Jeppilor Bommai Lyrics
From the movie Aandi Petra Selvan
Jeppilor Bommai Song Lyrics is the track from Aandi Petra Selvan Tamil Film – 1957. This song was sung by எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன். The music was composed by T. Chalapathi Rao. Lyrics works penned by Kuyilan.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singer : S. C. Krishnan
Hae jaeppilor bommai Jaeppilor bommai
Jae jae jae bommai Jaeppilor bommai
Jae jae jae bommai Jaeppilor bommai
Moththina moththula edhiriyum oda Moththina moththula edhiriyum oda
Enakku thiraththai koduththa unnai Bakthiyodu ni vikraham thannai
Paangudan thozhuvaen niththiyam amma
Jaeppilor bommai Jae jae jae bommai
Jaeppilor bommai
Kalagam thapputhandaa Dhinam dhinam onguga
Sanga naadhamudan Avar mael porida
Kalagam thapputhandaa Dhinam dhinam onguga
Sanga naadhamudan Avar mael porida
Theeyarin thappukku pitchai pottida Seithu enthan peyar kaaththidu amma
Jaeppilor bommai Jae jae jae bommai
Jaeppilor bommai
Maharajarukku manam thadumaari Manthiri pathavi en thalai mael vanthaal
Maharajarukku manam thadumaari Manthiri pathavi en thalai mael vanthaal
Vedikkaiyaaga ivvoorai aaluvaen Yosippor pala kai viduvaen amma
Jaeppilor bommai Jae jae jae bommai
Jaeppilor bommai
Maanilamae pugazh Madamaiyil pol pen
Malliyai enakku Manamum seithittal
Maanilamae pugazh Madamaiyil pol pen
Malliyai enakku Manamum seithittal
Thagida thathingina thagaththai endru Sanda prasanganaai
Aaduvaen amma
Jaeppilor bommai Jae jae jae bommai
Jaeppilor bommai Jae jae jae bommai
Jaeppilor bommai Jaeppilor bommai
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Jaeppilor Bommai" from the 1957 film 'Aandi Petra Selvan' is a vibrant and somewhat audacious prayer or declaration by a character, likely a common man with grand aspirations. He addresses a deity or a powerful, perhaps even whimsical, entity referred to as "Jaeppilor Bommai" (Jaeppilor Doll/Deity). The lyrics express a desire for strength to overcome enemies, a unique plea for conflicts to arise so he can bravely fight against the wicked and uphold his name. This suggests a character who is not afraid of challenges but rather seeks them out to prove his mettle and establish justice.
The song further delves into the character's ambitious dreams, imagining himself as a minister ruling a town playfully, outsmarting even the most seasoned thinkers. His personal desires are also woven in, as he dreams of marrying a simple girl named Malli, promising to celebrate with a fierce, rhythmic dance. The overall mood is one of confident self-belief, a touch of playful arrogance, and an unwavering faith in the power he invokes, all delivered with an energetic and theatrical flair typical of early Tamil cinema.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Jeppilor Bommai?
Jeppilor Bommai is sung by எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன்.
Which movie is Jeppilor Bommai from?
The song Jeppilor Bommai is featured in the movie Aandi Petra Selvan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Jeppilor Bommai?
The lyrics for Jeppilor Bommai were written by Kuyilan with music composed by T. Chalapathi Rao.
Is English translation available for Jeppilor Bommai lyrics?
Yes! Jeppilor Bommai lyrics from Aandi Petra Selvan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Jeppilor Bommai lyrics?
The song "Jaeppilor Bommai" from the 1957 film 'Aandi Petra Selvan' is a vibrant and somewhat audacious prayer or declaration by a character, likely a common man with grand aspirations. He addresses a deity or a powerful, perhaps even whimsical, entity referred to as "Jaeppilor Bommai" (Jaeppilor Doll/Deity). The lyrics express a desire for strength to overcome enemies, a unique plea for conflicts to arise so he can bravely fight against the wicked and uphold his name. This suggests a character who is not afraid of challenges but rather seeks them out to prove his mettle and establish justice. The song further delves into the character's ambitious dreams, imagining himself as a minister ruling a town playfully, outsmarting even the most seasoned thinkers. His personal desires are also woven in, as he dreams of marrying a simple girl named Malli, promising to celebrate with a fierce, rhythmic dance. The overall mood is one of confident self-belief, a touch of playful arrogance, and an unwavering faith in the power he invokes, all delivered with an energetic and theatrical flair typical of early Tamil cinema.
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