Ellam Un Arulale Lyrics
From the movie Radhaiketra Kannan
Ellam Un Arulale Song Lyrics is the track from Radhaiketra Kannan Tamil Film – 1978. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Ellaam un arulaalae vengadesa
Indru engalukkum saatchi neeyae thirumalaesaa
Aalillaatha araiyilae naanillaatha naalilae
Thaali katta vaiththaayae seenivaasaa
Ellaam un arulaalae vengadesa
Indru engalukkum saatchi neeyae thirumalaesaa
Aalillaatha araiyilae naanillaatha naalilae
Thaali katta vaiththaayae seenivaasaa
Kilikoondil ulla oru kadhal jodi Chumma kilukilukkum anantha paattu paadi
Aaoru kattil oru methai uravaadi ingae Ulagaththai marappomaa vilaiyaadi
Aaaa…aaaa Oru kattil oru methai uravaadi ingae
Ulagaththai marappomaa vilaiyaadi
Ninikkaamal mudiyaiyae malaivaasaa Nee neram paarththu vaiththaai seenivaasaa
Ninikkaamal mudiyaiyae malaivaasaa Nee neram paarththu vaiththaai seenivaasaa
Vengadesathirumalesaa Thirumalaesaseenivaasaa
Ellaam un arulaalae vengadesa
Indru engalukkum saatchi neeyae thirumalaesaa
Aalillaatha araiyilae naanillaatha naalilae
Thaali katta vaiththaayae seenivaasaa
Meenaatchi tholilae sokkesaa Vallithaanaalum deivamae murugesha
Aa…haaaaaa Meenaatchi tholilae sokkesaa
Vallithaanaalum deivamae murugesha
Ungalukkum saanthiye ippadiththaana
Sontha ooraarkku virunthellaam appuramthaanaa
Ungalukkum saanthiye ippadiththaana
Sontha ooraarkku virunthellaam appuramthaanaa
Alamelu mangaiyin uyir nesaa Emmai avasaraththil saeththu vaiththaai seenivaasaa
Alamelu mangaiyin uyir nesaa Emmai avasaraththil saeththu vaiththaai seenivaasaa
Vengadesathirumalesaa Thirumalaesaseenivaasaa
Ellaam un arulaalae vengadesa
Indru engalukkum saatchi neeyae thirumalaesaa
Aalillaatha araiyilae naanillaatha naalilae
Thaali katta vaiththaayae seenivaasaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a heartfelt expression of gratitude and joy from a newly united couple, likely after a clandestine or unexpected marriage, attributing their union entirely to the divine grace of Lord Venkateswara. The lyrics repeatedly invoke the Lord by various names (Venkatesa, Tirumalesa, Sreenivasa, Malai Vasa), acknowledging Him as the sole orchestrator and witness of their bond. The lines about being in an "empty room" and on a day "unaware" suggest a secret or spontaneous event, which the lovers believe was divinely ordained, emphasizing their deep faith and the serendipitous nature of their coming together.
The song beautifully blends devotion with romantic bliss. The couple playfully compares their love to a "parrot's cage" pair, symbolizing innocent and joyful companionship. They extend this playful tone by referencing divine couples like Sokkesa (Lord Shiva) with Meenakshi and Murugesa (Lord Muruga) with Valli, wondering if even the gods experienced similar "hasty" unions and if their public celebrations are yet to come. This adds a charming, intimate, and human touch to their divine connection, portraying their love as both sacred and deeply personal. The overall mood is one of blissful contentment, profound gratitude, and romantic adoration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ellam Un Arulale?
Ellam Un Arulale is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Ellam Un Arulale from?
The song Ellam Un Arulale is featured in the movie Radhaiketra Kannan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ellam Un Arulale?
The lyrics for Ellam Un Arulale were written by Kannadasan with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Ellam Un Arulale lyrics?
Yes! Ellam Un Arulale lyrics from Radhaiketra Kannan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ellam Un Arulale lyrics?
This song is a heartfelt expression of gratitude and joy from a newly united couple, likely after a clandestine or unexpected marriage, attributing their union entirely to the divine grace of Lord Venkateswara. The lyrics repeatedly invoke the Lord by various names (Venkatesa, Tirumalesa, Sreenivasa, Malai Vasa), acknowledging Him as the sole orchestrator and witness of their bond. The lines about being in an "empty room" and on a day "unaware" suggest a secret or spontaneous event, which the lovers believe was divinely ordained, emphasizing their deep faith and the serendipitous nature of their coming together. The song beautifully blends devotion with romantic bliss. The couple playfully compares their love to a "parrot's cage" pair, symbolizing innocent and joyful companionship. They extend this playful tone by referencing divine couples like Sokkesa (Lord Shiva) with Meenakshi and Murugesa (Lord Muruga) with Valli, wondering if even the gods experienced similar "hasty" unions and if their public celebrations are yet to come. This adds a charming, intimate, and human touch to their divine connection, portraying their love as both sacred and deeply personal. The overall mood is one of blissful contentment, profound gratitude, and romantic adoration.
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