Koyilkalum Churchugalum Lyrics
From the movie Raththa Dhanam
Koyilkalum Churchugalum Song Lyrics is the track from Raththa Dhanam Tamil Film – 1988. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by Gangai Amaran. Lyrics works penned by Mu. Metha.
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Koyilgalum churchgalum Koodi pesa vendum
Antha karththaridam eeshwaeranai Kangal kaana vendum
Koyilgalum churchgalum Koodi pesa vendum
Antha karththaridam eeshwaeranai Kangal kaana vendum
Madha thaththuvam yaavum ondu Anbu saaththiyamaanathu indru
Madha thaththuvam yaavum ondu Anbu saaththiyamaanathu indru
Ingu emmathamum sammathamae Jaadhi yaedhu jothiyae
Koyilgalum churchgalum Koodi pesa vendum
Antha karththaridam eeshwaeranai Kangal kaana vendum
Oraayiram siru dheepangal undu Oli veesinaal avai indrallavaa
Siluvai enna netri thiruneeru enna Avai yaavumae anbin adaiyaalamae
Aachchaaram enna anushdaanam enna
Naam serumpothu pedhangal yaedhu
Karppoora dheepam yatri poojai seiyyum neram
Kaadhoram bible solvenae en tholare
Koyilgalum churchgalum Koodi pesa vendum
Male and Female : Antha karththaridam eeshwaeranai
Kangal kaana vendum
Idhayaththilae idam yaeraalam undu Ellaarumae idhi kudiyaeralaam
Madha pedhanagal vazhi marikkindra pothu Manithargalaai naam ani seralaam
Maadhaavin koyil maniyodsaiyodu Allah-vai thedu bhaavaanai paadu
Ondraaa koodumpothu oonum engal naadum Uruvaagum vaazhvin panbaadu anbodu
Koyilgalum churchgalum Koodi pesa vendum
Antha karththaridam eeshwaeranai Kangal kaana vendum
Koyilgalum churchgalum Koodi pesa vendum
Antha karththaridam eeshwaeranai Kangal kaana vendum
Madha thaththuvam yaavum ondu Anbu saaththiyamaanathu indru
Madha thaththuvam yaavum ondu Anbu saaththiyamaanathu indru
Ingu emmathamum sammathamae Jaadhi yaedhu jothiyae
Koyilgalum churchgalum Koodi pesa vendum
Male and Chorus : Antha karththaridam eeshwaeranai
Kangal kaana vendum
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Koyilgalum Churchgalum" from the 1988 film 'Raththa Dhanam' is a powerful anthem for religious harmony and unity. Penned by Mu. Metha and set to music by Gangai Amaran, it beautifully articulates the idea that all faiths ultimately lead to the same divine truth. The lyrics advocate for temples and churches, and by extension, all religious institutions, to come together and recognize the shared essence of their beliefs. It emphasizes that the core philosophy of every religion is love, making unity not just an ideal but a tangible possibility in the present.
Through vivid imagery, the song dismisses superficial differences like the cross or sacred ash, declaring them all as mere symbols of love. It questions the relevance of rituals and customs when humanity chooses to unite, illustrating this with the poignant image of someone performing a Hindu pooja while whispering verses from the Bible. The song calls for an open heart where everyone can reside, urging people to overcome religious divisions and stand together as humans. It envisions a nation prospering and a culture of love emerging when people embrace diverse spiritual paths—seeking Allah, singing to Bhagavan, and listening to Mother Mary's bells—all in unison.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Koyilkalum Churchugalum?
Koyilkalum Churchugalum is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Koyilkalum Churchugalum from?
The song Koyilkalum Churchugalum is featured in the movie Raththa Dhanam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Koyilkalum Churchugalum?
The lyrics for Koyilkalum Churchugalum were written by Mu. Metha with music composed by Gangai Amaran.
Is English translation available for Koyilkalum Churchugalum lyrics?
Yes! Koyilkalum Churchugalum lyrics from Raththa Dhanam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Koyilkalum Churchugalum lyrics?
The song "Koyilgalum Churchgalum" from the 1988 film 'Raththa Dhanam' is a powerful anthem for religious harmony and unity. Penned by Mu. Metha and set to music by Gangai Amaran, it beautifully articulates the idea that all faiths ultimately lead to the same divine truth. The lyrics advocate for temples and churches, and by extension, all religious institutions, to come together and recognize the shared essence of their beliefs. It emphasizes that the core philosophy of every religion is love, making unity not just an ideal but a tangible possibility in the present. Through vivid imagery, the song dismisses superficial differences like the cross or sacred ash, declaring them all as mere symbols of love. It questions the relevance of rituals and customs when humanity chooses to unite, illustrating this with the poignant image of someone performing a Hindu pooja while whispering verses from the Bible. The song calls for an open heart where everyone can reside, urging people to overcome religious divisions and stand together as humans. It envisions a nation prospering and a culture of love emerging when people embrace diverse spiritual paths—seeking Allah, singing to Bhagavan, and listening to Mother Mary's bells—all in unison.
