Inarul Tharum Lyrics
From the movie Athma
Inarul Tharum Song Lyrics is the track from Athma Tamil Film – 1993, Starring Rahman, Gautami Tadimalla, Ramki, Kasturi Shankar, Vinodhini, Riyaz Khan, Vaani, Vijayachander, Senthil, Vikas Rishi. This song was sung by டி. என். சேஷகோபாலன். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
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Star Cast
Innarul tharum annapoorani Innarul tharum annapoorani
Ninnadi thozha thozha Innarul tharum annapoorani
Agam urugi anbar paadida paadida Innarul tharum annapoorani
Agam urugi anbar paadida paadida Male & Chorus : Innarul tharum annapoorani
Andhari shiva shankari yenum Aadhi moolamae
Senthamizh mani mandhiram Unai vaazhthum naalumae
Mogamum naramum inaiyara Enniya varam kaigalil vara
{Paadal punaindhu Poojai purindhu
Kanneer kasindhu Ninnadi thozha thozha} (2)
Innarul tharum annapoorani Agam urugi anbhar paadida paadida
Male & Chorus : Innarul tharum annapoorani Om sakthi om sakthi om
Om sakthi om sakthi om Om sakthi om sakthi om
Thillaiyil dhinam nardhanam idum Eesan paadhiyae
Aaa…aaa…aaa…aaa…aaa…aaa…aaa…aaaaaaa Thillaiyil dhinam nardhanam idum
Eesan paadhiyae Sennira oli ninnida ezhum deepa jodhiyae
Ven pani malai mannavan magal Bhairavi iru mai vizhi pada
{Theemai odungum Dharumam pulangum
Vaaimai vilangum Ninnadi thozha thozha} (2)
Innarul tharum annapoorani Agam urugi anbhar paadida paadida
Male & Chorus : Innarul tharum annapoorani Om sakthi om sakthi om
Om sakthi om sakthi om Om sakthi om sakthi om
Om sakthi om sakthi om Om sakthi om …om sakthi om
Om sakthi om …om sakthi om om sakthi om
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Innarul Tharum Annapoorani" is a profound devotional hymn dedicated to Goddess Annapoorani, a manifestation of Parvati, the goddess of nourishment and abundance. From the 1993 movie 'Athma', which translates to 'Soul', the song perfectly encapsulates the spiritual essence of the film. It's a heartfelt plea from a devotee, expressing deep reverence and seeking the benevolent grace of the divine mother. The lyrics, penned by Vaali, are rich in traditional Hindu devotional imagery and sentiment, invoking the goddess as the ultimate provider and protector.
The mood is one of intense devotion and surrender, as the singer describes worshipping the goddess with a melting heart, composing songs, performing rituals, and shedding tears of devotion. The song hails Annapoorani as the primordial source, Shivashankari, and the consort of Shiva who dances in Chidambaram. It expresses a fervent hope that through her divine gaze and grace, evil will recede, righteousness will flourish, and truth will prevail, bringing desired boons to the worshipper. Ilayaraja's music, combined with T. N. Seshagopalan's classical rendition, elevates the spiritual experience, making it a timeless devotional masterpiece.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Inarul Tharum?
Inarul Tharum is sung by டி. என். சேஷகோபாலன்.
Which movie is Inarul Tharum from?
The song Inarul Tharum is featured in the movie Athma.
Who wrote the lyrics for Inarul Tharum?
The lyrics for Inarul Tharum were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Inarul Tharum lyrics?
Yes! Inarul Tharum lyrics from Athma include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Inarul Tharum lyrics?
The song "Innarul Tharum Annapoorani" is a profound devotional hymn dedicated to Goddess Annapoorani, a manifestation of Parvati, the goddess of nourishment and abundance. From the 1993 movie 'Athma', which translates to 'Soul', the song perfectly encapsulates the spiritual essence of the film. It's a heartfelt plea from a devotee, expressing deep reverence and seeking the benevolent grace of the divine mother. The lyrics, penned by Vaali, are rich in traditional Hindu devotional imagery and sentiment, invoking the goddess as the ultimate provider and protector. The mood is one of intense devotion and surrender, as the singer describes worshipping the goddess with a melting heart, composing songs, performing rituals, and shedding tears of devotion. The song hails Annapoorani as the primordial source, Shivashankari, and the consort of Shiva who dances in Chidambaram. It expresses a fervent hope that through her divine gaze and grace, evil will recede, righteousness will flourish, and truth will prevail, bringing desired boons to the worshipper. Ilayaraja's music, combined with T. N. Seshagopalan's classical rendition, elevates the spiritual experience, making it a timeless devotional masterpiece.