
Engum Niraindhaye Lyrics
From the movie Meera Film
Engum Niraindhaye Song Lyrics is the track from Meera Film Tamil Film – 1945. This song was sung by எம். எஸ். சுப்புலட்சுமி. The music was composed by S. V. Venkatraman. Lyrics works penned by Parthi Bhaskar.
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Engum niraindhaayae Indru engu maraindhaayo
Engum niraindhaayae Indru engu maraindhaayo
Engum unai naan Thaedi alaindhaenae
Dhayaalan unaiyae Engum unai naan
Thaedi alaindhaenae Dhayaalan neeyae engum niraindhaayae
Mannulagilum vaanor vaazh Vinnulagilum unaiyallaamal
Mannulagilum vaanor vaazh Vinnulagilum unaiyallaamal
Kannum manamum edhaiyum naadaadhae Prabho muraarae
Kannum manamum edhaiyum naadaadhae Prabho muraarae
Engum niraindhaayae Indru engu maraindhaayo
Engum unai naan thaedi alaindhaenae Dhayaalan neeyae engu maraindhaayo
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song 'Engum Niraindhaye' is a profound devotional outpouring, capturing the intense yearning of a devotee for the divine. The lyrics express a deep spiritual paradox: acknowledging God's omnipresence ("You who are omnipresent") while simultaneously questioning His apparent absence ("Where have you hidden today?"). This reflects the devotee's emotional struggle and desperate search for a personal connection with the Lord, emphasizing that despite knowing God is everywhere, the feeling of separation drives an incessant quest. The repeated plea, "Everywhere I searched and wandered for you," underscores the depth of this longing and the devotee's unwavering commitment to finding the beloved deity.
Further, the song highlights the exclusivity and singular focus of the devotee's devotion. The lines "In the earthly world and in the heavenly world... My eyes and mind seek nothing else, Oh Lord, slayer of Mura!" convey a complete surrender and an absolute dedication to Lord Krishna (addressed as Muraari, the slayer of the demon Mura). This signifies that all worldly and celestial attractions pale in comparison to the desire for the divine presence. The song, rendered soulfully by M.S. Subbulakshmi, beautifully encapsulates the essence of Bhakti, portraying a devotee's pure love, unwavering faith, and relentless pursuit of the compassionate Lord.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Engum Niraindhaye?
Engum Niraindhaye is sung by எம். எஸ். சுப்புலட்சுமி.
Which movie is Engum Niraindhaye from?
The song Engum Niraindhaye is featured in the movie Meera Film.
Who wrote the lyrics for Engum Niraindhaye?
The lyrics for Engum Niraindhaye were written by Parthi Bhaskar with music composed by S. V. Venkatraman.
Is English translation available for Engum Niraindhaye lyrics?
Yes! Engum Niraindhaye lyrics from Meera Film include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Engum Niraindhaye lyrics?
The song 'Engum Niraindhaye' is a profound devotional outpouring, capturing the intense yearning of a devotee for the divine. The lyrics express a deep spiritual paradox: acknowledging God's omnipresence ("You who are omnipresent") while simultaneously questioning His apparent absence ("Where have you hidden today?"). This reflects the devotee's emotional struggle and desperate search for a personal connection with the Lord, emphasizing that despite knowing God is everywhere, the feeling of separation drives an incessant quest. The repeated plea, "Everywhere I searched and wandered for you," underscores the depth of this longing and the devotee's unwavering commitment to finding the beloved deity. Further, the song highlights the exclusivity and singular focus of the devotee's devotion. The lines "In the earthly world and in the heavenly world... My eyes and mind seek nothing else, Oh Lord, slayer of Mura!" convey a complete surrender and an absolute dedication to Lord Krishna (addressed as Muraari, the slayer of the demon Mura). This signifies that all worldly and celestial attractions pale in comparison to the desire for the divine presence. The song, rendered soulfully by M.S. Subbulakshmi, beautifully encapsulates the essence of Bhakti, portraying a devotee's pure love, unwavering faith, and relentless pursuit of the compassionate Lord.
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