grace and a final declaration of victory to Meera's Lord, Giridhari. The song beautifully captures the essence of Bhakti (devotion), portraying a deep personal connection and adoration for the divine.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Aranga Un Mahimaiyai?
Aranga Un Mahimaiyai is sung by எம். எஸ். சுப்புலட்சுமி மற்றும் குழு.
Which movie is Aranga Un Mahimaiyai from?
The song Aranga Un Mahimaiyai is featured in the movie Meera Film.
Who wrote the lyrics for Aranga Un Mahimaiyai?
The lyrics for Aranga Un Mahimaiyai were written by Parthi Bhaskar with music composed by S. V. Venkatraman.
Is English translation available for Aranga Un Mahimaiyai lyrics?
Yes! Aranga Un Mahimaiyai lyrics from Meera Film include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Aranga Un Mahimaiyai lyrics?
This devotional song, 'Aranga Un Mahimaiyai', is a heartfelt ode to Lord Krishna (referred to as Aranga, Narayana, Gopala, Giridhari, Vanamaali). It expresses profound wonder and reverence for the Lord's divine power and compassion, questioning who can truly comprehend His boundless glory. The lyrics recount classic Hindu mythological tales that exemplify Krishna's protective nature: saving the elephant Gajendra from the crocodile, safeguarding Draupadi's honor in the Kaurava assembly, and appearing as Narasimha to protect his devotee Prahlada. These narratives serve to reinforce the singer's unwavering faith and belief in Krishna as the ultimate savior and sole refuge in times of distress. The latter part of the song transitions into a series of joyous invocations, praising Krishna's various epithets and divine attributes. He is celebrated as the beloved son of Nanda, the playful resident of Vrindavan, the compassionate protector of the downtrodden, and the enchanting flutist. The repeated chants of 'Jaya' (victory) signify devotion and surrender, culminating in a direct plea for grace and a final declaration of victory to Meera's Lord, Giridhari. The song beautifully captures the essence of Bhakti (devotion), portraying a deep personal connection and adoration for the divine.
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