Murugan Ennum Lyrics
From the movie Pilot Premnath
Murugan Ennum Song Lyrics is the track from Pilot Premnath Tamil Film – 1978, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, Malini Fonseka, Jai Ganesh, Thengai Srinivasan, Vijayakumar, Sridevi, Major Sundarrajan, Manorama, Sathyapriya. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Vaanavarum maanidarum vananga varum vadivelaa
Meenamarum maivizhiyaal mangai valli manavaalaa
Naanariyaach seithiyellaam neeyariya koodumaiyaa
Nee arintha nigazhchchiyinai naanariya koorumaiyaa
Murugaiyaa murugaiyya
Murugan ennum thirunaamam Muzhangumidam kathirkaamam
Gurubarane saranam unthan sevadi Tholil kurukuthaiyyaa naan sumakkum kaavadi
Murugan ennum thirunaamam Muzhangumidam kathirkaamam
Gurubarane saranam unthan sevadi Tholil kurukuthaiyyaa naan sumakkum kaavadi
Aandavanae arogaraa arogaraa arogaraa
Aarumugaa arogaraa arogaraa arogaraa
Velmurugaa arogaraa arogaraa arogaraa
Maalmarugaa arogaraa arogaraa arogaraa
Kaththum kadal thathum alai niththam karai
Muthamidum senthoor nagar vanthaen arul velaa
Sivabala vetri vela
Koyil kodiyodoru vadivelodu Padai veedil nadamaadidum
Perumaan ena muruga enum kumaraa Engal amaraa
Selva kumara
Vanjamillaathoru nenjam irukkaiyil Sanjalam yaenintha velai
Unai thanjam endraanapin anjalae endrae Arul thanjamalarththaan aanai
Sontha magan edhuvooooooo Vantha magan edhuvooooooo
Kandhakottathurai thalaivaaaaaa
Vel vel vetri vel Vel vel vetri vel
Vel vel vetri vel Vel vel vetri vel
Vel vel vetri vel Vel vel vetri vel
Vel vel vetri vel
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a fervent devotional plea to Lord Murugan, the Hindu deity of war, wisdom, and love, often depicted with six faces and a spear (Vel). The protagonist, likely in a state of distress or confusion, seeks divine intervention and clarity from Murugan. The lyrics express deep faith and surrender, acknowledging Murugan's omnipotence and his role as a supreme guru. The singer describes undertaking a pilgrimage, carrying a Kavadi (a ceremonial burden), and visiting sacred sites like Kathirkamam and Thiruchendur, all to seek the Lord's blessings and guidance.
A central theme of the song revolves around a personal dilemma concerning a child's identity, as indicated by lines like "a different face is shown by a child... whose face is that? I don't get an answer" and "Which one is my own son? Which one is the son who came?". This suggests the protagonist is grappling with a mystery or a difficult choice related to parentage, turning to Murugan for the truth and reassurance. The song beautifully blends traditional devotional chants ("Arohara," "Vel Vel Vetri Vel") with a deeply personal quest for answers, highlighting the belief that divine grace can dispel all doubts and fears for a sincere devotee.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Murugan Ennum?
Murugan Ennum is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Murugan Ennum from?
The song Murugan Ennum is featured in the movie Pilot Premnath.
Who wrote the lyrics for Murugan Ennum?
The lyrics for Murugan Ennum were written by Vaali with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Murugan Ennum lyrics?
Yes! Murugan Ennum lyrics from Pilot Premnath include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Murugan Ennum lyrics?
This song is a fervent devotional plea to Lord Murugan, the Hindu deity of war, wisdom, and love, often depicted with six faces and a spear (Vel). The protagonist, likely in a state of distress or confusion, seeks divine intervention and clarity from Murugan. The lyrics express deep faith and surrender, acknowledging Murugan's omnipotence and his role as a supreme guru. The singer describes undertaking a pilgrimage, carrying a Kavadi (a ceremonial burden), and visiting sacred sites like Kathirkamam and Thiruchendur, all to seek the Lord's blessings and guidance. A central theme of the song revolves around a personal dilemma concerning a child's identity, as indicated by lines like "a different face is shown by a child... whose face is that? I don't get an answer" and "Which one is my own son? Which one is the son who came?". This suggests the protagonist is grappling with a mystery or a difficult choice related to parentage, turning to Murugan for the truth and reassurance. The song beautifully blends traditional devotional chants ("Arohara," "Vel Vel Vetri Vel") with a deeply personal quest for answers, highlighting the belief that divine grace can dispel all doubts and fears for a sincere devotee.
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