Entha Kaattilum Periyathu Lyrics
From the movie Andru Sinthiya Ratham
Entha Kaattilum Periyathu Song Lyrics is the track from Andru Sinthiya Ratham Tamil Film – 1977. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by V. Kumar. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Neeyaanaanaapaarkkalaam
Entha kaattilum periyathu vengai Athai kaattilum periyavan vedan
Entha kaattilum periyathu vengai Athai kaattilum periyavan vedan
Kallai kondu oorai vellum mooda Villum ambum ingae undu vaada
Kallai kondu oorai vellum mooda Villum ambum ingae undu vaada
Neeyaanaanaapaarkkalaam
Nee ennadaa raavananaa Raman vanthae unnai kolla
Naan oruvan pothumadaa Naattukku un kadhai solla
Needhikku theeyidum mooda Nerukku ner nirkka vaadaa
Needhikku theeyidum mooda Nerukku ner nirkka vaadaa
Entha kaattilum periyathu vengai Adhai kaattilum periyavan vedan
Kallai kondu oorai vellum moodaa Villum ambum ingae undu vaadaa
Neeyaanaanaapaarkkalaam
Paavi unthan seigaiyinaal Aaviyai izhanthavar aanai
Thaaliyinai izhanthu nirkkum Thangaiyin meedhilum aanai
Idhuvarai vaazhnthathu pothum Nee inimael vaazhvathu paavam
Idhuvarai vaazhnthathu pothum Nee inimael vaazhvathu paavam
Neeyaanaanaapaarkkalaam
Entha kaattilum periyathu vengai Athai kaattilum periyavan vedan
Kallai kondu oorai vellum mooda Villum ambum ingae undu vaada
Neeyaanaanaapaarkkalaam
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a powerful declaration of challenge and defiance, likely from the protagonist to an antagonist. It uses the metaphor of a tiger and a hunter to establish the hero's superior strength and cunning, asserting that while the villain may seem formidable, the hero is ultimately more powerful and capable of overcoming them. The lyrics convey a strong sense of justice and a refusal to tolerate evil deeds.
The song escalates the confrontation by invoking mythological references, comparing the villain to Ravana and the hero to Rama, but with a twist: the hero declares he alone is sufficient to defeat the villain, emphasizing his individual strength and determination. The protagonist swears by the victims of the villain's actions, including those who lost their lives and women who lost their husbands, reinforcing his moral high ground and the righteousness of his fight. It's a clear warning that the villain's time is up, and their continued existence is an injustice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Entha Kaattilum Periyathu?
Entha Kaattilum Periyathu is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Entha Kaattilum Periyathu from?
The song Entha Kaattilum Periyathu is featured in the movie Andru Sinthiya Ratham.
Who wrote the lyrics for Entha Kaattilum Periyathu?
The lyrics for Entha Kaattilum Periyathu were written by Kannadasan with music composed by V. Kumar.
Is English translation available for Entha Kaattilum Periyathu lyrics?
Yes! Entha Kaattilum Periyathu lyrics from Andru Sinthiya Ratham include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Entha Kaattilum Periyathu lyrics?
This song is a powerful declaration of challenge and defiance, likely from the protagonist to an antagonist. It uses the metaphor of a tiger and a hunter to establish the hero's superior strength and cunning, asserting that while the villain may seem formidable, the hero is ultimately more powerful and capable of overcoming them. The lyrics convey a strong sense of justice and a refusal to tolerate evil deeds. The song escalates the confrontation by invoking mythological references, comparing the villain to Ravana and the hero to Rama, but with a twist: the hero declares he alone is sufficient to defeat the villain, emphasizing his individual strength and determination. The protagonist swears by the victims of the villain's actions, including those who lost their lives and women who lost their husbands, reinforcing his moral high ground and the righteousness of his fight. It's a clear warning that the villain's time is up, and their continued existence is an injustice.
