
Irudhayam Kalla Thaiyai Lyrics
From the movie Jagathaprathaban - 1961
Irudhayam Kalla Thaiyai Song Lyrics is the track from Jagathaprathaban - 1961 Tamil Film – 1961. This song was sung by பி. லீலா. The music was composed by Pendyala Nageswara Rao. Lyrics works penned by Panchu Arunachalam.
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Irudhayam kalla thaiyai varavillaiyoo Magal nambhiyadhu thunai maadha
Ini saranamum neeyae maadha Irudhayam kalla thaiyai varavillaiyoo
Abasagunam palithiduma Soozhndhae aabathai paaraiyoo
Innum sollidavoo Endrum sodhanaiyoo
En thanaiyanai paarpadhum neeyae
Irudhayam kalla thaiyai varavillaiyoo Magal nambhiyadhu thunai maadha
Ini saranamum neeyae maadha Irudhayam kalla thaiyai varavillaiyoo
Aasai dheebamum anaindhu pogumo Seidhidum poojaiyin balamenakillaiyaa
Nee varavillaiyael ratchagar yaaro Kathida vaaraai oo maadha
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a poignant and desperate plea from a devotee, likely a mother, to a divine Mother figure (Maatha). The lyrics express profound distress and fear, as the singer feels surrounded by ill omens and danger. She questions why the divine mercy seems absent, despite her unwavering faith and trust. The repeated refrain, "Has your heart turned to stone, will your mercy not come?", underscores her anguish and the depth of her plea for intervention.
The song highlights themes of maternal love, divine faith, and the struggle against adversity. The singer's primary concern is the safety of her son, for whom she seeks the Mother's protection, emphasizing her vulnerability and reliance on divine power. It's a powerful expression of devotion, where the devotee, despite feeling abandoned, continues to hold onto hope, believing that the Mother is her ultimate refuge and savior in times of dire need.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Irudhayam Kalla Thaiyai?
Irudhayam Kalla Thaiyai is sung by பி. லீலா.
Which movie is Irudhayam Kalla Thaiyai from?
The song Irudhayam Kalla Thaiyai is featured in the movie Jagathaprathaban - 1961.
Who wrote the lyrics for Irudhayam Kalla Thaiyai?
The lyrics for Irudhayam Kalla Thaiyai were written by Panchu Arunachalam with music composed by Pendyala Nageswara Rao.
Is English translation available for Irudhayam Kalla Thaiyai lyrics?
Yes! Irudhayam Kalla Thaiyai lyrics from Jagathaprathaban - 1961 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Irudhayam Kalla Thaiyai lyrics?
This song is a poignant and desperate plea from a devotee, likely a mother, to a divine Mother figure (Maatha). The lyrics express profound distress and fear, as the singer feels surrounded by ill omens and danger. She questions why the divine mercy seems absent, despite her unwavering faith and trust. The repeated refrain, "Has your heart turned to stone, will your mercy not come?", underscores her anguish and the depth of her plea for intervention. The song highlights themes of maternal love, divine faith, and the struggle against adversity. The singer's primary concern is the safety of her son, for whom she seeks the Mother's protection, emphasizing her vulnerability and reliance on divine power. It's a powerful expression of devotion, where the devotee, despite feeling abandoned, continues to hold onto hope, believing that the Mother is her ultimate refuge and savior in times of dire need.
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