Enna Seidhaai Appa Cover Art

Enna Seidhaai Appa Lyrics

From the movie Sudharsan

Enna Seidhaai Appa Song Lyrics is the track from Sudharsan Tamil Film – 1951. This song was sung by பி. யு. சின்னப்பா. The music was composed by G. Ramanathan.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

GR
Music DirectorG. Ramanathan

Singers

பய
Singerபி. யு. சின்னப்பா

Star Cast

Not Specified

Enna seidhaai appaa enna seidhaai Enn seidhaai appaa enna seidhai
En arum vittobha nee enna seidhaai Enna seidhaai appaa enna seidhaai
Nee en arum vittobha nee enna seidhaai

Enna seidhaai appaa enna seidhaai Nee en arum vittobha nee enna seidhaai
Enna seidhaai appaa enna seidhaai

Enna seidhaai appaa enna seidhaai…(3)
Nee en arum vittobha nee enna seidhaai…(2)

Neeyae enakku amudhoottaa vandhaaiyoo… Rangaa
Neeyae enakku amudhoottaa vandhaaiyoo… Neeyae enakku amudhoottaa vandhaaiyoo…
Naaiyadiyaen ariyaen maayavaanae Naaiyadiyaen ariyaen maayavaanae

Unai kaana thuranguvenoo rangaa Unai kaana thuranguvenoo
Arai kanamum uyir vaazhvenoo Arai kanamum uyir vaazhvenoo

Unai kaana thuranguvenoo Arai kanamum uyir vaazhvenoo
Arai kanamum uyir vaazhvenoo Unai kaana thuranguvenoo

Paanduranga vittala raghumaayi Paanduranga vittala raghumaayi
Paanduranga vittala raghumaayi Paanduranga vittala raghumaayi

Vittala raghumaayi vittala raghumaayi Vittal vittal vittal vittal
Vittal vittal vittal vittal

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song is a deeply devotional plea to Lord Vittoba, a form of Vishnu revered in Maharashtra. The repeated question, "What have you done, father, what have you done?" expresses a profound sense of longing, perhaps even a gentle reproach or bewilderment at the deity's actions or perceived absence. The devotee, identifying as a humble "dog-like devotee," questions if the Lord Himself has come to offer divine sustenance (nectar) and expresses an inability to comprehend the divine play.

The lyrics convey an intense emotional dependency on the divine presence. The singer declares that they cannot even sleep or survive for "half a moment" without seeing the Lord, highlighting the depth of their devotion and spiritual yearning. The latter part of the song transitions into a fervent chant of the Lord's names – Panduranga Vittala Raghumayi – signifying complete surrender and an ecstatic celebration of the deity, reinforcing the theme of unwavering faith and devotion.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Enna Seidhaai Appa?

Enna Seidhaai Appa is sung by பி. யு. சின்னப்பா.

Which movie is Enna Seidhaai Appa from?

The song Enna Seidhaai Appa is featured in the movie Sudharsan.

Who wrote the lyrics for Enna Seidhaai Appa?

The lyrics for Enna Seidhaai Appa were written by Unknown with music composed by G. Ramanathan.

Is English translation available for Enna Seidhaai Appa lyrics?

Yes! Enna Seidhaai Appa lyrics from Sudharsan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Enna Seidhaai Appa lyrics?

This song is a deeply devotional plea to Lord Vittoba, a form of Vishnu revered in Maharashtra. The repeated question, "What have you done, father, what have you done?" expresses a profound sense of longing, perhaps even a gentle reproach or bewilderment at the deity's actions or perceived absence. The devotee, identifying as a humble "dog-like devotee," questions if the Lord Himself has come to offer divine sustenance (nectar) and expresses an inability to comprehend the divine play. The lyrics convey an intense emotional dependency on the divine presence. The singer declares that they cannot even sleep or survive for "half a moment" without seeing the Lord, highlighting the depth of their devotion and spiritual yearning. The latter part of the song transitions into a fervent chant of the Lord's names – Panduranga Vittala Raghumayi – signifying complete surrender and an ecstatic celebration of the deity, reinforcing the theme of unwavering faith and devotion.

Song Details

Song NameEnna Seidhaai Appa
Singersபி. யு. சின்னப்பா
LyricistUnknown
LanguageTamil

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