Azhutha Pulla Lyrics
From the movie Panja Bootham Tamil
Azhutha Pulla Song Lyrics is the track from Panja Bootham Tamil Tamil Film – 1979. This song was sung by மனோரமா.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singer : Manorama
Music Director : Sankar Ganesh
Lyricist : Bunrutti Lakshmanan
Azhudha pullai sirikkumaam Kazhutha paala kudikkumaam
Sari sari sari Adhirstam vandhaal kazhutha kooda
Aagasathil parakkumaam
Driyadiritto driyadiritto driyadiritto
Haa velli mookku kudhirakutti vellakatti
Aasaiyoda pondattiya Kazhudhayinnu konjuraan
Aasaiyoda pondattiya Kazhudhayinnu konjuraan
Aasai theendha paavi manushan Ada chee poo kazhudha engiraan
Driyadiritto driyadiritto driyadiritto
Haa velli mookku kudhirakutti vellakatti
Azhudha pullai sirikkumaam Kazhutha paala kudikkumaam
Adhirstam vandhaal kazhutha kooda Aagasathil parakkumaam
Kaariyam thaan aaganumnnu Kazhudha kaalai pidikkiraan
Kaariyamthaan aaganumnnu Kazhudha kaalai pidikkiraan
Kaariyangal aana inane Kaalaal etti odhaikkiraan
Driyadiritto driyadiritto driyadiritto
Haa velli mookku kudhirakutti vellakatti
Azhudha pullai sirikkumaam Kazhutha paala kudikkumaam
Adhirstam vandhaal kazhutha kooda Aagasathil parakkumaam
Kazhudhaiyenna thaenju ponaa Katterumbhu aagumaa
Kazhudhaiyenna thaenju ponaa Katterumbhu aagumaa
Kaalam ponaa maami ponaa Kazhudha pola maarumaa…ada
Driyadiritto driyadiritto driyadiritto
Haa velli mookku kudhirakutti vellakatti
Azhudha pullai sirikkumaam Kazhutha paala kudikkumaam
Adhirstam vandhaal kazhutha kooda Aagasathil parakkumaam
Driyadiritto driyadiritto driyadiritto
Haa velli mookku kudhirakutti vellakatti
Song Meaning & Analysis
This folk song uses the metaphor of a 'donkey' (kazhutha) to offer a satirical commentary on human nature and the fickle ways people treat each other based on self-interest and changing fortunes. The opening lines establish a theme of unexpected turns, suggesting that with a stroke of luck, even the most improbable things can happen, like a crying child laughing or a donkey flying. This sets the stage for a critique of how circumstances dictate human behavior and perception.
The lyrics then delve into the hypocrisy of human relationships: a man might affectionately call his wife a 'donkey' when he desires something, only to harshly dismiss her once his needs are met. Similarly, people will humble themselves and flatter others ('hold the donkey's feet') to achieve their goals, but once their purpose is served, they discard or mistreat those they once courted. The song concludes with poignant rhetorical questions, pondering if a worn-out donkey loses its essence or if a woman, after her prime, is similarly devalued and changed, highlighting the transient and often unfair treatment individuals receive.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Azhutha Pulla?
Azhutha Pulla is sung by மனோரமா.
Which movie is Azhutha Pulla from?
The song Azhutha Pulla is featured in the movie Panja Bootham Tamil.
Who wrote the lyrics for Azhutha Pulla?
The lyrics for Azhutha Pulla were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Azhutha Pulla lyrics?
Yes! Azhutha Pulla lyrics from Panja Bootham Tamil include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Azhutha Pulla lyrics?
This folk song uses the metaphor of a 'donkey' (kazhutha) to offer a satirical commentary on human nature and the fickle ways people treat each other based on self-interest and changing fortunes. The opening lines establish a theme of unexpected turns, suggesting that with a stroke of luck, even the most improbable things can happen, like a crying child laughing or a donkey flying. This sets the stage for a critique of how circumstances dictate human behavior and perception. The lyrics then delve into the hypocrisy of human relationships: a man might affectionately call his wife a 'donkey' when he desires something, only to harshly dismiss her once his needs are met. Similarly, people will humble themselves and flatter others ('hold the donkey's feet') to achieve their goals, but once their purpose is served, they discard or mistreat those they once courted. The song concludes with poignant rhetorical questions, pondering if a worn-out donkey loses its essence or if a woman, after her prime, is similarly devalued and changed, highlighting the transient and often unfair treatment individuals receive.
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