Hare Gopala Srihari Madhava Lyrics
From the movie Athaivida Ragasiyam
Hare Gopala Srihari Madhava Song Lyrics is the track from Athaivida Ragasiyam Tamil Film – 1978. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Harae gobala srihari maadhavaa Harae gobala srihari maadhavaa
Andru paanjaali maanam kaaththavan neeyae Bharatham poi solluma kannaa
Harae gobala srihari maadhavaa Andru paanjaali maanam kaaththavan neeyae
Bharatham poi solluma kannaa
Harae gobala srihari maadhavaa
Gobiyar selaiyai thirudiya kalvan Gogula kannan allavaa…aa…
Komaala meniyai paavanai seithavan Yaathava kannan allavaaaa
Gowravar sabaiyilae aadaiyai thanthavan Bhagavaan kannan allavaa
Kadavul manithanaa manithan kadavulaa Kannaa unakku sollavaa
Kannaa unakku sollavaa
Harae gobala srihari maadhavaa
Enna un aasaiyo enna un thevaiyo Ennidam nee ketkalaam
Ennaiyum rathaiyum ennum maadhavaa Ennaiyum rathaiyum ennum maadhavaa
Edhanaiyum nee paarkkalaam
Pon ezhil meniyai pugazhperum deviyai Bhoomiyil nee kaakkalaam
Bodhaiyil solvathum geedhaiyil sonnathum Ondrena nee kaattalaam
Ondrena nee kaattalaam
Harae gobala srihari maadhavaa
Iravil veenai shuruthiyai meettu Ilamaiyin isai ketkalaam
Uravin sugaththil ulagaththai kaattu Urasava porul kaanalaam
Paruva nilaavai un megaththil moodu Bharatha kadhai paadalaam
Bharatha kadhai paadalaam Paavam oruththiyin vaazhvin kaakka
Paavam thavam aagalaam…aa Paavam thavam aagalaam
Song Meaning & Analysis
This devotional song is a heartfelt plea to Lord Krishna, addressing him by various names like Gopala, Srihari, and Madhava. The singer invokes Krishna's past deeds, particularly his miraculous protection of Draupadi's honor (Panchali) during the dice game in the Mahabharata, to emphasize his divine power and compassion. The lyrics question the nature of divinity, pondering whether God is human or human is God, highlighting Krishna's dual existence as both a divine being and a relatable figure who interacted with mortals. The song expresses a deep yearning for Krishna's intervention and guidance, reminding him of his role as a protector and a source of solace.
The song then takes a more personal turn, with the singer expressing her desires and needs, inviting Krishna to fulfill them. She identifies herself with Radha, Krishna's beloved consort, suggesting an intimate and devoted connection. The lyrics touch upon themes of protection, beauty, and the profound wisdom found in both spiritual texts (Gita) and unexpected experiences (intoxication), implying that divine truth can manifest in various forms. The final stanzas speak of finding joy in music, relationships, and the transformative power of compassion, where even a 'sin' can become 'penance' when dedicated to protecting a vulnerable life, reinforcing the central theme of divine grace and redemption.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Hare Gopala Srihari Madhava?
Hare Gopala Srihari Madhava is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Hare Gopala Srihari Madhava from?
The song Hare Gopala Srihari Madhava is featured in the movie Athaivida Ragasiyam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Hare Gopala Srihari Madhava?
The lyrics for Hare Gopala Srihari Madhava were written by Kannadasan with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Hare Gopala Srihari Madhava lyrics?
Yes! Hare Gopala Srihari Madhava lyrics from Athaivida Ragasiyam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Hare Gopala Srihari Madhava lyrics?
This devotional song is a heartfelt plea to Lord Krishna, addressing him by various names like Gopala, Srihari, and Madhava. The singer invokes Krishna's past deeds, particularly his miraculous protection of Draupadi's honor (Panchali) during the dice game in the Mahabharata, to emphasize his divine power and compassion. The lyrics question the nature of divinity, pondering whether God is human or human is God, highlighting Krishna's dual existence as both a divine being and a relatable figure who interacted with mortals. The song expresses a deep yearning for Krishna's intervention and guidance, reminding him of his role as a protector and a source of solace. The song then takes a more personal turn, with the singer expressing her desires and needs, inviting Krishna to fulfill them. She identifies herself with Radha, Krishna's beloved consort, suggesting an intimate and devoted connection. The lyrics touch upon themes of protection, beauty, and the profound wisdom found in both spiritual texts (Gita) and unexpected experiences (intoxication), implying that divine truth can manifest in various forms. The final stanzas speak of finding joy in music, relationships, and the transformative power of compassion, where even a 'sin' can become 'penance' when dedicated to protecting a vulnerable life, reinforcing the central theme of divine grace and redemption.
