Innoru Gandhi Lyrics
From the movie Deva
Innoru Gandhi Song Lyrics is the track from Deva Tamil Film – 1995, Starring Vijay, Swathi, Manorama, Mansoor Ali Khan, Manivannan, Sivakumar. This song was sung by மனோ மற்றும் எஸ். என். சுரேந்தர். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.
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Innoru gandhi Piranthida vendum bhoomiyilae
Bhoomiyilae Kaiyil aayutham yaenthi
Nadanthida vendum oorinilae Oorinilae
Saththiyam shanthi Jeyiththidavillai naattinilae
Naattinilae Ada iththanai kaalam
Poruththirunthaachchu veettinilae Veettinilae
Koththadimai pol vaazhnthu Naangal kandathu eththanai thollai
Sudhanthira sooriyan vanthu Engal giramaththai thottathu illai
Meendum orr viduthalai Por thanai nadaththidu
Innoru gandhi Piranthida vendum bhoomiyilae
Bhoomiyilae Kaiyil aayutham yaenthi
Nadanthida vendum oorinilae Oorinilae
Periya manushan pola vaazhpavan Podura aattam pala yaezhaiyai maattrum
Padhavi veriyil paavam seipavan Vaazhura naadu oru naadalla kaadu
Iniyum avaragal Thalai thookkida vidamaattom
Idhu pol thodarnthu Ingu vedhanai padamattom
: Meendum orr viduthalai Por thanai nadaththidu
Innoru gandhi Piranthida vendum bhoomiyilae
Bhoomiyilae Kaiyil aayutham yaenthi
Nadanthida vendum oorinilae Oorinilae
Aainnoru gandhi Piranthida vendum bhoomiyilae
Bhoomiyilae Kaiyil aayutham yaenthi
Nadanthida vendum oorinilae Oorinilae
Adangi odungi aamai pol Inga vaazhnthathu pothum
Nizhai thaazhnthathu pothum
Bayanthu nadungi oomaipol Ingu vaadiya koottam
Ini unarchchiyai kaattum
Puratchi vediththaal Sama needhiyum thondridume
Idhayam kodhiththaal Kattu kaavalgal udainthidumae
Innoru gandhi Piranthida vendum bhoomiyilae
Bhoomiyilae Kaiyil aayutham yaenthi
Nadanthida vendum oorinilae Oorinilae
Saththiyam shanthi Jeyiththidavillai naattinilae
Naattinilae Ada iththanai kaalam
Poruththirunthaachchu veettinilae Veettinilae
Koththadimai pol vaazhnthu Naangal kandathu eththanai thollai
Sudhanthira sooriyan vanthu Engal giramaththai thottathu illai
Meendum orr viduthalai Por thanai nadaththidu
Innoru gandhi Piranthida vendum bhoomiyilae
Bhoomiyilae Kaiyil aayutham yaenthi
Nadanthida vendum oorinilae Oorinilae
Haaninnoru gandhi Piranthida vendum bhoomiyilae
Bhoomiyilae Kaiyil aayutham yaenthi
Nadanthida vendum oorinilae Oorinilae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Innoru Gandhi" from the movie 'Deva' is a powerful anthem calling for radical change and justice. It expresses deep disillusionment with the existing state of affairs where truth and peace have failed to prevail, and the common people continue to suffer under oppression, likened to bonded labor. The lyrics lament that the "sun of freedom" has not reached their villages, highlighting persistent inequality and exploitation despite the nation's independence.
The central theme is a provocative reimagining of Mahatma Gandhi, suggesting that a new Gandhi is needed, one who would take up arms to fight for justice. This reflects a frustration with passive resistance and a call for a more assertive, even revolutionary, approach to dismantle systems of power that benefit the corrupt and exploit the poor. The song urges the oppressed to shed their fear, rise up, and ignite a revolution to achieve true equality and break free from the chains of injustice, asserting that their patience has run out.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Innoru Gandhi?
Innoru Gandhi is sung by மனோ மற்றும் எஸ். என். சுரேந்தர்.
Which movie is Innoru Gandhi from?
The song Innoru Gandhi is featured in the movie Deva.
Who wrote the lyrics for Innoru Gandhi?
The lyrics for Innoru Gandhi were written by Pulamaipithan with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Innoru Gandhi lyrics?
Yes! Innoru Gandhi lyrics from Deva include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Innoru Gandhi lyrics?
The song "Innoru Gandhi" from the movie 'Deva' is a powerful anthem calling for radical change and justice. It expresses deep disillusionment with the existing state of affairs where truth and peace have failed to prevail, and the common people continue to suffer under oppression, likened to bonded labor. The lyrics lament that the "sun of freedom" has not reached their villages, highlighting persistent inequality and exploitation despite the nation's independence. The central theme is a provocative reimagining of Mahatma Gandhi, suggesting that a new Gandhi is needed, one who would take up arms to fight for justice. This reflects a frustration with passive resistance and a call for a more assertive, even revolutionary, approach to dismantle systems of power that benefit the corrupt and exploit the poor. The song urges the oppressed to shed their fear, rise up, and ignite a revolution to achieve true equality and break free from the chains of injustice, asserting that their patience has run out.
