
Dhesamengum Viduthalai Lyrics
From the movie Thooya Ullam Tamil
Dhesamengum Viduthalai Song Lyrics is the track from Thooya Ullam Tamil Tamil Film – 1961. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singers : T. M. Soundarajan and P. Susheela
Music Director : Pendyala Nageswara Rao
Lyricist : Kannadasan
Dhesam engum viduthalai vizha Veera thiru vilanghum vettri thiruvizha
Dhesam engum viduthalai vizha Veera thiru vilanghum vettri thiruvizha
Dhesam engum viduthalai vizha
Ezhai endrum adimai endrum Evanumillaiyae
Ezhai endrum adimai endrum Evanumillaiyae
Engal bharathiyin vaarthaigal polae Hoo o o
Dhesam engum viduthalai vizha Veera thiru vilanghum vettri thiruvizha
Dhesam engum viduthalai vizha
Hoo o o o o
Suthandhiram vandhavudan thoonghivittomae
Sonnadhellaam marandhu naam nadanthu vittomae
Suthandhiram vandhavudan thoonghivittomae
Sonnadhellaam marandhu naam nadanthu vittomae
Sadhanaiyo siridhum illai thalarndhu vittomae
Palanillamal medai yeri pesigindromae
Sendra kaalam konjamillaiye Namm sindhai pola seigai illayae
Sendra kaalam konjamillaiye Namm sindhai pola seigai illayae
Sendra kaalam konjamillaiye
Kazhughu pola vilaigalellam parakkudhu ingae
Kalviynmai kollai laabam valarndhadhu ingae
Kazhughu pola vilaigalellam parakkudhu ingae
Kalviynmai kollai laabam valarndhadhu ingae
Velai illaa thindattam perugudhu ingae Vendi nindra unmaiyaana suthanthiram engae
Irulil veezhndha dhesamaanadhae Adhai enni paarkka vandha naalidhae
Irulil veezhndha dhesamaanadhae Adhai enni paarkka vandha naalidhae
Irulil veezhndha dhesamaanadhae Adhai enni paarkka vandha naalidhae
Dhesam engum viduthalai vizha Veera thiru vilanghum vettri thiruvizha
Dhesam engum viduthalai vizha Veera thiru vilanghum vettri thiruvizha
Dhesam engum viduthalai vizha
Padhavi vettai lunja oozhal malindhu vittadhae
Padhukki vaikkum koottamingae niraindha vittadhae
Padhavi vettai lunja oozhal malindhu vittadhae
Padhukki vaikkum koottamingae niraindha vittadhae
Madha virodham jaadhi sandai valarndhu vittadhe
Madha virodham jaadhi sandai valarndhu vittadhe
Manidhanaiye manidhn thinnum kaalam aandhe
Idhu suyanalathaal vandhadhallava
Idhai tholaippadhum namm kadamai allava
Suyanalathaal vandhadhallava
Idhai tholaippadhum namm kadamai allava
Suyanalathaal vandhadhallava
Idhai tholaippadhum namm kadamai allava
Ellaarum ellaamum pera vendum Peravendum
Illamai illamal aravendum Aravendum
Ellaarum ellaamum pera vendum Illamai illamal aravendum
Ellaarum ellaamum pera vendum Illamai illamal aravendum
Indha vaazhvinai yeidhi Vaazhndhidum naalae
Inba thaayagam ulaginil engum Oliyum manamum adaiyum naalaam
Hooo o o o
Vaazhga thaayagam vaazhiyavae Vaazhga thaayagam vaazhiyavae
Vaazhga thaayagam vaazhiyavae Vaazhga thaayagam vaazhiyavae
Vaazhga thaayagam vaazhiyavae Vaazhga thaayagam vaazhiyavae
Vaazhga thaayagam vaazhiyavae Vaazhga thaayagam vaazhiyavae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Dhesamengum Viduthalai" from the 1961 film 'Thooya Ullam Tamil' is a poignant reflection on the state of India post-independence. Initially, it celebrates the joy of freedom, echoing the ideals of poets like Bharathi, where no one should be poor or enslaved. However, the lyrics quickly shift to a critical self-assessment, lamenting that the nation "fell asleep" after gaining independence, forgetting its promises and failing to achieve true progress. It highlights the stark contrast between the initial hopes and the grim reality of soaring prices, illiteracy, unemployment, and the absence of genuine freedom, urging introspection on how the nation has fallen into darkness.
The latter part of the song delves deeper into the societal ills that have plagued the country, such as the rampant corruption, power-hungry politicians, hoarding, religious animosity, and caste conflicts, leading to a state where "man devours man." The lyricist attributes these problems to selfishness and calls upon the citizens to recognize their duty to eradicate these vices. It concludes with a powerful vision for a future where everyone achieves prosperity, poverty is abolished, and the motherland truly shines with joy, light, and fragrance, emphasizing the collective responsibility to realize the true spirit of independence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Dhesamengum Viduthalai?
Dhesamengum Viduthalai is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Dhesamengum Viduthalai from?
The song Dhesamengum Viduthalai is featured in the movie Thooya Ullam Tamil.
Who wrote the lyrics for Dhesamengum Viduthalai?
The lyrics for Dhesamengum Viduthalai were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Dhesamengum Viduthalai lyrics?
Yes! Dhesamengum Viduthalai lyrics from Thooya Ullam Tamil include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Dhesamengum Viduthalai lyrics?
The song "Dhesamengum Viduthalai" from the 1961 film 'Thooya Ullam Tamil' is a poignant reflection on the state of India post-independence. Initially, it celebrates the joy of freedom, echoing the ideals of poets like Bharathi, where no one should be poor or enslaved. However, the lyrics quickly shift to a critical self-assessment, lamenting that the nation "fell asleep" after gaining independence, forgetting its promises and failing to achieve true progress. It highlights the stark contrast between the initial hopes and the grim reality of soaring prices, illiteracy, unemployment, and the absence of genuine freedom, urging introspection on how the nation has fallen into darkness. The latter part of the song delves deeper into the societal ills that have plagued the country, such as the rampant corruption, power-hungry politicians, hoarding, religious animosity, and caste conflicts, leading to a state where "man devours man." The lyricist attributes these problems to selfishness and calls upon the citizens to recognize their duty to eradicate these vices. It concludes with a powerful vision for a future where everyone achieves prosperity, poverty is abolished, and the motherland truly shines with joy, light, and fragrance, emphasizing the collective responsibility to realize the true spirit of independence.
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