Ellorum Kuzhandhaigal Lyrics
From the movie Avalum Penthane
Ellorum Kuzhandhaigal Song Lyrics is the track from Avalum Penthane Tamil Film – 1974. This song was sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி. The music was composed by V. Kumar. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Ellorum kuzhanthaigal madhuvil Indru ellorum kurudargal iravil
Ellorum kuzhanthaigal madhuvil Indru ellorum kurudargal iravil
Ellorum adimaigal enakku Ennodu yaeraalam irukku
Angangal thangangal angangae thangungal Ondralla irandalla innum undu
Ellorum kuzhanthaigal madhuvil Ellorum kurudargal iravil
Enakkum oottrikkodu Mayakkam undaagattum
Irandu kayil edu Manakkum sendaagattum
Enakkum oottrikkodu Mayakkam undaagattum
Irandu kayil edu Manakkum sendaagattum
Aadal modhum udal aasai pongum kadal Jaadai koorum vizhi sorkkam kaattum vazhi
Meththai vanthaal viththai ellaam Solvaen naanthaan
Ellorum kuzhanthaigal madhuvil Ellorum kurudargal iravilaa
Ulagam pollaathathu iruttil vilaiyaaduthu
Idhayam illaathathu ennai vilai kooruthu
Ulagam pollaathathu iruttil vilaiyaaduthu
Idhayam illaathathu ennai vilai kooruthu
Maanam irunthavarai vaazhvai paarththathillai
Naalum thuranthavarai yaarum veruppathillai
Achcham vetkkam michchamindri vittaen vaa vaa
Ellorum kuzhanthaigal madhuvil Ellorum kurudargal iravil
Ellorum kuzhanthaigal madhuvil Indru ellorum kurudargal iravil
Ellorum kuzhanthaigal madhuvil Ellorum kurudargal iravil
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Ellorum Kuzhandhaigal" from the 1974 film 'Avalum Penthane' is a bold and provocative piece sung from the perspective of a woman, likely a courtesan or a performer, addressing her patrons. The lyrics use the metaphor of intoxication ("everyone is a child in liquor") and darkness ("everyone is blind in the night") to describe a state where inhibitions are shed, and societal judgments are blurred. She asserts her power and allure, inviting men to indulge in pleasure, hinting at the abundance she offers. The song portrays a world where conventional morality is suspended, and desires take precedence.
Beyond the immediate allure, the song also carries a poignant undertone of cynicism and rebellion. The lines "The world is wicked, it plays in the dark / It has no heart, it prices me" reveal the character's awareness of her societal position and the transactional nature of her interactions. However, she reclaims agency by declaring, "As long as I had honor, I never saw life / No one despises those who have renounced everything / Fear and shame, I've left nothing behind, come, come." This signifies a powerful liberation from societal expectations and a defiant embrace of her chosen path, inviting others to shed their inhibitions and join her in this uninhibited space.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ellorum Kuzhandhaigal?
Ellorum Kuzhandhaigal is sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி.
Which movie is Ellorum Kuzhandhaigal from?
The song Ellorum Kuzhandhaigal is featured in the movie Avalum Penthane.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ellorum Kuzhandhaigal?
The lyrics for Ellorum Kuzhandhaigal were written by Vaali with music composed by V. Kumar.
Is English translation available for Ellorum Kuzhandhaigal lyrics?
Yes! Ellorum Kuzhandhaigal lyrics from Avalum Penthane include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ellorum Kuzhandhaigal lyrics?
The song "Ellorum Kuzhandhaigal" from the 1974 film 'Avalum Penthane' is a bold and provocative piece sung from the perspective of a woman, likely a courtesan or a performer, addressing her patrons. The lyrics use the metaphor of intoxication ("everyone is a child in liquor") and darkness ("everyone is blind in the night") to describe a state where inhibitions are shed, and societal judgments are blurred. She asserts her power and allure, inviting men to indulge in pleasure, hinting at the abundance she offers. The song portrays a world where conventional morality is suspended, and desires take precedence. Beyond the immediate allure, the song also carries a poignant undertone of cynicism and rebellion. The lines "The world is wicked, it plays in the dark / It has no heart, it prices me" reveal the character's awareness of her societal position and the transactional nature of her interactions. However, she reclaims agency by declaring, "As long as I had honor, I never saw life / No one despises those who have renounced everything / Fear and shame, I've left nothing behind, come, come." This signifies a powerful liberation from societal expectations and a defiant embrace of her chosen path, inviting others to shed their inhibitions and join her in this uninhibited space.
