
Meela Adimai Umakke Lyrics
From the movie Sundara Murthy Nayanar
Meela Adimai Umakke Song Lyrics is the track from Sundara Murthy Nayanar Tamil Film – 1967. This song was sung by சீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன். The music was composed by S. M. Subbaiah Naidu.
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Meelaa adimai umakkae aalaai Pirarai vendathae
Moolathee pol ullae kanandru Mugathaal migavaadi
Aalaai irukkum adiyaar thangal Allal sonnakaal
Aalaai irukkum adiyaar thangal Allal sonnakaal
Vaalaang iruppeer thiruvaarureer Vaazhnthu podheerae
Vaalaang iruppeer thiruvaarureer Vaazhnthu podheerae vaazhndhu podheerae
Vittru kolveer ottriyallaen Virumbhi aatpatten
Kuttram ondrunseithathillai Koththai aakkineer
Yetru kadikael en kanna kondeer Neerae pazhipatteer
Yetru kadikael en kanna kondeer Neerae pazhipatteer
Mattrai kannthaan thaara thozhindhaal Vaazhndhu podheerae
Mattrai kannthaan thaara thozhindhaal Vaazhndhu podheerae vaazhndhu podheerae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a poignant and powerful plea from Sundarar Nayanar to Lord Shiva, specifically Thiruvarooran, after Sundarar has lost his eyesight. It captures the unique and intimate relationship Sundarar shared with Shiva, where he could openly question, lament, and even chide the deity. The lyrics express Sundarar's unwavering devotion, stating he is an eternal slave who seeks no one else, yet he feels abandoned and suffering like an unquenched fire. He questions Shiva's indifference when His devoted servants express their pain, asking how Shiva can continue to thrive while His devotee suffers.
The second part of the song intensifies the complaint, reminding Shiva that Sundarar willingly became His servant, not a temporary pawn, and has committed no wrong, yet has been crippled (blinded). Sundarar directly challenges Shiva, asking why He took his eye and asserting that Shiva Himself has incurred blame for this act. The ultimate plea and challenge come with the line, "If You do not grant me my other eye, how can You live on?", highlighting the depth of his anguish and his belief in Shiva's ultimate responsibility and power to restore him. The song beautifully portrays the blend of deep love, frustration, and unwavering faith characteristic of Sundarar's devotion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Meela Adimai Umakke?
Meela Adimai Umakke is sung by சீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன்.
Which movie is Meela Adimai Umakke from?
The song Meela Adimai Umakke is featured in the movie Sundara Murthy Nayanar.
Who wrote the lyrics for Meela Adimai Umakke?
The lyrics for Meela Adimai Umakke were written by Unknown with music composed by S. M. Subbaiah Naidu.
Is English translation available for Meela Adimai Umakke lyrics?
Yes! Meela Adimai Umakke lyrics from Sundara Murthy Nayanar include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Meela Adimai Umakke lyrics?
This song is a poignant and powerful plea from Sundarar Nayanar to Lord Shiva, specifically Thiruvarooran, after Sundarar has lost his eyesight. It captures the unique and intimate relationship Sundarar shared with Shiva, where he could openly question, lament, and even chide the deity. The lyrics express Sundarar's unwavering devotion, stating he is an eternal slave who seeks no one else, yet he feels abandoned and suffering like an unquenched fire. He questions Shiva's indifference when His devoted servants express their pain, asking how Shiva can continue to thrive while His devotee suffers. The second part of the song intensifies the complaint, reminding Shiva that Sundarar willingly became His servant, not a temporary pawn, and has committed no wrong, yet has been crippled (blinded). Sundarar directly challenges Shiva, asking why He took his eye and asserting that Shiva Himself has incurred blame for this act. The ultimate plea and challenge come with the line, "If You do not grant me my other eye, how can You live on?", highlighting the depth of his anguish and his belief in Shiva's ultimate responsibility and power to restore him. The song beautifully portrays the blend of deep love, frustration, and unwavering faith characteristic of Sundarar's devotion.
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