Manithanum Inge Lyrics
From the movie Thanga Durai Tamil
Manithanum Inge Song Lyrics is the track from Thanga Durai Tamil Tamil Film – 1972. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன்.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singer : T. M. Soundarajan
Music Director : M. S. Vishwanathan
Lyricist : Kannadasan
Manidhanum ingae thannai marandhaan Thavarugal seidhae kannae izhandhaan
Manidhanum ingae thannai marandhaan Thavarugal seidhae kannae izhandhaan
Anbae deivam endraal Adhai yaarum nambavillai
Anbae deivam endraal Adhai yaarum nambavillai
Uyirgal ellaam arivin munnae Endrum samamaagum
Mirugangal thaana baliyaagum Idhil arivum baliyaagum
Uyirgal ellaam arivin munnae Endrum samamaagum
Mirugangal thaana baliyaagum Idhil arivum baliyaagum
Kodumai kandum nirkkum Deivam nyaayam enna sollum
Deivam nyaayam enna sollum Manidhanum ingae thannai marandhaan
Thavarugal seidhae kannae izhandhaan
Mazhaiyillaamal vaadiya payirgal Mazhaiyai edhirpaarkkum
Varumaiyinaalae yengiya uyirgal Karunaiyai edhirppaarkkum
Noigalinaalae varundhiya maeni Marundhai edhirpaarkkum
Vaai illaadha jeevangalellaam Karunaiyai edhirppaarkkum
Vaadum ezhai ullam nalla Thalaivanai edhirpparkkum
Anbae deivam endraal Adhai yaarum nambavillai
Anbae deivam endraal Adhai yaarum nambavillai
Manidhanum ingae thannai marandhaan Thavarugal seidhae kannae izhandhaan
Muthan kaadan muniyan maari Ellaam deivamadaa
Moolaikku moolai kaanbavai ellaam Deivathin koyiladaa
Bakthan ennum peyarinai soodi Ethanai manidhanadaa
Paava punniym pesipesi Parndhadhu kaalamada
Undu deivam endru solla Manamae illaiyada
Manidhanum ingae thannai marandhaan Thavarugal seidhae kannae izhandhaan
Anbae deivam endraal Adhai yaarum nambavillai
Anbae deivam endraal Adhai yaarum nambavillai
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a poignant commentary on the human condition, lamenting how humanity has lost its way, forgotten its true self, and become blind to fundamental truths. The lyricist questions the nature of divinity and justice in a world rife with cruelty, where the simple truth that 'love is God' is no longer believed. It highlights the hypocrisy of a society that claims equality yet sacrifices both the innocent and wisdom, while God seemingly remains silent in the face of suffering.
The lyrics further explore the universal yearning for basic needs and compassion, drawing parallels between parched crops awaiting rain and impoverished souls awaiting food, the sick awaiting medicine, and voiceless beings awaiting kindness. It criticizes the superficiality of religious devotion, where people claim to be devotees but fail to embody true humanity, spending time debating sin and virtue while losing faith in the very existence of a benevolent God due to the prevailing injustices. The song ultimately calls for introspection and a return to fundamental human values.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Manithanum Inge?
Manithanum Inge is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன்.
Which movie is Manithanum Inge from?
The song Manithanum Inge is featured in the movie Thanga Durai Tamil.
Who wrote the lyrics for Manithanum Inge?
The lyrics for Manithanum Inge were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Manithanum Inge lyrics?
Yes! Manithanum Inge lyrics from Thanga Durai Tamil include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Manithanum Inge lyrics?
This song is a poignant commentary on the human condition, lamenting how humanity has lost its way, forgotten its true self, and become blind to fundamental truths. The lyricist questions the nature of divinity and justice in a world rife with cruelty, where the simple truth that 'love is God' is no longer believed. It highlights the hypocrisy of a society that claims equality yet sacrifices both the innocent and wisdom, while God seemingly remains silent in the face of suffering. The lyrics further explore the universal yearning for basic needs and compassion, drawing parallels between parched crops awaiting rain and impoverished souls awaiting food, the sick awaiting medicine, and voiceless beings awaiting kindness. It criticizes the superficiality of religious devotion, where people claim to be devotees but fail to embody true humanity, spending time debating sin and virtue while losing faith in the very existence of a benevolent God due to the prevailing injustices. The song ultimately calls for introspection and a return to fundamental human values.
