Karuppu Kudaiyin Lyrics
From the movie Orey Vazhi - 1959
Karuppu Kudaiyin Song Lyrics is the track from Orey Vazhi - 1959 Tamil Film – 1959. This song was sung by எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன் மற்றும் குழு. The music was composed by R. Govarthanam. Lyrics works penned by Thanjai N. Ramaiya Dass.
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Karuppu kudaiyin keezhae Kanyamudan arasaalum
Kavalan bangaaru Vaazhga
Kannalae endha oru pennaiyum paaradha Kalikaala beeshman naan
Vaazhga Pazhamaiyai thagarthu pudhu nilaimaiyai
Bodhikkum pagutharivaalan naan Vaazhga vaazhga vaazhga
Female Chorus : Kanja raja petra pinju raja Kanja raja petra pinju raja
Oru kaasukku kooda dhinam kenjum raja Kanja raja petra pinju raja
Panja peigal naatil konji vilaiyaadudhu Lanja peigal serndhu thaalam podudhu
Kanja raja petra pinju raja Indha kanja raja petra pinju raja
Hahahaaha …appadiya Seri ungal kuraigalai sollungal
Thari naadavai pol naanga paadapadum kooda
Yendaannnu kepparillae
Thari naadavai pol naanga paadapadum kooda
Yendaannnu kepparillae
Enga pullakutti ezhu naala saapidavillae
Pattaadai naeithu vittu katta aadai illaama
Pattiniyaa kidappadhu naanga
Pattaadai naeithu vittu katta aadai illaama
Pattiniyaa kidappadhu naanga
Engalai panjaiyaai nenaikkiradhu neenga
Engalai panjaiyaai nenaikkiradhu neenga
Vaazha pirandha naadu Vaazha pirandha naadu
Ippo kozhaithanamaai pochaeae Varumai naale pengal
Thanmanathaiyae vittru Iravu raanigal aaga engum thiriyalaachae…
Thiriyalaachae… thiriyalaachae…
Female Chorus : Nellu mission vandhadhaalae Ulla pizhaippum pochu
Enga pullakutti ellaam Ippo thollaipadalaachae
Nellu mission vandhadhaalae Ulla pizhaippum pochu
Enga pullakutti ellaam Ippo thollaipadalaachae
Male Chorus : Maada ulaichaalum mampattiya thenjaalum Vaanam paatha seemaiyilae
Vayiru pizhaikka mudiyala Naanga vayiru pizhaikka mudiyala
Karba thadai seiyalaamna oosi poda kaasu illa
Karba thadai seiyalaamna oosi poda kaasu illa
Governmentu hospathiriyil osi padukka kedaikkala
Governmentu hospathiriyil osi padukka kedaikkala
Operation seiya office permission kodukkala
Operation seiya office permission kodukkala
Vayasu aruvathu aayum manasa adakka mudiyala
Vayasu aruvathu aayum manasa adakka mudiyala
Vaalu vaalu koluthavaalu vaalu indha Varumaikku kaaranam sollu
Vaalu vaalu koluthavaalu vaalu indha Varumaikku kaaranam sollu
Vattraadha jeevanadhi paaindhodum thennaadu Valangundra kaaranam sollu
Vattraadha jeevanadhi paaindhodum thennaadu Valangundra kaaranam sollu
Paalaivanam solaivanamaaagiyum naatilae Pasi vandha kaaranam sollu
Pala kodi nottugal achadithum kooda Pana kastam vandhadhen sollu
Cinemaavil pochaa cellarichu pocha Cinemaavil pochaa cellarichu pocha
Varumaithanai ottidavae vazhiyonnu sollu Vaalu vaalu koluthavaalu vaalu indha
Varumaikku kaaranam sollu Nee sollu karanam sollu
Kalum yaeri kidaikkindra kaasu panamgalellam
Karaindhaal thaanae varumai theerum theerum oho
Kalum yaeri kidaikkindra kaasu panamgalellam
Karaindhaal thaanae varumai theerum theerum
Appo kattaayamaaga naanum engappa pettikku
Kadapaarai poda poren paarum paarum
Ippo kadapaarai poda poren paarum paarum
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a powerful social commentary from 1959, highlighting the stark realities of poverty, corruption, and the struggles of the common people. The male speaker initially introduces himself with ironic self-praise, claiming to be a dignified ruler, a chaste Bhishma, and a rationalist, setting a satirical tone. This is immediately contrasted by the female chorus, who mockingly call him a "young king born to a miserly king" who begs for coins, while the "ghosts of poverty and bribery" plague the nation. The lyrics then delve into the plight of the working class, describing their suffering, starvation, and the loss of traditional livelihoods due to modernization (like rice mills).
The song poignantly questions the systemic failures that lead to such widespread destitution. It touches upon issues like lack of access to healthcare (no money for birth control, no free hospital beds), and the inability to control desires even in old age due to unmet basic needs. The speaker directly challenges an unnamed "Vaalu" to explain the paradox of a fertile land with flowing rivers experiencing hunger, and financial hardship despite abundant currency. The song concludes with a radical call for redistribution of wealth, suggesting that poverty will only end when hoarded riches are "dissolved," even if it means resorting to drastic measures like breaking open treasure chests. It's a cry for justice and an indictment of societal inequality.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Karuppu Kudaiyin?
Karuppu Kudaiyin is sung by எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன் மற்றும் குழு.
Which movie is Karuppu Kudaiyin from?
The song Karuppu Kudaiyin is featured in the movie Orey Vazhi - 1959.
Who wrote the lyrics for Karuppu Kudaiyin?
The lyrics for Karuppu Kudaiyin were written by Thanjai N. Ramaiya Dass with music composed by R. Govarthanam.
Is English translation available for Karuppu Kudaiyin lyrics?
Yes! Karuppu Kudaiyin lyrics from Orey Vazhi - 1959 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Karuppu Kudaiyin lyrics?
This song is a powerful social commentary from 1959, highlighting the stark realities of poverty, corruption, and the struggles of the common people. The male speaker initially introduces himself with ironic self-praise, claiming to be a dignified ruler, a chaste Bhishma, and a rationalist, setting a satirical tone. This is immediately contrasted by the female chorus, who mockingly call him a "young king born to a miserly king" who begs for coins, while the "ghosts of poverty and bribery" plague the nation. The lyrics then delve into the plight of the working class, describing their suffering, starvation, and the loss of traditional livelihoods due to modernization (like rice mills). The song poignantly questions the systemic failures that lead to such widespread destitution. It touches upon issues like lack of access to healthcare (no money for birth control, no free hospital beds), and the inability to control desires even in old age due to unmet basic needs. The speaker directly challenges an unnamed "Vaalu" to explain the paradox of a fertile land with flowing rivers experiencing hunger, and financial hardship despite abundant currency. The song concludes with a radical call for redistribution of wealth, suggesting that poverty will only end when hoarded riches are "dissolved," even if it means resorting to drastic measures like breaking open treasure chests. It's a cry for justice and an indictment of societal inequality.
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