Avalidam Kelungal Vazhi Lyrics
From the movie Velli Ratham
Avalidam Kelungal Vazhi Song Lyrics is the track from Velli Ratham Tamil Film – 1979. This song was sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி மற்றும் சீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
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Avalidam kelungal vazhi kedaikkum
Naam athanai thuayrukkum vazhi pirakkum
Avalidam kelungal vazhi kedaikkum
Naam athanai thuayrukkum vazhi pirakkum
Thattaamal aval sannidhaanam thirakkum
Ettu per kondaalin thunai irukkum
Thattaamal aval sannidhaanam thirakkum
Ettu per kondaalin thunai irukkum
Thirisooli endraalum aval naamam thaan
Thirumaalin sreedevi avadhaaram thaan
Avalidam kelungal vazhi kedaikkum
Naam athanai thuayrukkum vazhi pirakkum
Thaangaadha yelmaikku thunai varuvaal
Dhanalakshmiyaai vandhu porul tharuvaal
Thaangaadha yelmaikku thunai varuvaal
Dhanalakshmiyaai vandhu porul tharuvaal
Needhikku naayagiyaai thaan iruppaal
Aadhilakshmiyaai vandhu theerpalippaal
Thirisooli endraalum aval naamam thaan
Thirumaalin sreedevi avadhaaram thaan
Avalidam kelungal vazhi kedaikkum
Naam athanai thuayrukkum vazhi pirakkum
Mazhai kaana boomikku thaayaaga
Dhaanyalakshmi ena solli mazhai pozhivaal
Sandhaanam sowbakkiyam perugi sera
Santhaana lakshmiyaaga varam azhippaal
Thirisooli endraalum aval naamam thaan
Thirumaalin sreedevi avadhaaram thaan
Avalidam kelungal vazhi kedaikkum
Naam athanai thuayrukkum vazhi pirakkum
Pogumidam ellamae vettri sera
Vijiyalakshmi annaithaan thilagamiduvaal
Aana kalvi athanaiyum arindhu thera
Vidhayalakshmi deviyaaga arul tharuvaal
Thirisooli endraalum aval naamam thaan
Thirumaalin sreedevi avadhaaram thaan
Kozhaikku vazhikattum veeramaaga
Thairiyalakshmiyaaga vandhu aanmai azhipaal
Aarogiyam aayulukkum vazhikattaa
Gajalakshmi enum peril menmai koduppaal
Thirisooli endraalum aval naamam thaan
Thirumaalin sreedevi avadhaaram thaan
Avalidam kelungal vazhi kedaikkum
Naam athanai thuayrukkum vazhi pirakkum
Thattaamal aval sannidhaanam thirakkum
Ettu per kondaalin thunai irukkum
Thirisooli endraalum aval naamam thaan
Thirumaalin sreedevi avadhaaram thaan
Thirisooli endraalum aval naamam thaan
Thirumaalin sreedevi avadhaaram thaan
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song is a fervent devotional plea to the Goddess Lakshmi, emphasizing that seeking her guidance will resolve all sorrows and open doors to solutions. It highlights her eight manifestations, known as Ashtalakshmi, each associated with a specific aspect of prosperity and well-being. The lyrics assure devotees that the Goddess, though powerful (wielder of the trident), is essentially Sridevi, the consort of Vishnu, and her divine support is always available.
Each stanza elaborates on a particular form of Lakshmi and the boons she bestows: Dhanalakshmi for wealth, Adhilakshmi for justice, Dhanyalakshmi for rain and harvest, Santhana Lakshmi for progeny, Vijayalakshmi for success, Vidhyalakshmi for knowledge, Dhairyalakshmi for courage, and Gajalakshmi for health and longevity. The song reinforces the belief that by invoking these forms, devotees can overcome any challenge and attain all forms of prosperity and spiritual fulfillment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Avalidam Kelungal Vazhi?
Avalidam Kelungal Vazhi is sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி மற்றும் சீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன்.
Which movie is Avalidam Kelungal Vazhi from?
The song Avalidam Kelungal Vazhi is featured in the movie Velli Ratham.
Who wrote the lyrics for Avalidam Kelungal Vazhi?
The lyrics for Avalidam Kelungal Vazhi were written by Unknown with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Avalidam Kelungal Vazhi lyrics?
Yes! Avalidam Kelungal Vazhi lyrics from Velli Ratham include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Avalidam Kelungal Vazhi lyrics?
The song is a fervent devotional plea to the Goddess Lakshmi, emphasizing that seeking her guidance will resolve all sorrows and open doors to solutions. It highlights her eight manifestations, known as Ashtalakshmi, each associated with a specific aspect of prosperity and well-being. The lyrics assure devotees that the Goddess, though powerful (wielder of the trident), is essentially Sridevi, the consort of Vishnu, and her divine support is always available. Each stanza elaborates on a particular form of Lakshmi and the boons she bestows: Dhanalakshmi for wealth, Adhilakshmi for justice, Dhanyalakshmi for rain and harvest, Santhana Lakshmi for progeny, Vijayalakshmi for success, Vidhyalakshmi for knowledge, Dhairyalakshmi for courage, and Gajalakshmi for health and longevity. The song reinforces the belief that by invoking these forms, devotees can overcome any challenge and attain all forms of prosperity and spiritual fulfillment.