Naadu Ennum Paingiliyai Lyrics
From the movie Veeranganai Tamil
Naadu Ennum Paingiliyai Song Lyrics is the track from Veeranganai Tamil Tamil Film – 1964. This song was sung by பி. லீலா.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singer : P. Leela
Music Director : S. Vedhachalam
Lyricist : Kavi Rajagopal
Naadu ennum paingiliyai Naan valarthaenae
Oru nandri ketta manidhan Adhai sirakkodithaanae
Naadu ennum paingiliyai Naan valarthaenae
Oru nandri ketta manidhan Adhai sirakkodithaanae
Veeduengum thiruvizhaakkal Kandu vandheane
Indru vizhigal ellaam Azhudhu nirkka kanugindrenae
Naadu ennum paingiliyai Naan valarthaenae
Oru nandri ketta manidhan Adhai sirakkodithaanae
Manidhanukku manadhai mattum Maraithu veithaane
Avan marandhu vaazha Poiyuruvam koduthu vittaanae
Uruvathilae paarkkum bodhu Theriyavillaiyae
Vanjam ullavan yaar Nallavan yaar puriyavillaiyae
Naadu ennum paingiliyai Naan valarthaenae
Oru nandri ketta manidhan Adhai sirakkodithaanae
Kodi parandha kottai engae Gopuram engae
Nalla kudi pirandha veedu engae Veerargal engae
Aanda naadu adimai endra Peyar adainthadhae
Andha aandavanin kangal kooda Moodi kondadhae
Naadu ennum paingiliyai Naan valarthaenae
Oru nandri ketta manidhan Adhai sirakkodithaanae
Irundhaalum iranthaalum Erandum ondru thaan
Ini inithaalum kasanthaalum Enakku ondru thaan
Vaazhndhaalum thaazhndhaalum Manidhan ondru thaan
Uyar mangaiyarkku vaazhkkaiyilae Maanam ondru thaan
Naadu ennum paingiliyai Naan valarthaenae
Oru nandri ketta manidhan Adhai sirakkodithaanae
Veeduengum thiruvizhaakkal Kandu vandheane
Indru vizhigal ellaam Azhudhu nirkka kanugindrenae
Naadu ennum paingiliyai Naan valarthaenae
Oru nandri ketta manidhan Adhai sirakkodithaanae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This poignant song, likely sung from the perspective of a queen or a personification of the nation itself, laments the downfall and betrayal of a once-prosperous land. The metaphor of the 'nation as a green parrot' beautifully conveys the speaker's deep affection and nurturing care for her homeland, which has now been cruelly wounded by an 'ungrateful man.' The lyrics express profound sorrow over the loss of glory, the disappearance of warriors and noble houses, and the transformation of a ruling nation into a state of servitude. The imagery of festivals turning into tears highlights the drastic shift from joy to despair, painting a vivid picture of a land in mourning.
The song delves into themes of deception and the difficulty of discerning true intentions, noting how outward appearances can hide a deceitful heart. It questions the very nature of humanity and divine intervention, suggesting that even God seems to have turned a blind eye to the suffering. Despite the overwhelming despair, there's a stoic acceptance of fate, where life and death, sweetness and bitterness, prosperity and decline, all become one. The final lines emphasize the paramount importance of honor for noble women, suggesting that even in utter defeat, dignity remains the ultimate virtue.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Naadu Ennum Paingiliyai?
Naadu Ennum Paingiliyai is sung by பி. லீலா.
Which movie is Naadu Ennum Paingiliyai from?
The song Naadu Ennum Paingiliyai is featured in the movie Veeranganai Tamil.
Who wrote the lyrics for Naadu Ennum Paingiliyai?
The lyrics for Naadu Ennum Paingiliyai were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Naadu Ennum Paingiliyai lyrics?
Yes! Naadu Ennum Paingiliyai lyrics from Veeranganai Tamil include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Naadu Ennum Paingiliyai lyrics?
This poignant song, likely sung from the perspective of a queen or a personification of the nation itself, laments the downfall and betrayal of a once-prosperous land. The metaphor of the 'nation as a green parrot' beautifully conveys the speaker's deep affection and nurturing care for her homeland, which has now been cruelly wounded by an 'ungrateful man.' The lyrics express profound sorrow over the loss of glory, the disappearance of warriors and noble houses, and the transformation of a ruling nation into a state of servitude. The imagery of festivals turning into tears highlights the drastic shift from joy to despair, painting a vivid picture of a land in mourning. The song delves into themes of deception and the difficulty of discerning true intentions, noting how outward appearances can hide a deceitful heart. It questions the very nature of humanity and divine intervention, suggesting that even God seems to have turned a blind eye to the suffering. Despite the overwhelming despair, there's a stoic acceptance of fate, where life and death, sweetness and bitterness, prosperity and decline, all become one. The final lines emphasize the paramount importance of honor for noble women, suggesting that even in utter defeat, dignity remains the ultimate virtue.
Song Details
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