Kizhakku Paravai Lyrics
From the movie Thisai Maariya Paravaigal
Kizhakku Paravai Song Lyrics is the track from Thisai Maariya Paravaigal Tamil Film – 1979, Starring Sarath Babu, Sumalatha, Major Sundarrajan, V. S. Raghavan, M. N. Rajam, G Srinivasan, P. S. Veerappa, Usilai Mani. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Kizhakku paravai merkkil parakkuthu
Adhu kizhakku vaanai marakka paarkkuthu
Kizhakku paravai merkkil parakkuthu
Adhu kizhakku vaanai marakka paarkkuthu
Thanakkena oru maarkkam ullathu Adhu samayam paarththu maarivittathu
Kaarirul theduthu nilavai Adhu dhisai maariya paravai
Kaarirul theduthu nilavai Adhu dhisai maariya paravai
Kaveri enna kollidam enna Veru nadhigal alla
Vella maari varuvathalla Entha kovilil sendru vanaginaalum
Aandavan per solla Verum bedhangal thannai vella
Kaarirul theduthu nilavai Adhu dhisai maariya paravai
Vaazhvu illai enbatharkku Vellai aadai anivaal
Adhai hindu pennum arivaal Vaazhvu illai enbatharkku
Vellai aadai anivaal Adhai hindu pennum arivaal
Than inba vaazhvai thiyaagam seithu Pirarukkaaga vaazhvaal
Oru thavarillaamal vaazhvaal
Kaarirul theduthu nilavai Adhu dhisai maariya paravai
Kizhakkil udhikkum sooriyanae Merkkil sendru maraivaan
Avan irandu dhisaiyum arivaan Kizhakkil udhikkum sooriyanae
Merkkil sendru maraivaan Avan irandu dhisaiyum arivaan
Entha mathaththil ulla manithan kooda Mandiyittu thozhuvaan
Antha kartharthaanae bhagavaan
Kizhakku paravai merkkil parakkuthu
Adhu kizhakku vaanai marakka paarkkuthu
Thanakkena oru maarkkam ullathu Adhu samayam paarththu maarivittathu
Kaarirul theduthu nilavai Adhu dhisai maariya paravai…
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Kizhakku Paravai" from 'Thisai Maariya Paravaigal' explores themes of change, identity, and universal truth. It uses the metaphor of an "eastern bird flying west" to represent someone or something that has deviated from its original path or identity, attempting to forget its origins. This deviation is portrayed as a conscious choice, perhaps opportunistic, leading to a search for something new, symbolized by darkness seeking the moon. The lyrics suggest a struggle between one's inherent nature and adopted direction.
The song further delves into philosophical and spiritual unity, questioning superficial differences between rivers (Kaveri, Kollidam) and religions. It emphasizes that the essence of divinity is one, regardless of the temple or faith. The lyrics also touch upon sacrifice and purity, referencing a Hindu woman's white attire as a symbol of renunciation and living a faultless life for others. Ultimately, it draws parallels with the sun, which knows both east and west, implying that true understanding transcends boundaries, and that the divine is universally acknowledged, urging listeners to overcome mere differences.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kizhakku Paravai?
Kizhakku Paravai is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Kizhakku Paravai from?
The song Kizhakku Paravai is featured in the movie Thisai Maariya Paravaigal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kizhakku Paravai?
The lyrics for Kizhakku Paravai were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Kizhakku Paravai lyrics?
Yes! Kizhakku Paravai lyrics from Thisai Maariya Paravaigal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kizhakku Paravai lyrics?
The song "Kizhakku Paravai" from 'Thisai Maariya Paravaigal' explores themes of change, identity, and universal truth. It uses the metaphor of an "eastern bird flying west" to represent someone or something that has deviated from its original path or identity, attempting to forget its origins. This deviation is portrayed as a conscious choice, perhaps opportunistic, leading to a search for something new, symbolized by darkness seeking the moon. The lyrics suggest a struggle between one's inherent nature and adopted direction. The song further delves into philosophical and spiritual unity, questioning superficial differences between rivers (Kaveri, Kollidam) and religions. It emphasizes that the essence of divinity is one, regardless of the temple or faith. The lyrics also touch upon sacrifice and purity, referencing a Hindu woman's white attire as a symbol of renunciation and living a faultless life for others. Ultimately, it draws parallels with the sun, which knows both east and west, implying that true understanding transcends boundaries, and that the divine is universally acknowledged, urging listeners to overcome mere differences.
