Ariya Paruvame Puriya Cover Art

Ariya Paruvame Puriya Lyrics

From the movie Idhu Engal Rajyam

Ariya Paruvame Puriya Song Lyrics is the track from Idhu Engal Rajyam Tamil Film – 1985, Starring Rajesh, Jeevitha, Goundamani, Kullamani, Kumarimuthu, M. S. Madhu, Raja Bagadur, S. R. Vijaya, V. R. Thilagam. This song was sung by எஸ். ஜானகி. The music was composed by Chandrabose. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

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Music DirectorChandrabose
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LyricistPulamaipithan

Singers

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Singerஎஸ். ஜானகி

Star Cast

Ariyaa paruvamae puriyaa idhayamae Ariyaa paruvamae puriyaa idhayamae
Puriyum naalilae thalaivan illaiyae Puriyum naalilae thalaivan illaiyae

Ariyaa paruvamae puriyaa idhayamae

Manakoyil thirakkindra neram Manavaalan illaatha kaalam
Manakoyil thirakkindra neram Manavaalan illaatha kaalam

Mazhai megam kaanaatha cholai Kanikkaaga dhinam yaengum velai
Nadhithaan varumaa karaiyai thodumaa

Ariyaa paruvamae puriyaa idhayamae Ariyaa paruvamae puriyaa idhayamae

Thanthaanae thaanaenaanae ohoi ohoi
Thanthaanae thaanaenaanae ohoi ohoi
Thanthaanae naanaanae thanthaanae naanaanae
Thanthaanae naanae naanaenae

Pudhu vellaam paayaatha bhoomi Podhuvaaga sezhikkaathu saami
Pudhu vellaam paayaatha bhoomi Podhuvaaga sezhikkaathu saami

Needhaanae en kadhal veli Ninaikkaamal ponaenae paavi
Vidhaithaan vizhumaa payirthaan ezhumaa

Ariyaa paruvamae puriyaa idhayamae Puriyum naalilae thalaivan illaiyae

Ariyaa paruvamae puriyaa idhayamae

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song beautifully captures the poignant theme of missed opportunities and unfulfilled love. The lyrics speak from the perspective of a heart that was once 'unknown' and 'uncomprehending' in its youth, only to realize the depth of its feelings when the beloved, referred to as 'thalaivan' (leader/lord/lover), is no longer present. It laments the cruel irony of understanding love only when it's too late, comparing this state to a temple of the heart opening when the groom is absent, or a parched grove yearning for rain that never comes.

The song further emphasizes this sense of longing and regret through vivid metaphors. It describes a land that cannot flourish without new floods, symbolizing a life or love that cannot thrive without its essential element. The lines "You are my fence of love, I went away without thinking, oh sinner" reveal a self-reproach, suggesting that the speaker might have been responsible for the separation or missed chance. The recurring question, "Will the seed fall? Will the crop rise?" encapsulates the uncertainty and despair of a love that might never blossom, leaving a profound sense of melancholy and yearning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Ariya Paruvame Puriya?

Ariya Paruvame Puriya is sung by எஸ். ஜானகி.

Which movie is Ariya Paruvame Puriya from?

The song Ariya Paruvame Puriya is featured in the movie Idhu Engal Rajyam.

Who wrote the lyrics for Ariya Paruvame Puriya?

The lyrics for Ariya Paruvame Puriya were written by Pulamaipithan with music composed by Chandrabose.

Is English translation available for Ariya Paruvame Puriya lyrics?

Yes! Ariya Paruvame Puriya lyrics from Idhu Engal Rajyam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Ariya Paruvame Puriya lyrics?

This song beautifully captures the poignant theme of missed opportunities and unfulfilled love. The lyrics speak from the perspective of a heart that was once 'unknown' and 'uncomprehending' in its youth, only to realize the depth of its feelings when the beloved, referred to as 'thalaivan' (leader/lord/lover), is no longer present. It laments the cruel irony of understanding love only when it's too late, comparing this state to a temple of the heart opening when the groom is absent, or a parched grove yearning for rain that never comes. The song further emphasizes this sense of longing and regret through vivid metaphors. It describes a land that cannot flourish without new floods, symbolizing a life or love that cannot thrive without its essential element. The lines "You are my fence of love, I went away without thinking, oh sinner" reveal a self-reproach, suggesting that the speaker might have been responsible for the separation or missed chance. The recurring question, "Will the seed fall? Will the crop rise?" encapsulates the uncertainty and despair of a love that might never blossom, leaving a profound sense of melancholy and yearning.

Song Details

Song NameAriya Paruvame Puriya
Singersஎஸ். ஜானகி
LyricistPulamaipithan
LanguageTamil

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