Nallavarkkellam Lyrics
From the movie Thyagam
Nallavarkkellam Song Lyrics is the track from Thyagam Tamil Film – 1978. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Nallavarkkellaam… Nallavarkkellaam saatchighal rendu
Ondru mana saatchi Ondru dheivathin saatchiyammaa
Nambikkai vaithu kallaiyum paarthaal Dheivathin kaatchiyammaa
Adhu thaan ullatthin kaatchiyammaa Adhu thaan unmaikku saatchiyammaa
Nallavarkkellaam saatchighal rendu Ondru mana saatchi
Ondru dheivathin saatchiyammaa Dheivathin saatchiyammaa
Nadhi vellam kaaindhu vittaal Nadhi seidha kuttram illai
Vidhi seidha kuttram andri vaerae yaarammaa Nadhi vellam kaaindhu vittaal
Nadhi seidha kuttram illai Vidhi seidha kuttram andri vaerae yaarammaa
Paravaigalae badhil sollungal Manidhargal mayangum podhu neengal paesungal
Manadhukku manadhae konjam thoodhu sellungal
Nallavarkkellaam… Nallavarkkellaam saatchighal rendu
Ondru mana saatchi Ondru dheivathin saatchiyammaa
Dheivathin saatchiyammaa
Aandavan ariya nenjil oru thuli vanjam illai
Avanandri enakku vaeru aarudhal illai
Aandavan ariya nenjil oru thuli vanjam illai
Avanandri enakku vaeru aarudhal illai
Manidhanammaa mayangugiren
Thavarukku thunindha manidhan azhuvadhillaiyae
Thavariyum vaanam mannil vizhuvadhillaiyae
Nallavarkkellaam… Nallavarkkellaam saatchighal rendu
Ondru mana saatchi Ondru dheivathin saatchiyammaa
Nambikkai vaithu kallaiyum paarthaal Dheivathin kaatchiyammaa
Adhu thaan ullatthin kaatchiyammaa Adhu thaan unmaikku saatchiyammaa
Mmmmmmmmmm… Mmmmmmmmmm…
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Nallavarkkellam" from the movie 'Thyagam' is a profound philosophical reflection on truth, justice, and the human condition. It posits that good people are always judged by two ultimate witnesses: their own conscience and the divine. The lyrics emphasize the power of faith, suggesting that even an inanimate object like a stone can reveal God's presence if viewed with true belief, thereby becoming a testament to inner truth. The song delves into the struggles faced by the righteous, questioning why fate often seems unkind to those who do no wrong, using the metaphor of a dried-up river not being at fault for its condition.
The protagonist expresses a deep sense of perplexity and sorrow, asserting their innocence before God, claiming no malice in their heart and finding solace only in the divine. The poignant lines about wrongdoers not shedding tears, contrasted with the good person's confusion, highlight the moral dilemma and the pain of being misunderstood or unjustly treated. The song ultimately serves as a spiritual plea and a reaffirmation of faith in a higher power and one's own inner moral compass, even when the world seems to defy justice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Nallavarkkellam?
Nallavarkkellam is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Nallavarkkellam from?
The song Nallavarkkellam is featured in the movie Thyagam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Nallavarkkellam?
The lyrics for Nallavarkkellam were written by Kannadasan with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Nallavarkkellam lyrics?
Yes! Nallavarkkellam lyrics from Thyagam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Nallavarkkellam lyrics?
The song "Nallavarkkellam" from the movie 'Thyagam' is a profound philosophical reflection on truth, justice, and the human condition. It posits that good people are always judged by two ultimate witnesses: their own conscience and the divine. The lyrics emphasize the power of faith, suggesting that even an inanimate object like a stone can reveal God's presence if viewed with true belief, thereby becoming a testament to inner truth. The song delves into the struggles faced by the righteous, questioning why fate often seems unkind to those who do no wrong, using the metaphor of a dried-up river not being at fault for its condition. The protagonist expresses a deep sense of perplexity and sorrow, asserting their innocence before God, claiming no malice in their heart and finding solace only in the divine. The poignant lines about wrongdoers not shedding tears, contrasted with the good person's confusion, highlight the moral dilemma and the pain of being misunderstood or unjustly treated. The song ultimately serves as a spiritual plea and a reaffirmation of faith in a higher power and one's own inner moral compass, even when the world seems to defy justice.
