Idhu Oru Thiruppam Lyrics
From the movie Thayilla Kuzhandhai
Idhu Oru Thiruppam Song Lyrics is the track from Thayilla Kuzhandhai Tamil Film – 1976. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Idhu oru thiruppam ondraagum Idhu oru thiruppam ondraagum
Idhayaththin viruppam unnaalae Naan kooda tamil paadum pennaagindrean
Unnaalae naan kooda Tamil paadum pennaagindraen
Thaalaatha paarvaigal naan paarththa pinnae
Paadaatha paattondru thonaatho kannae
Thaalaatha paarvaigal naan paarththa pinnae
Paadaatha paattondru thonaatho kannae
Idhu oru thiruppam ondraagum
Idhayaththin viruppam unnaalae
Naan kooda nee paadum paattaagindraen
Unnaalae naan kooda nee paadum paattaagindraen
Nadhi thavazhgirathu puralgirathu Edhai kurippathintha kaatchi
Manam thudikkirathu sugam pirakkirathu Adhai kurippatharkku saatchi
Nadhi thavazhgirathu puralgirathu Edhai kurippathintha kaatchi
Manam thudikkirathu sugam pirakkirathu Adhai kurippatharkku saatchi
Anji varum poongattru Konjuthadi pooppanthu
Intha sugam maelnaattil engu varum nee kaattu
Aattamillai oottamillai Naagareega koottamillai kaattinilae
Aalirendum saernthirukkum Tholirendil saainthirukkum paattinilae
Idhu oru thiruppam ondraagum Idhayaththin viruppam
Unnaalae naan kooda Nee paadum paattaagindraen
Unnaalae naan kooda nee paadum paattaagindraen
Kili azhaikkirathu thunai varugirathu Avai inaivathenna inbam
Unai anaiththu kondu Adhai puriya vaikka
Manam ninaikkuthoru sontham
Kili azhaikkirathu thunai varugirathu Avai inaivathenna inbam
Unai anaiththu kondu Adhai puriya vaikka
Manam ninaikkuthoru sontham
Neeyum oru kiliyaaga Naanum oru kiliyaaga
Maattri vidu sugamaaga naalai oru vazhiyaaga
Manjalukku selaikatti Maalaiyittu poo mudiththu nee varuga
Pon niraththil selai katti Un kazhuththil maalaiyida varuvaenae
Idhu oru thiruppam ondraagum Idhayaththin viruppam
Unnaalae naan kooda Tamil paadum pennaagindraen
Unnaalae naan kooda Nee paadum paattaagindraen
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Idhu Oru Thiruppam," is a beautiful duet that captures the profound transformation and joy experienced by two lovers. The lyrics express how the presence of the beloved changes their very essence – one becomes a singer of Tamil, and the other, the song itself. It speaks to a deep, almost spiritual connection where their individual identities merge into a shared existence, driven by the heart's desire. The imagery of nature, like a flowing river and calling parrots, is used to symbolize the natural and inevitable union of their souls, highlighting the purity and intensity of their love.
The song further emphasizes the simplicity and authenticity of their bond, contrasting it with the complexities of modern life. The lovers find solace and true happiness in each other's company, away from the "civilized crowds." The desire for a lasting union is beautifully articulated through the metaphor of parrots finding their mates and the anticipation of a wedding, where they envision themselves adorned and ready to commit to each other. It's a celebration of love that brings about a complete and blissful turning point in their lives, promising a future of shared melodies and intertwined destinies.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Idhu Oru Thiruppam?
Idhu Oru Thiruppam is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Idhu Oru Thiruppam from?
The song Idhu Oru Thiruppam is featured in the movie Thayilla Kuzhandhai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Idhu Oru Thiruppam?
The lyrics for Idhu Oru Thiruppam were written by Kannadasan with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Idhu Oru Thiruppam lyrics?
Yes! Idhu Oru Thiruppam lyrics from Thayilla Kuzhandhai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Idhu Oru Thiruppam lyrics?
This song, "Idhu Oru Thiruppam," is a beautiful duet that captures the profound transformation and joy experienced by two lovers. The lyrics express how the presence of the beloved changes their very essence – one becomes a singer of Tamil, and the other, the song itself. It speaks to a deep, almost spiritual connection where their individual identities merge into a shared existence, driven by the heart's desire. The imagery of nature, like a flowing river and calling parrots, is used to symbolize the natural and inevitable union of their souls, highlighting the purity and intensity of their love. The song further emphasizes the simplicity and authenticity of their bond, contrasting it with the complexities of modern life. The lovers find solace and true happiness in each other's company, away from the "civilized crowds." The desire for a lasting union is beautifully articulated through the metaphor of parrots finding their mates and the anticipation of a wedding, where they envision themselves adorned and ready to commit to each other. It's a celebration of love that brings about a complete and blissful turning point in their lives, promising a future of shared melodies and intertwined destinies.
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