Kallirukkum Malar Lyrics
From the movie Kalyaniyin Kanavan
Kallirukkum Malar Song Lyrics is the track from Kalyaniyin Kanavan Tamil Film – 1963. This song was sung by பி. லீலா, கமலா மற்றும் தங்கப்பன். The music was composed by S. M. Subbaih Naidu. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Kallirukkum malar koondhal jaanagiyai Ilangaiyar kon kalavu soozhntha
Kallamara sriraman kalang kondu Kai Valaiththu thoduththa vaali
Ullirukkum uyir kondu Ilangaiyar kon udalai
Verunkoodu seithu Vellamena kurithi vara
Tharmaththin vetri vara Vilainthathammaaaaa
Vetri vilainthathamma… Vetri vilainthathamma…
Azhagukku azhgu seivom Karpin amuthinai alangarippom
Amuthinai alangarippom Azhagukku azhgu seivom
Karpin amuthinai alangarippom Amuthinai alangarippom
Sempanju poosiya paadhaththil Siru viral mothiram valaiththu vaippom
Sempanju poosiya paadhaththil Siru viral mothiram valaiththu vaippom
Ambinum kooriya kangalilae Anjana maiyittu azhagu seivom
Amuthinai alangarippom Azhagukku azhgu seivom
Karpin amuthinai alangarippom Amuthinai alangarippom
Vaiyam nilaiyariya Mannaargal unaiyariya
Vaiyammmmnilaiyariya Mannaargal unaiyariya
Aiyam marainthupada Anaiththulagam paninthu vara
Poi thavirntha naermai Ponmalaraam jaanagiyai
Nei valarththa theeyil Neenthi vara aanaiyittaen…
Aanaiyittaen…
Neruppinai nerupae neeyum Nerunguthal iyalumaayin
Neriya enathu maeni Nerunguga neruppae indru
Marupena thiranda tholin Mannavan kan munnaalae
Mai kuzhal malaraiyenum Erippaiyo nerupae vaa
Erippaiyo nerupae vaa Erippaiyo nerupae vaa
Kaana vendum latcham kangal Kaana vendum latcham kangal
Seethaa deviyin kaalukku nigaro pengal Kaana vendum latcham kangal
Seethaa deviyin kaalukku nigaro pengal Kaana vendum latcham kangal
Navaraththina thangaththodu Nadaiyilae annappaedu
Navaraththina thangaththodu Nadaiyilae annappaedu
Avanukku illai eedu Avanukku avalae eedu
Kaana vendum latcham kangal
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a profound narrative drawing heavily from the epic Ramayana, primarily focusing on the valor of Lord Rama and the unwavering chastity of Sita. It vividly recounts the abduction of Janaki (Sita) by Ravana, the king of Lanka, and Rama's subsequent righteous war. The lyrics describe Rama's decisive victory, where his arrow transforms Ravana's body into an empty shell, symbolizing the triumph of Dharma (righteousness) over Adharma (unrighteousness). This initial segment sets a heroic and devotional tone, celebrating divine justice and the restoration of order.
Following the epic battle, the song shifts to a celebration of feminine beauty and purity, personified by Sita. It speaks of adorning beauty and the "nectar of chastity," detailing traditional embellishments like toe rings on feet dyed with alta and kohl for eyes. The lyrics then delve into Sita's Agni Pariksha (trial by fire), where she is commanded to prove her purity. Her defiant challenge to the fire, asserting her righteousness, underscores her strength and unwavering virtue. The song concludes by exalting Sita's unparalleled grace and chastity, proclaiming that no woman can compare to her, and that she is the perfect match for Rama, emphasizing their divine union and ideal partnership.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kallirukkum Malar?
Kallirukkum Malar is sung by பி. லீலா, கமலா மற்றும் தங்கப்பன்.
Which movie is Kallirukkum Malar from?
The song Kallirukkum Malar is featured in the movie Kalyaniyin Kanavan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kallirukkum Malar?
The lyrics for Kallirukkum Malar were written by Kannadasan with music composed by S. M. Subbaih Naidu.
Is English translation available for Kallirukkum Malar lyrics?
Yes! Kallirukkum Malar lyrics from Kalyaniyin Kanavan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kallirukkum Malar lyrics?
This song is a profound narrative drawing heavily from the epic Ramayana, primarily focusing on the valor of Lord Rama and the unwavering chastity of Sita. It vividly recounts the abduction of Janaki (Sita) by Ravana, the king of Lanka, and Rama's subsequent righteous war. The lyrics describe Rama's decisive victory, where his arrow transforms Ravana's body into an empty shell, symbolizing the triumph of Dharma (righteousness) over Adharma (unrighteousness). This initial segment sets a heroic and devotional tone, celebrating divine justice and the restoration of order. Following the epic battle, the song shifts to a celebration of feminine beauty and purity, personified by Sita. It speaks of adorning beauty and the "nectar of chastity," detailing traditional embellishments like toe rings on feet dyed with alta and kohl for eyes. The lyrics then delve into Sita's Agni Pariksha (trial by fire), where she is commanded to prove her purity. Her defiant challenge to the fire, asserting her righteousness, underscores her strength and unwavering virtue. The song concludes by exalting Sita's unparalleled grace and chastity, proclaiming that no woman can compare to her, and that she is the perfect match for Rama, emphasizing their divine union and ideal partnership.
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