Gangaiyile Lyrics

From the movie Raja 1972 Film

Gangaiyile Song Lyrics is the track from Raja 1972 Film Tamil Film – 2015. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா மற்றும் குழு. The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Music DirectorM. S. Vishwanathan

LyricistKannadasan

Singers

பச

Singerபி. சுசீலா மற்றும் குழு

Star Cast

Not Specified

Translation

Gangaiyilae odam illaiyo En kannanin kaigalil naan vara
Enni vandha saedhi solla

Harae harae krishna harae Harae harae krishna harae
Harae harae krishna harae Harae harae krishna harae
Harae harae krishna harae Harae harae krishna harae
Harae harae krishna harae Harae harae krishna harae

Krishnaa… aa… Krishnaa… aa…

Krishnaa deebangal kovililae Minnuvadhenna
Avai paavangal koodaadhendru Solluvadhenna

Krishna harae harae Harae krishna harae

Krishnaa deebangal kovililae Minnuvadhenna
Avai paavangal koodaadhendru Solluvadhenna
Vairangal nenjinilae aaduvadhenna Avai vanjangal vendaamendru paaduvadhenna

Harae krishna harae Harae harae krishna harae
Harae harae krishna harae

Gangaiyilae odam illaiyo En kannanin kaigalil naan vara
Enni vandha saedhi solla

Harae harae krishna harae Harae harae krishna harae
Harae harae krishna harae Harae harae krishna harae

En polae kandadhundo Unadhu sannadhi
Un munnaalae paadum varai Konjam nimmadhi

Harae krishna harae Harae harae krishna harae

En polae kandadhundo Unadhu sannadhi
Un munnaalae paadum varai Konjam nimmadhi
Indrodu theertthu vaippaai Kuttrangalai ellaam
Ini eppodhu solvadhaiyaa mattravai ellaam

Harae krishna harae Harae harae krishna harae
Harae harae krishna harae

Gangaiyilae odam illaiyo En kannanin kaigalil naan vara
Enni vandha saedhi solla

Harae harae krishna harae Harae harae krishna harae
Harae harae krishna harae Harae harae krishna harae

Gokula naayagan govindha saevagan Krishna krishna hari harae harae

Krishna krishna hari harae harae

Govardhanagiri dhaari janaarthana Krishna krishna hari harae harae

Krishna krishna hari harae harae

Bhaaratha thalapathi paaratha saarathi
Krishna krishna hari harae harae

Krishna krishna hari harae harae

Paadhaiyil thunai varum baala muraarae
Krishna krishna hari harae harae

Krishna krishna hari harae harae Krishna krishna hari harae harae
Krishna krishna hari harae harae Krishna krishna hari harae harae

Song Meaning & Analysis

The lyrics beautifully intertwine philosophical questions with personal devotion. The glowing temple lamps are seen as symbols against sin, and the dancing diamonds on a deity's chest are interpreted as a call against deceit. The devotee finds peace in Krishna's presence and believes that singing before him brings tranquility. She implores Krishna to forgive her faults and expresses her complete surrender, listing various epithets of Krishna like Govinda, Janardhana, Partha Sarathi, and Bala Murari, reinforcing her deep reverence and faith.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Gangaiyile?

Gangaiyile is sung by பி. சுசீலா மற்றும் குழு.

Which movie is Gangaiyile from?

The song Gangaiyile is featured in the movie Raja 1972 Film.

Who wrote the lyrics for Gangaiyile?

The lyrics for Gangaiyile were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.

Is English translation available for Gangaiyile lyrics?

Yes! Gangaiyile lyrics from Raja 1972 Film include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Gangaiyile lyrics?

This devotional song is a heartfelt plea and expression of devotion to Lord Krishna. The singer, personifying a devotee, yearns to reach Krishna, metaphorically asking if there's no boat in the Ganges to carry her to her beloved deity. She wishes to convey her thoughts and feelings directly to him, seeking solace and resolution for her shortcomings. The lyrics beautifully intertwine philosophical questions with personal devotion. The glowing temple lamps are seen as symbols against sin, and the dancing diamonds on a deity's chest are interpreted as a call against deceit. The devotee finds peace in Krishna's presence and believes that singing before him brings tranquility. She implores Krishna to forgive her faults and expresses her complete surrender, listing various epithets of Krishna like Govinda, Janardhana, Partha Sarathi, and Bala Murari, reinforcing her deep reverence and faith.