llai Enban Yaarada Lyrics

From the movie Annai Abirami

llai Enban Yaarada Song Lyrics is the track from Annai Abirami Tamil Film – 1971, Starring Suruli Rajan, Senthamarai, Sivakumar, Thengai Srinivasan, K R Vijaya. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by Kunnakudi Vaithiyanathan. Lyrics works penned by Not Known.

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Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Music DirectorKunnakudi Vaithiyanathan

LyricistNot Known

Singers

பச

Singerபி. சுஷீலா

Star Cast

ActorSuruli Rajan

ActorSenthamarai

ActorSivakumar

Translation

Illaiyenbaan yaaradaa Illaiyenbaan yaaradaa
Annai irukkum idam paaradaa Illaiyenbaan yaaradaa
Annai irukkum idam paaradaa

Ulagin aadhaara jjanani maakaali Maraiyum melaana agila naayagiyai

Illaiyenbaan yaaradaa Annai irukkum idam paaradaa

Agala kumari varum kadalum uyar karaiyil Agila puvanamarul annaiyae
Annaiyae… Nilaiyil oru sirithum thalarvum azhivumilai
Nimalar oli kumari kanniyae Kanniyae
Annaiyae kanniyaai minnuvaal Annaiyae kanniyaai minnuvaal

Avalai illaiyenbaan yaaradaa Annai irukkum idam paaradaa

Mamadurai vaazhum maharaniyae Bhoomiyil uyir yaavum arul deviyae
Mamadurai vaazhum maharaniyae Bhoomiyil uyir yaavum arul deviyae

Namaval adi meedhu panivomadaa Naadiya porul yaavum arulvaaladaa
Namaval adi meedhu panivomadaa Panivomadaa
Naadiya porul yaavum arulvaaladaa Arulvaaladaa

Magaththaana kalaiyarivu edhu kelu athu tharuvaal
Magaththaana kalaiyarivu edhu kelu athu tharuvaal
Ninainthu ninainthu kuzhainthu kuzhainthu
Ulam magizhnthaadu

Illaiyenbaan yaaradaa Annai illaiyenbaan yaaradaa

Kaanijiyil kamatchi koluviruppaal Aaa…aa…aaaaaa…aa
Kaanijiyil kamatchi koluviruppaal Kaasiyil visalatchi thunaiyirupaal
Kaanijiyil kamatchi koluviruppaal Kaasiyil visalatchi thunaiyirupaal

Kannil karunai pozhinthiduvaal Annai avarai arinthiduvaal
Mannilae yaavarum annaiyin perarul Thannilae vaazhgiraar

Illaiyenbaan yaaradaa… Illaiyenbaan yaaradaa

Thirukadavoorinil abhiramiyaai Thirukadavoorinil abhiramiyaai
Thigazhpaval kaalanai urundodavae Thiruppatham veesina kadhal keladaa
Dhinam dhinam thaayinai pugazhvomadaa Dhinam dhinam thaayinai pugazhvomadaa

Vaanaga kathirai maamathi sudarai Bhoomiyai suzhala vaiththaval yaar
Kaanavarkkum uyar vaanavarkkum Arul moovarkkum mathi thanthaval yaar

Aadhi thyaapari aanaval yaar Aayiram aayiram peyarudaiyaal
Theeyinil meviya soodaavaal Neerinil than thuli thaanaavaal
Neeliyai… Neeliyai…
Sooliyai… Sooliyai
Kaaliyai Kaaliyai
Sakthiyai

Illaiyenbaan yaaradaa Annai irukkum idam paaradaa
Ulagil Illaiyenbaan yaaradaa

Song Meaning & Analysis

The song further glorifies the Mother by referencing her various forms and abodes, such as Kamakshi in Kanchi, Visalakshi in Kasi, and Abhirami in Thirukadavoor, highlighting her role in protecting devotees and granting wisdom. It portrays her as the source of all creation, knowledge, and grace, urging listeners to surrender to her feet and experience her blessings. The repeated rhetorical question, "Who is he who says she doesn't exist?" serves as a fervent declaration of faith and an invitation to recognize the divine feminine power inherent in all aspects of existence.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of llai Enban Yaarada?

llai Enban Yaarada is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.

Which movie is llai Enban Yaarada from?

The song llai Enban Yaarada is featured in the movie Annai Abirami.

Who wrote the lyrics for llai Enban Yaarada?

The lyrics for llai Enban Yaarada were written by Not Known with music composed by Kunnakudi Vaithiyanathan.

Is English translation available for llai Enban Yaarada lyrics?

Yes! llai Enban Yaarada lyrics from Annai Abirami include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of llai Enban Yaarada lyrics?

This song is a powerful devotional ode to the Mother Goddess, celebrating her omnipresence, omnipotence, and boundless compassion. It challenges anyone who doubts her existence, urging them to simply look around and witness her manifestations. The lyrics describe her as the fundamental mother of the universe, Mahakali, and the supreme ruler, emphasizing her eternal and indestructible nature. The song further glorifies the Mother by referencing her various forms and abodes, such as Kamakshi in Kanchi, Visalakshi in Kasi, and Abhirami in Thirukadavoor, highlighting her role in protecting devotees and granting wisdom. It portrays her as the source of all creation, knowledge, and grace, urging listeners to surrender to her feet and experience her blessings. The repeated rhetorical question, "Who is he who says she doesn't exist?" serves as a fervent declaration of faith and an invitation to recognize the divine feminine power inherent in all aspects of existence.