
Kolaivalinaai Lyrics
From the movie Sivappathigaram
Kolaivalinaai Song Lyrics is the track from Sivappathigaram Tamil Film – 2006, Starring Vishal Krishna, Mamta Mohandas, Manivannan, Raghuvaran, Upendra Limaye, Ganja Karuppu, Rajan P Dev, Sabarish, Shanmugarajan. This song was sung by ராகுல் நம்பியார், கதிர். The music was composed by Vidyasagar. Lyrics works penned by Yugabharathi.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Valiyor silar Eliyor thammai
Vathaiyae puriyuvathaa Maharaasargal
Ulagaaluthal Nilyaam enum ninaivaa
Uthavaathini Oru thaamatham
Udanae vizhi thamizha
Uthavaathini Oru thaamatham
Udanae vizhi thamizha Uthavaathini
Oru thaamatham Udanae vizhi thamizha
Kolaivaalinai edada Migu kodiyor seyal aravae
Kugai vaazh oru puliyae Uyar gunameviya thamizha
Kolaivaalinai edada Migu kodiyor seyal aravae
Kugai vaazh oru puliyae Uyar gunameviya thamizha
Thalaiaagiya aaramae puri Sari neethiyum thaguma
Samamae porul sanaayagam Enavae murasaraivaai
Murasaraivaai Murasaraivaai
Murasaraivaai Murasaraivaai
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Kolaivalinaai" from 'Sivappathigaram' is a powerful call to action, urging the Tamil people to rise against oppression and injustice. The lyrics question the notion of the powerful subjugating the weak and challenge the idea that the rule of kings is eternal. It serves as an awakening anthem, imploring Tamilians to shed complacency and immediately confront those who commit cruel deeds. The imagery of a "cave-dwelling tiger" highlights the inherent strength and noble spirit of the Tamil people, waiting to be unleashed.
The core message emphasizes the importance of righteousness, justice, and equality. It advocates for a democratic society where these values are paramount. The repeated exhortation to "take up the deadly sword" is a metaphorical call for decisive action and resistance against tyranny, not necessarily literal violence, but a firm stand for what is right. The song culminates in a powerful declaration to "proclaim democracy," signifying a revolutionary spirit and a demand for a just and equitable social order.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kolaivalinaai?
Kolaivalinaai is sung by ராகுல் நம்பியார், கதிர்.
Which movie is Kolaivalinaai from?
The song Kolaivalinaai is featured in the movie Sivappathigaram.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kolaivalinaai?
The lyrics for Kolaivalinaai were written by Yugabharathi with music composed by Vidyasagar.
Is English translation available for Kolaivalinaai lyrics?
Yes! Kolaivalinaai lyrics from Sivappathigaram include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kolaivalinaai lyrics?
The song "Kolaivalinaai" from 'Sivappathigaram' is a powerful call to action, urging the Tamil people to rise against oppression and injustice. The lyrics question the notion of the powerful subjugating the weak and challenge the idea that the rule of kings is eternal. It serves as an awakening anthem, imploring Tamilians to shed complacency and immediately confront those who commit cruel deeds. The imagery of a "cave-dwelling tiger" highlights the inherent strength and noble spirit of the Tamil people, waiting to be unleashed. The core message emphasizes the importance of righteousness, justice, and equality. It advocates for a democratic society where these values are paramount. The repeated exhortation to "take up the deadly sword" is a metaphorical call for decisive action and resistance against tyranny, not necessarily literal violence, but a firm stand for what is right. The song culminates in a powerful declaration to "proclaim democracy," signifying a revolutionary spirit and a demand for a just and equitable social order.
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