Manushanai Manushan Saapiduraandaa Lyrics
From the movie Thaaikkuppin Thaaram
Manushanai Manushan Saapiduraandaa Song Lyrics is the track from Thaaikkuppin Thaaram Tamil Film – 1956. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by A. Maruthakasi.
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Paalum thaenum perugi odudhu Parandha seemaiyilae
Naama porandha seemaiyilae Paadu paduravan vayiru kaayidhu
Paadhi naalaiyilae varushathil Paadhi naalaiyilae
{Hei manushana manushan Saappiduraandaa
Thambi payalae Idhu maaruvadheppo theeruvadheppo
Namma kavalai } (2)
Ha ha kik kik kik hahaei
Maanam pozhiyudhu boomi vilaiyudhu Thambi payalae
Naama vaadi vadhangi valappadhurom Vayala
Maanam pozhiyudhu boomi vilaiyudhu Thambi payalae
Naama vaadi vadhangi valappadhurom Vayala
Aanaa dhaaniyam ellaam Valuthavanudaiya kaiyilae
Dhaaniyam ellaam Valuthavanudaiya kaiyilae
Idhu thagaadhu yinnu edhuthu cholliyum Puriyalae adhaalae
Manushana manushan saappiduraandaa Thambi payalae
Idhu maaruvadheppo theeruvadheppo Namma kavalai
Haei… hahhaa… kik kik Ennadaa nelinjikkittu pora
Naeraa podaa pap pap daei
Tharaiyai paathu nikkudhu Nalla kadhiru
Than kuraiyai marandhu melae paakkudhu Padharu
Tharaiyai paathu nikkudhu Nalla kadhiru
Than kuraiyai marandhu melae paakkudhu Padharu
Adhu pol arivu ulladhu Adangi kidakkudhu veettilae
Arivu ulladhu adangi kidakkudhu veettilae Edhukkum aagaadha siladhu
Aarppaattam seiyudhu veliyilae adhaalae
Manushana manushan saappiduraandaa Thambi payalae
Idhu maaruvadheppo theeruvadheppo Nammak kavalai
Hahaai haa kik kik dhaa
Aanavathukku adi paniyaadhae Thambi payalae
Edhukkum aamaanjaami pottu vidaadhae Thambi payalae
Aanavathukku adi paniyaadhae Thambi payalae
Edhukkum aamaanjaami pottu vidaadhae Thambi payalae
Poonaiyai puliyaai enni vidaadhae Thambi payalae
Poonaiyai puliyaai enni vidaadhae Thambi payalae
Unnai purinjikkaamalae nadungaadhaedaa Thambi payalae daei
Manushana manushan saappiduraandaa Thambi payalae
Idhu maaruvadheppo theeruvadheppo Nammak kavalai
Manushana manushan saappiduraandaa Thambi payalae
Idhu maaruvadheppo theeruvadheppo Nammak kavalai
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Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a powerful social commentary from the 1956 film 'Thaaikkuppin Thaaram', reflecting the prevalent socio-economic disparities of its time. It vividly paints a picture of a land blessed with natural abundance ("milk and honey flow abundantly," "rain pours, earth yields"), yet where the common laborer starves for half the year. The central metaphor, "man is devouring man," highlights the brutal exploitation of the working class by the powerful and wealthy, who hoard resources while the producers suffer. The song questions when this injustice will end, expressing the deep-seated frustration and despair of the oppressed.
Beyond economic inequality, the lyrics also touch upon intellectual and moral disparities. It contrasts the humble, wise individuals who remain silent with the arrogant, empty-headed ones who make noise and hold power. The song urges the listener, referred to as "my young brother," not to succumb to arrogance or blindly follow authority. It advises discernment, encouraging one to see through false power ("don't mistake a cat for a tiger") and to stand firm with truth, rather than trembling out of ignorance. It's a call for awareness, resistance against oppression, and a plea for social justice, delivered with a raw, folk-like energy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Manushanai Manushan Saapiduraandaa?
Manushanai Manushan Saapiduraandaa is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Manushanai Manushan Saapiduraandaa from?
The song Manushanai Manushan Saapiduraandaa is featured in the movie Thaaikkuppin Thaaram.
Who wrote the lyrics for Manushanai Manushan Saapiduraandaa?
The lyrics for Manushanai Manushan Saapiduraandaa were written by A. Maruthakasi with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Manushanai Manushan Saapiduraandaa lyrics?
Yes! Manushanai Manushan Saapiduraandaa lyrics from Thaaikkuppin Thaaram include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Manushanai Manushan Saapiduraandaa lyrics?
This song is a powerful social commentary from the 1956 film 'Thaaikkuppin Thaaram', reflecting the prevalent socio-economic disparities of its time. It vividly paints a picture of a land blessed with natural abundance ("milk and honey flow abundantly," "rain pours, earth yields"), yet where the common laborer starves for half the year. The central metaphor, "man is devouring man," highlights the brutal exploitation of the working class by the powerful and wealthy, who hoard resources while the producers suffer. The song questions when this injustice will end, expressing the deep-seated frustration and despair of the oppressed. Beyond economic inequality, the lyrics also touch upon intellectual and moral disparities. It contrasts the humble, wise individuals who remain silent with the arrogant, empty-headed ones who make noise and hold power. The song urges the listener, referred to as "my young brother," not to succumb to arrogance or blindly follow authority. It advises discernment, encouraging one to see through false power ("don't mistake a cat for a tiger") and to stand firm with truth, rather than trembling out of ignorance. It's a call for awareness, resistance against oppression, and a plea for social justice, delivered with a raw, folk-like energy.
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