Deva Dhayai Puriya Cover Art

Deva Dhayai Puriya Lyrics

From the movie Manalane Mangaiyin Bakkiam

Deva Dhayai Puriya Song Lyrics is the track from Manalane Mangaiyin Bakkiam Tamil Film – 1957. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Singers

பச
Singerபி. சுஷீலா

Star Cast

Not Specified

Singer : P. Susheela

Music Director : P. Aadhinarayana Rao

Lyricist : Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass

Deva thayai puriya vaa vaa Eliyonai kakkavaa
Irul neekkum jeeva enaiyaala nee odi vaa Deva thayai puriya vaa vaa

Ezhai kuraiyai kelamalae innum Paaramugam yeno
Paalaivanam pol en vaazhvin jothi Nilai maari silaiyaagum nilaiyaanadhae

Deva thayai puriya vaa vaa Eliyonai kakkavaa
Irul neekkum jeeva enaiyaala nee odi vaa Deva thayai puriya vaa vaa

Thaandava naadha aandarul naadha Nandhi vaagana naaga booshana
Paarvathi ramana baktha baavana Parama purusha gangadhara sankara
Hara hara sambho mahadeva

Kaala kaalanai vendra sarvesha Kailai vaahum eesa
Gaganam bhuvanamae pugazhum ullaasa Kaatharul paramaesa

Aalakaalamae undu adiyaargal Allaltheertha naesa
Anbin idhaya vaasa agilam pugalum eesa Aadhaaram yedhum illadha anadhaiyai
Aanarul saambhasiva

Vedhanaiyal thuyar meeridum Velaiyil vandharul saambhasiva
Abhayam thandharul saambhasiva Idhu samayam vandharul saambhasiva
saambhasiva saambhasiva saambhasiva…

Song Meaning & Analysis

This devotional song is a fervent plea to Lord Shiva, expressing deep anguish and a desperate call for divine intervention. The singer, feeling abandoned and helpless, likens their life's joy to a desert, turning into a lifeless statue due to overwhelming sorrow. The lyrics convey a profound sense of vulnerability and a yearning for mercy and protection from the divine.

The song elaborately praises Lord Shiva by invoking his various names and attributes – the cosmic dancer (Thandava Naadha), rider of Nandi, adorned with snakes, consort of Parvati, the one who consumed the Halahala poison to save the world, and the supreme being residing in Kailash. It highlights Shiva's power to conquer death and his compassion for devotees, culminating in a heartfelt request for refuge and blessings in a time of immense suffering, emphasizing the singer's status as an unsupported orphan seeking divine grace.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Deva Dhayai Puriya?

Deva Dhayai Puriya is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.

Which movie is Deva Dhayai Puriya from?

The song Deva Dhayai Puriya is featured in the movie Manalane Mangaiyin Bakkiam.

Who wrote the lyrics for Deva Dhayai Puriya?

The lyrics for Deva Dhayai Puriya were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.

Is English translation available for Deva Dhayai Puriya lyrics?

Yes! Deva Dhayai Puriya lyrics from Manalane Mangaiyin Bakkiam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Deva Dhayai Puriya lyrics?

This devotional song is a fervent plea to Lord Shiva, expressing deep anguish and a desperate call for divine intervention. The singer, feeling abandoned and helpless, likens their life's joy to a desert, turning into a lifeless statue due to overwhelming sorrow. The lyrics convey a profound sense of vulnerability and a yearning for mercy and protection from the divine. The song elaborately praises Lord Shiva by invoking his various names and attributes – the cosmic dancer (Thandava Naadha), rider of Nandi, adorned with snakes, consort of Parvati, the one who consumed the Halahala poison to save the world, and the supreme being residing in Kailash. It highlights Shiva's power to conquer death and his compassion for devotees, culminating in a heartfelt request for refuge and blessings in a time of immense suffering, emphasizing the singer's status as an unsupported orphan seeking divine grace.

Song Details

Song NameDeva Dhayai Puriya
Singersபி. சுஷீலா
LyricistUnknown
LanguageTamil

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