Ezhumalai Naanga Vazhum Lyrics
From the movie Thirumalai Deivam
Ezhumalai Naanga Vazhum Song Lyrics is the track from Thirumalai Deivam Tamil Film – 1972, Starring Gemini Ganesan, Sivakumar, Sirkazhi Govindarajan, Manorama. This song was sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி. The music was composed by Kunnakadi Vaidyanathan. Lyrics works penned by Alangudi Somu.
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Ezhumalai naanga vaazhum malai Ezhumalai naanga vaazhum malai
Unga ennathaiyae sollurathu engal kalai Unga ennathaiyae sollurathu engal kalai
Ammadi amma ammadi amma haan Ammadi amma ammadi amma
Ezhumalai naanga vaazhum malai
{Vasantha kaala mandabathil Vanthathu yaaru
Avan vadivazhagil than manadhai Thanthathu yaaru} (2)
Sreenivasan enbathu thaan avarathu peru Sreenivasan enbathu thaan avarathu peru
Unnai seekiramae kalyaanam seiya varuvaaru Seekiramae kalyaanam seiya varuvaaru
Ammadi amma ammadi amma haan Ammadi amma ammadi amma
Ezhumalai naanga vaazhum malai Unga ennathaiyae sollurathu engal kalai
Unga ennathaiyae sollurathu engal kalai Ezhumalai naanga vaazhum malai
Kannaalae kadhai ellam sonnaval amma
Kannaalae kadhai ellam sonnaval amma
Nee kalikaala kadavulukkae kaadhali ammaa
Nee kalikaala kadavulukkae kaadhali ammaa
Pudicha kombu puliyangkombhu keladi amma
Pudicha kombu puliyangkombhu keladi amma
Un purushan veedu periya idam ammaadi amma
Un purushan veedu periya idam ammaadi amma
Ammadi amma ammadi amma haan
Ammadi amma ammadi amma
Ezhumalai naanga vaazhum malai Unga ennathaiyae sollurathu engal kalai
Unga ennathaiyae sollurathu engal kalai Ezhumalai naanga vaazhum malai
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Ezhumalai Naanga Vazhum', from the 1972 devotional film 'Thirumalai Deivam', is sung by a group of fortune-tellers or village women, likely addressing a young devotee. They claim to be from the sacred Seven Hills (Tirumala) and possess the art of revealing people's innermost thoughts and destinies. The lyrics playfully tease the devotee, hinting at her unspoken desires and predicting a grand future for her. The repeated phrase "Ammadi Amma" is an affectionate exclamation, emphasizing the warm and encouraging tone.
The core of the song is a prophecy of marriage to Lord Srinivasa (Lord Venkateswara), the presiding deity of Tirumala. The women describe him as the one who came to the 'spring-time hall' and captivated her heart with his beauty. They assure her that her husband's home will be a magnificent place, referring to the divine abode of Tirumala. The song beautifully blends folk tradition with devotional themes, portraying the deity not just as a god but as a destined lover, resonating with the spiritual aspirations of the devotee.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ezhumalai Naanga Vazhum?
Ezhumalai Naanga Vazhum is sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி.
Which movie is Ezhumalai Naanga Vazhum from?
The song Ezhumalai Naanga Vazhum is featured in the movie Thirumalai Deivam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ezhumalai Naanga Vazhum?
The lyrics for Ezhumalai Naanga Vazhum were written by Alangudi Somu with music composed by Kunnakadi Vaidyanathan.
Is English translation available for Ezhumalai Naanga Vazhum lyrics?
Yes! Ezhumalai Naanga Vazhum lyrics from Thirumalai Deivam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ezhumalai Naanga Vazhum lyrics?
This song, 'Ezhumalai Naanga Vazhum', from the 1972 devotional film 'Thirumalai Deivam', is sung by a group of fortune-tellers or village women, likely addressing a young devotee. They claim to be from the sacred Seven Hills (Tirumala) and possess the art of revealing people's innermost thoughts and destinies. The lyrics playfully tease the devotee, hinting at her unspoken desires and predicting a grand future for her. The repeated phrase "Ammadi Amma" is an affectionate exclamation, emphasizing the warm and encouraging tone. The core of the song is a prophecy of marriage to Lord Srinivasa (Lord Venkateswara), the presiding deity of Tirumala. The women describe him as the one who came to the 'spring-time hall' and captivated her heart with his beauty. They assure her that her husband's home will be a magnificent place, referring to the divine abode of Tirumala. The song beautifully blends folk tradition with devotional themes, portraying the deity not just as a god but as a destined lover, resonating with the spiritual aspirations of the devotee.
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