Deivame Deivame Nandri Lyrics
From the movie Deiva Magan
Deivame Deivame Nandri Song Lyrics is the track from Deiva Magan Tamil Film – 1969, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, J. Jayalalithaa, M. N. Nambiar, Chittoor V. Nagayya, Nagesh, Pandari Bai, Major Sundarrajan, Vijayasree. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Deivamae deivamae Nandri solven deivamae
Thaedinaen thaedinaen Kandu kondaen annaiyai
Kandu kondaen annaiyai
Deivamae deivamae Nandri solven deivamae
Thaedinaen thaedinaen Kandu kondaen annaiyai
Kandu kondaen annaiyai
Deivamae deivamae Manjal kungumam pongum
Mahalakshmi en thaai Santhiththaen nerilae santhiththaen nerilae
Paasaththil thaerinaen Deivamae deivamae
Antha azhagu deivaththin maganaa ivan ah
Muththu pola en thambi vanthavudan Muththam sintha odinaen odinaen odinaen
Ada raja en thambi vaada Anna anna
Anna en solvaanena Anna ena solvaanena
Pakkam pakkam sendraen Anna ena solvaanena
Pakkam pakkam sendraen
Kuzhanthai en kaiyai kadiththu vittathu Hohoho poda po
Deivamae deivamae Deivamae deivamae
Annaiya partha pin Enna vendum nenjamae
Annaiya partha pin Enna vendum nenjamae
Indru naan pillai polae Maara vendum konjamae
Verillaamal maramaa Maramillaamal kilaiyaa
Kilaiyillaamal kaniyaa Ellaam ondru
Deivamae deivamae Deivamae deivamae
Indru partha idam Indru partha mugam
Endrum vendum deivamae
Kanneerinil undaavathae Kanneerinil undaavathae
Paasam ennum thottam Vidhi ennum nadhi oru pakkamaagavae
Odugirathu poda po
Thanthaiyai parthapin Enna vendum nenjamae
Dharmamae thanthai thaayai Kakka vendum deivamae
Deivamae deivamae Nandri solven deivamae
Thaedinaen thaedinaen Kandu kondaen annaiyai
Kandu kondaen annaiyai Oo oo ho oo oo ho oo oo ho
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Deivame Deivame Nandri' from the 1969 film 'Deiva Magan', is a heartfelt expression of immense joy, gratitude, and emotional reunion. The protagonist, likely one of Sivaji Ganesan's characters who was separated from his family, sings to God, thanking Him for finally reuniting him with his long-lost mother. The lyrics beautifully portray the overwhelming happiness of finding his mother, whom he reveres as Mahalakshmi, and the profound sense of belonging and purification he feels in her presence. The song captures the essence of familial love and the deep emotional bond between a child and their parent.
The narrative also extends to the protagonist's interaction with his younger brother, whom he affectionately calls a 'pearl'. His eagerness to embrace his brother and the playful exchange where the child bites his hand add a touch of endearing realism to the reunion. The philosophical lines about the interconnectedness of roots, tree, branch, and fruit emphasize the indivisible nature of family. Ultimately, the song is a powerful ode to family, expressing a desire for these precious relationships to last forever and a prayer for righteousness to protect parents, culminating in a profound sense of peace and fulfillment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Deivame Deivame Nandri?
Deivame Deivame Nandri is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Deivame Deivame Nandri from?
The song Deivame Deivame Nandri is featured in the movie Deiva Magan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Deivame Deivame Nandri?
The lyrics for Deivame Deivame Nandri were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Deivame Deivame Nandri lyrics?
Yes! Deivame Deivame Nandri lyrics from Deiva Magan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Deivame Deivame Nandri lyrics?
This song, 'Deivame Deivame Nandri' from the 1969 film 'Deiva Magan', is a heartfelt expression of immense joy, gratitude, and emotional reunion. The protagonist, likely one of Sivaji Ganesan's characters who was separated from his family, sings to God, thanking Him for finally reuniting him with his long-lost mother. The lyrics beautifully portray the overwhelming happiness of finding his mother, whom he reveres as Mahalakshmi, and the profound sense of belonging and purification he feels in her presence. The song captures the essence of familial love and the deep emotional bond between a child and their parent. The narrative also extends to the protagonist's interaction with his younger brother, whom he affectionately calls a 'pearl'. His eagerness to embrace his brother and the playful exchange where the child bites his hand add a touch of endearing realism to the reunion. The philosophical lines about the interconnectedness of roots, tree, branch, and fruit emphasize the indivisible nature of family. Ultimately, the song is a powerful ode to family, expressing a desire for these precious relationships to last forever and a prayer for righteousness to protect parents, culminating in a profound sense of peace and fulfillment.
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