Kundril Aadum Lyrics
From the movie Palabishegam
Kundril Aadum Song Lyrics is the track from Palabishegam Tamil Film – 1977. This song was sung by எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன் மற்றும் டி. கே. கலா. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by A. Maruthakasi.
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Hae hae hae hae hae hae hae aroharaa
Kundril aadum kumaranukku araharoharaa
Kunjari than kozhunthanukku araharoharaa
Kundril aadum kumaranukku araharoharaa
Kunjari than kozhunthanukku araharoharaa
Thenpazhani velanukku araharoharaa
Thiruchendur paalanukku araharoharaa
Thenpazhani velanukku araharoharaa
Thiruchendur paalanukku araharoharaa
Aroharaa
Araharoharaa araharoharaa Araharoharaa swaami araharoharaa
Valli manavaalanukku araharoharaa Emmai vaazha vaitha araharoharaa
Valli manavaalanukku araharoharaa Emmai vaazha vaitha araharoharaa
Thellu tamizh muruganukku araharoharaa
Thirumaalin maruganukku araharoharaa
Thellu tamizh muruganukku araharoharaa
Thirumaalin maruganukku araharoharaa
Aroharaa
Araharoharaa araharoharaa Araharoharaa swaami araharoharaa
Naadu nallaa vaazha venum kanthaiyyaa Aiyya kanthaiyaa
Appa naangalellaam Nee uruttum panthaiyyaa
Uruttum panthaiyyaa
Paadi vaarom eppothum Un sinthaiyyaa
Kavadi sinthaiyyaa Un paasaththai
Nee enga melae sinthaiyyaa Alli sinthaiyyaa
Appanukku nyaanam sonna suppaiyaa Pazhani subbaiah
Naanga aanantha kooththaadugindrom ippaiyyaa Aamam ippaiyyaa
Eppadiyum ozhiya venum thappaiyyaa Naattil thappaiyyaa
Idhai ellorumae unarvathu eppaiyyaa Aamaam eppaiyyaa
Kavadiyai thaangi Unthan poovadiyai kaana vanthom
Kaavadiyil koyil konda murugaa Naalum moovadi mann kettavanun marugaa
Engal kaavadiyai nenjil thekki Sevadiyil thunbam neekki
Vaazhvalikka vendum tamizh thalaivaa Engal kaaval deivamaaga vantha iraivaa
Paasi padarntha malai murugaiyyaa Panguni thearodum malai murugaiyyaa
Murugaiyyaa
Oosi padarnth malai murugaiyyaa Uthratcham kaaikkum malai murugaiyyaa
Murugaiyyaa
Malaikku malai naduvae murugaiyyaa Malaiyaala desamappaa murugaiyyaa
Murugaiyyaa Malaiyaala desam vittu murugaiyyaa
Mayilaeri vara vendum murugaiyyaa
Murugaiyyaa murugaiyyaa vel vel Murugaiyyaa murugaiyyaa vel vel
Murugaiyyaa murugaiyyaa vel vel
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a fervent devotional tribute to Lord Muruga, also known as Karthikeya or Skanda. The lyrics are a series of invocations and praises, highlighting various aspects of Muruga's divinity, his abodes (Palani, Thiruchendur), his consorts (Valli, Kunjari), and his familial connections (nephew of Vishnu, son of Shiva whom he taught wisdom). The repeated chant "Arohara" signifies devotion and surrender. The devotees express their unwavering faith, likening themselves to balls in Muruga's hands, seeking his abundant blessings and protection.
The latter part of the song shifts to a more direct plea, with devotees bearing Kavadis (a traditional offering) and seeking Muruga's grace to remove sorrows and grant a prosperous life. They pray for the well-being of the nation and for people to realize their mistakes. The lyrics also describe Muruga's mountainous abodes, mentioning specific characteristics like moss-covered peaks, Panguni chariot festivals, and even a reference to the Malayalam country, inviting him to descend on his peacock. It's a heartfelt expression of devotion, seeking spiritual guidance and worldly blessings from the beloved Tamil deity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kundril Aadum?
Kundril Aadum is sung by எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன் மற்றும் டி. கே. கலா.
Which movie is Kundril Aadum from?
The song Kundril Aadum is featured in the movie Palabishegam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kundril Aadum?
The lyrics for Kundril Aadum were written by A. Maruthakasi with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Kundril Aadum lyrics?
Yes! Kundril Aadum lyrics from Palabishegam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kundril Aadum lyrics?
This song is a fervent devotional tribute to Lord Muruga, also known as Karthikeya or Skanda. The lyrics are a series of invocations and praises, highlighting various aspects of Muruga's divinity, his abodes (Palani, Thiruchendur), his consorts (Valli, Kunjari), and his familial connections (nephew of Vishnu, son of Shiva whom he taught wisdom). The repeated chant "Arohara" signifies devotion and surrender. The devotees express their unwavering faith, likening themselves to balls in Muruga's hands, seeking his abundant blessings and protection. The latter part of the song shifts to a more direct plea, with devotees bearing Kavadis (a traditional offering) and seeking Muruga's grace to remove sorrows and grant a prosperous life. They pray for the well-being of the nation and for people to realize their mistakes. The lyrics also describe Muruga's mountainous abodes, mentioning specific characteristics like moss-covered peaks, Panguni chariot festivals, and even a reference to the Malayalam country, inviting him to descend on his peacock. It's a heartfelt expression of devotion, seeking spiritual guidance and worldly blessings from the beloved Tamil deity.
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