Kalviyai Poloru Selvam Lyrics
From the movie Tamizhariyum Perumal
Kalviyai Poloru Selvam Song Lyrics is the track from Tamizhariyum Perumal Tamil Film – 1942. This song was sung by வி. ஏ. செல்லப்பா. The music was composed by B.R.Rejin. Lyrics works penned by Udumalai Narayanakavi.
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Kalviyai poloru Selvam uladho
Kaana vaenum puviyorae Odhum kalviyai poloru
Selvam uladho Kaana vaenum puviyorae…ae…ae…
Kalviyai poloru Selvam uladho
Kaana vaenum puviyorae
Vellathaalum kanal veezhinum Kulaiyaa…aa…aa…aa…aa…
Aa…aa…aa…aa… Vellathaalum kanal veezhinum kulaiyaa
Vaendhar kalvarum thaan Kolla mudiyaa
Vellathaalum kanal veezhinum kulaiyaa Vaendhar kalvarum thaan
Kolla mudiyaa alli koduppinum Ennaalum kuraiyaa
Arivir kunavumaam yaadhinum azhiyaa Arivir kunavumaam yaadhinum azhiyaa
Kalviyai poloru Selvam uladho
Kaana vaenum puviyorae
Kalai gnaanamae illaar Kaanilvaazh maram
Paa manam Niraiyaadhenavae inbamarul
Kalai gnaanamae illaar Kaanilvaazh maram
Pangaeruga nattrungaadhani yarul Sangeedha saambradhaayarasa
Kalai gnaanamae illaar Kaanilvaazh maram
Barani mudhalaai thoodhu Kaadhaludan andhamaani
Thuruvaayiramanimaalai Puraana kuravar vanji
Kalambaghamum endru Vandhu panpaadum prabala
Kalai gnaanamae illaar Kaanilvaazh maram
Kadaiyar sreemadhi leela paamaram Alagaiyodu mirugam aaguvaar
Siriyaar…aa…aa…aa…aa… Alagaiyodu mirugam aaguvaar
Siriyaar Andhagar edharkkum aagaar maelaam
Andhagar edharkkum aagaar maelaam
Kalviyai poloru Selvam uladho
Kaana vaenum puviyorae ae…ae… Kalviyai poloru
Selvam uladho Kaana vaenum puviyorae …ae…
Song Meaning & Analysis
This classic Tamil song from the 1942 film 'Tamizhariyum Perumal' is a profound ode to the invaluable nature of education and knowledge. It posits that education is the ultimate wealth, superior to all material possessions because it cannot be destroyed by natural calamities like floods or fire, nor can it be stolen by kings or thieves. Unlike tangible assets, knowledge grows when shared and never diminishes, serving as an eternal source of happiness and virtue.
The lyrics further elaborate on the significance of artistic and literary knowledge, asserting that individuals devoid of such understanding are akin to mere trees in a forest – existing but lacking true purpose, joy, and cultural depth. The song references various classical Tamil literary forms like Parani, Thoodhu, and Kalambagam, implying that appreciation for these arts elevates one's being. Ultimately, it concludes that the unlearned are insignificant and useless, even if outwardly beautiful, reinforcing the central theme that education is the cornerstone of human value and enlightenment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kalviyai Poloru Selvam?
Kalviyai Poloru Selvam is sung by வி. ஏ. செல்லப்பா.
Which movie is Kalviyai Poloru Selvam from?
The song Kalviyai Poloru Selvam is featured in the movie Tamizhariyum Perumal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kalviyai Poloru Selvam?
The lyrics for Kalviyai Poloru Selvam were written by Udumalai Narayanakavi with music composed by B.R.Rejin.
Is English translation available for Kalviyai Poloru Selvam lyrics?
Yes! Kalviyai Poloru Selvam lyrics from Tamizhariyum Perumal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kalviyai Poloru Selvam lyrics?
This classic Tamil song from the 1942 film 'Tamizhariyum Perumal' is a profound ode to the invaluable nature of education and knowledge. It posits that education is the ultimate wealth, superior to all material possessions because it cannot be destroyed by natural calamities like floods or fire, nor can it be stolen by kings or thieves. Unlike tangible assets, knowledge grows when shared and never diminishes, serving as an eternal source of happiness and virtue. The lyrics further elaborate on the significance of artistic and literary knowledge, asserting that individuals devoid of such understanding are akin to mere trees in a forest – existing but lacking true purpose, joy, and cultural depth. The song references various classical Tamil literary forms like Parani, Thoodhu, and Kalambagam, implying that appreciation for these arts elevates one's being. Ultimately, it concludes that the unlearned are insignificant and useless, even if outwardly beautiful, reinforcing the central theme that education is the cornerstone of human value and enlightenment.
