Durga Durga Lyrics
From the movie Priyanka
Durga Durga Song Lyrics is the track from Priyanka Tamil Film – 1994, Starring Revathi, Jayaram, Prabhu, Jaishankar, Nassar, Nizhalgal Ravi, Captain Raju, Venniradai Moorthy, Delhi Ganesh, Manjula Vijayakumar. This song was sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Durgaa durgaa thudithezhundhu Nindraal vandhaal
Dhisai adhira nadam purivaal
Nadam purivaal nadam purivaal
Durgaa durgaa thudithezhundhu Nindraal vandhaal
Dhisai adhira nadam purivaal
Nadam purivaal nadam purivaal
Thirisoolam eduthiduvaal Vinai theert thoduthiduvaal
Thirisoolam eduthiduvaal Vinai theert thoduthiduvaal
Sinandhu ezhundhu Sivandhu vizhithu
Kodumaigal odungida kodiyavar nadungida
Durgaa durgaa thudithezhundhu Nindraal vandhaal
Dhisai adhira nadam purivaal
Nadam purivaal nadam purivaal
Aduthavar kudigalai keduppavarai
Keduppavarai keduppavarai
Aanavam pidithingu kidappavarai
Kidappavarai kidappavarai
Paadhagam purindhida nadappavarai
Nadappavarai nadappavarai
Pengalai pazhithida ninaippavarai
Ninaippavarai ninaippavarai
Maaittida saaithida kan vizhithaal
Analgal parakka vizhithaal
Aayiram aayudham kai eduthaal
Pagaiyai mudikka eduthaal
Sivasangari nava nandhini Thirisoolini bhavathaarini
Mandinavar thamai anbodu kaathida Annai ezhundhaalae
Andamum aadhiyum adhamum atra Nal annai ezhundhaalae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This powerful devotional song is a fervent invocation to Goddess Durga, portraying her as the ultimate protector and destroyer of evil. The lyrics vividly describe her fierce awakening, her majestic dance that shakes the very directions, and her readiness to wield her trident to eradicate injustice. It emphasizes her wrath against those who commit atrocities, highlighting her red eyes and trembling presence that instills fear in the hearts of villains, ensuring that all cruelties are brought to an end.
The song specifically targets various forms of malevolence: those who ruin others' lives, those consumed by arrogance, those who commit sins, and particularly those who disrespect or harm women. Durga is depicted as rising with a thousand weapons, her eyes blazing with fire, determined to annihilate such enemies. The lyrics hail her by various divine names—Sivasankari, Nava Nandini, Trisoolini, Bhavatharini—underscoring her supreme power and benevolent purpose to protect her devotees. It's a hymn of empowerment, justice, and unwavering faith in the divine mother's ability to restore order and peace.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Durga Durga?
Durga Durga is sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Durga Durga from?
The song Durga Durga is featured in the movie Priyanka.
Who wrote the lyrics for Durga Durga?
The lyrics for Durga Durga were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Durga Durga lyrics?
Yes! Durga Durga lyrics from Priyanka include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Durga Durga lyrics?
This powerful devotional song is a fervent invocation to Goddess Durga, portraying her as the ultimate protector and destroyer of evil. The lyrics vividly describe her fierce awakening, her majestic dance that shakes the very directions, and her readiness to wield her trident to eradicate injustice. It emphasizes her wrath against those who commit atrocities, highlighting her red eyes and trembling presence that instills fear in the hearts of villains, ensuring that all cruelties are brought to an end. The song specifically targets various forms of malevolence: those who ruin others' lives, those consumed by arrogance, those who commit sins, and particularly those who disrespect or harm women. Durga is depicted as rising with a thousand weapons, her eyes blazing with fire, determined to annihilate such enemies. The lyrics hail her by various divine names—Sivasankari, Nava Nandini, Trisoolini, Bhavatharini—underscoring her supreme power and benevolent purpose to protect her devotees. It's a hymn of empowerment, justice, and unwavering faith in the divine mother's ability to restore order and peace.
