Harahara Siva Siva Lyrics
From the movie Bhagya Devathai
Harahara Siva Siva Song Lyrics is the track from Bhagya Devathai Tamil Film – 1959. This song was sung by கண்டசாலா. The music was composed by Master Venu. Lyrics works penned by Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
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Singer : Ghandasala
Harahara sivasiva ambalavaanaa Adiyaargal solvathai nambiduvaanaa
Varavara kaalam maari pochchuthu Vaayaara avanai kumbiduvaanaa
Harahara sivasiva ambalavaanaa Adiyaargal solvathai nambiduvaanaa
Varavara kaalam maari pochchuthu Vaayaara avanai kumbiduvaanaa
Porantha veettilum puguntha veettilum Porumaiyaai iruppava samsaari
Pathi perumai purinjava samsaari Ooru sirikkavae ulagam sirikkavae
Perai keduppava peruchaali Dagal pechai alappava peruchaali
Harahara sivasiva ambalavaanaa Adiyaargal solvathai nambiduvaanaa
Varavara kaalam maari pochchuthu Vaayaara avanai kumbiduvaanaa
Kazhuththu ponaalum kadamai thavaramal Karpai kaappaval samsaari
Namm kannagi pondraval samsaari Azhuththam thiruththamaa idhara pengalai
Aatti vaippava peruchaali Pallai kaatti sirippava peruchaali
Harahara sivasiva ambalavaanaa Adiyaargal solvathai nambiduvaanaa
Varavara kaalam maari pochchuthu Vaayaara avanai kumbiduvaanaa
Maamiyin sollai thalaimeal kondu Mathiththu nadappava marumagalaam
Dhinam thuthiththu nadappava marumagalaam Maanam mariyaathai yaedhu illaamal
Maamiyai edhirppava madamaagalaam Nilai maari nadappava madamaagalaam
Harahara sivasiva ambalavaanaa Adiyaargal solvathai nambiduvaanaa
Varavara kaalam maari pochchuthu Vaayaara avanai kumbiduvaanaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song from the 1959 film 'Bhagya Devathai' serves as a poignant social commentary, lamenting the perceived decline of traditional values and ideal womanhood. Through a series of rhetorical questions addressed to Lord Shiva, the lyrics express a sense of disillusionment with changing times, questioning if divine justice or traditional faith still holds relevance. The song contrasts the 'samsaari' (a virtuous, patient, and chaste homemaker who respects her husband and in-laws) with the 'peruchaali' (a troublesome, manipulative, and shameless woman) and 'madamagalaam' (a rebellious daughter-in-law).
The verses vividly paint a picture of the ideal woman according to conservative societal norms of the era, emphasizing patience, chastity, respect for elders, and devotion to family. Conversely, they criticize women who are seen as disruptive, deceitful, or disrespectful of traditional roles and authority, particularly towards mothers-in-law. The song reflects a nostalgic longing for past virtues and a concern over the erosion of established social structures and moral conduct, making it a cultural artifact that captures the anxieties of a society grappling with modernity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Harahara Siva Siva?
Harahara Siva Siva is sung by கண்டசாலா.
Which movie is Harahara Siva Siva from?
The song Harahara Siva Siva is featured in the movie Bhagya Devathai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Harahara Siva Siva?
The lyrics for Harahara Siva Siva were written by Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass with music composed by Master Venu.
Is English translation available for Harahara Siva Siva lyrics?
Yes! Harahara Siva Siva lyrics from Bhagya Devathai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Harahara Siva Siva lyrics?
This song from the 1959 film 'Bhagya Devathai' serves as a poignant social commentary, lamenting the perceived decline of traditional values and ideal womanhood. Through a series of rhetorical questions addressed to Lord Shiva, the lyrics express a sense of disillusionment with changing times, questioning if divine justice or traditional faith still holds relevance. The song contrasts the 'samsaari' (a virtuous, patient, and chaste homemaker who respects her husband and in-laws) with the 'peruchaali' (a troublesome, manipulative, and shameless woman) and 'madamagalaam' (a rebellious daughter-in-law). The verses vividly paint a picture of the ideal woman according to conservative societal norms of the era, emphasizing patience, chastity, respect for elders, and devotion to family. Conversely, they criticize women who are seen as disruptive, deceitful, or disrespectful of traditional roles and authority, particularly towards mothers-in-law. The song reflects a nostalgic longing for past virtues and a concern over the erosion of established social structures and moral conduct, making it a cultural artifact that captures the anxieties of a society grappling with modernity.
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