Madrasu Vathiyaru Lyrics
From the movie Madras Vathiyar
Madrasu Vathiyaru Song Lyrics is the track from Madras Vathiyar Tamil Film – 1984. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன், பி, ஜெயச்சந்திரன். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Muthulingam.
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Madrasu vaaththiyaaru Vettri maalaiyodaa vanthittaaru
Madrasu vaaththiyaaru Vettri maalaiyodaa vanthittaaru
Yaezhai makkal pettai Enga vaaththiyaaru kottai
Adi ettu ooru ketkkumpadi paadungadi paatta
Madrasu vaaththiyaaru Vettri maalaiyodaa vanthittaaru
Yaezhai makkal pettai Enga vaaththiyaaru kottai
Adi ettu ooru ketkkumpadi paadungadi paatta
Madrasu vaaththiyaaru Vettri maalaiyodaa vanthittaaru
Ada neeyillaatti engalukku Eththanaiyo kastam
Un nizhai irunthaa adhuthaanae Saththunavu thittaam
Unna yaeththukittom naangalellaam Annanaththan polae
Unna yaeththukittom naangalellaam Annanaththan polae
Naam ottikittu vaazhnthiruppom Rettai ilai polae
Madrasu vaaththiyaaru Vettri maalaiyodaa vanthittaaru
Yaezhai makkal pettai Enga vaaththiyaaru kottai
Adi ettu ooru ketkkumpadi paadungadi paatta
Madrasu vaaththiyaaru Vettri maalaiyodaa vanthittaaru
Unna vaayillaatha poochchiyinnu Sonnathellaam thappu
Nee varinji katti ninnaakka vegaathu pappu
Unna vaayillaatha poochchiyinnu Sonnathellaam thappu
Nee varinji katti ninnaakka vegaathu pappu
Enga manasukullae nerainjirukkae Madhuraiveeran polae
Enga manasukullae nerainjirukkae Madhuraiveeran polae
Intha makkalellaam eppavumae Un pakkam nippathaalae
Haei madrasu vaaththiyaaru Vettri maalaiyodaa vanthittaaru
Sontha veedu vaasal yaedhumillaa naadodi mannan
Thaaikulaththin maanam kaakkum kaliyuga kannan
Sontha veedu vaasal yaedhumillaa naadodi mannan
Thaaikulaththin maanam kaakkum kaliyuga kannan
Naangal pekkaama peththeduththa Enga veettupillai
Naangal pekkaama peththeduththa Enga veettupillai
Nee aayiraththil oruththanappaa Eedu inaiyillai
Madrasu vaaththiyaaru Vettri maalaiyodaa vanthittaaru
Yaezhai makkal pettai Enga vaaththiyaaru kottai
Adi ettu ooru ketkkumpadi paadungadi paatta
Madrasu vaaththiyaaru Vettri maalaiyodaa vanthittaaru
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a powerful tribute to a revered leader, affectionately called 'Madras Teacher,' who is celebrated as a champion of the poor and downtrodden. The lyrics paint him as a victorious figure, a protector whose presence alone is as vital as sustenance for the needy. The community embraces him as an elder brother, pledging unwavering loyalty and unity, symbolized by the 'twin leaves,' a common emblem of solidarity or political affiliation in Tamil Nadu.
The song further elevates his stature by refuting any notion of him being weak or voiceless, asserting that when he takes a stand, his opponents cannot succeed. He is likened to the legendary hero Madurai Veeran and even a modern-day Krishna, safeguarding the dignity of women. The lyrics express profound affection, calling him their 'own child' whom they raised, emphasizing his unparalleled uniqueness and importance to the people. It's a song of immense respect, adoration, and unwavering support for a beloved leader.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Madrasu Vathiyaru?
Madrasu Vathiyaru is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன், பி, ஜெயச்சந்திரன்.
Which movie is Madrasu Vathiyaru from?
The song Madrasu Vathiyaru is featured in the movie Madras Vathiyar.
Who wrote the lyrics for Madrasu Vathiyaru?
The lyrics for Madrasu Vathiyaru were written by Muthulingam with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Madrasu Vathiyaru lyrics?
Yes! Madrasu Vathiyaru lyrics from Madras Vathiyar include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Madrasu Vathiyaru lyrics?
This song is a powerful tribute to a revered leader, affectionately called 'Madras Teacher,' who is celebrated as a champion of the poor and downtrodden. The lyrics paint him as a victorious figure, a protector whose presence alone is as vital as sustenance for the needy. The community embraces him as an elder brother, pledging unwavering loyalty and unity, symbolized by the 'twin leaves,' a common emblem of solidarity or political affiliation in Tamil Nadu. The song further elevates his stature by refuting any notion of him being weak or voiceless, asserting that when he takes a stand, his opponents cannot succeed. He is likened to the legendary hero Madurai Veeran and even a modern-day Krishna, safeguarding the dignity of women. The lyrics express profound affection, calling him their 'own child' whom they raised, emphasizing his unparalleled uniqueness and importance to the people. It's a song of immense respect, adoration, and unwavering support for a beloved leader.
