Muthu Vanthathu Muthu Cover Art

Muthu Vanthathu Muthu Lyrics

From the movie Deviyin Thirumanam

Muthu Vanthathu Muthu Song Lyrics is the track from Deviyin Thirumanam Tamil Film – 1977. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

MS
Music DirectorM. S. Viswanathan
V
LyricistVaali

Singers

பச
Singerபி. சுஷீலா

Star Cast

Not Specified

Muththu vanthathu muththu vanthathu moondru ulagai aala
Moondru thamizhai pola ulagil nee vaazhga
Muththu vanthathu muththu vanthathu moondru ulagai aala
Moondru thamizhai pola ulagil nee vaazhga

Pillaigalthaan deivaththin kondaattam
Vayathum manathum valarththaalthaan thindaattam
Pillaigalthaan deivaththin kondaattam
Vayathum manathum valarththaalthaan thindaattam

Nalla niyaayangal anaiyaatha dheepangal
Nalla niyaayangal anaiyaatha dheepangal
Nilaiyil uyarnthu ninaippil valarnthu
Ulagam pugal paadida kannaa vaazhga

Muththu vanthathu muththu vanthathu moondru ulagai aala
Moondru thamizhai pola ulagil nee vaazhga
Muththu vanthathu muththu vanthathu moondru ulagai aala
Moondru thamizhai pola ulagil nee vaazhga

Aandavanaar manathu vaiththaar ellorkkum
Adhilae karunai gunam vaiththaar nallorkku
Aandavanaar manathu vaiththaar ellorkkum
Adhilae karunai gunam vaiththaar nallorkku

Seitha paavangal sila neram laabangal
Seitha paavangal sila neram laabangal
Adhilae jeyiththaal ulagam pazhikkum
Adhanaal uyarnthon ena kannaa vaazhga

Muththu vanthathu muththu vanthathu moondru ulagai aala
Moondru thamizhai pola ulagil nee vaazhga

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song is a heartfelt blessing, likely for a newborn or young child, referred to as a precious "pearl." It wishes the child a long and glorious life, comparing their enduring presence to the timeless nature of the Tamil language. The lyrics celebrate the innocence and joy that children bring, contrasting it with the challenges and complexities that arise as one matures in age and mind.

The song emphasizes the importance of upholding good principles, likening them to eternal lamps that guide one's path. It advises against the fleeting allure of ill-gotten gains, warning that such triumphs lead to condemnation. Instead, it encourages living a life of righteousness and compassion, urging the child, addressed as "Kannaa," to grow in thought and status so that the world may praise their virtuous existence.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Muthu Vanthathu Muthu?

Muthu Vanthathu Muthu is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.

Which movie is Muthu Vanthathu Muthu from?

The song Muthu Vanthathu Muthu is featured in the movie Deviyin Thirumanam.

Who wrote the lyrics for Muthu Vanthathu Muthu?

The lyrics for Muthu Vanthathu Muthu were written by Vaali with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.

Is English translation available for Muthu Vanthathu Muthu lyrics?

Yes! Muthu Vanthathu Muthu lyrics from Deviyin Thirumanam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Muthu Vanthathu Muthu lyrics?

This song is a heartfelt blessing, likely for a newborn or young child, referred to as a precious "pearl." It wishes the child a long and glorious life, comparing their enduring presence to the timeless nature of the Tamil language. The lyrics celebrate the innocence and joy that children bring, contrasting it with the challenges and complexities that arise as one matures in age and mind. The song emphasizes the importance of upholding good principles, likening them to eternal lamps that guide one's path. It advises against the fleeting allure of ill-gotten gains, warning that such triumphs lead to condemnation. Instead, it encourages living a life of righteousness and compassion, urging the child, addressed as "Kannaa," to grow in thought and status so that the world may praise their virtuous existence.

Music Video

Muthu Vanthathu Muthu official music video

Song Details

Song NameMuthu Vanthathu Muthu
Singersபி. சுஷீலா
LyricistVaali
LanguageTamil

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