Narayana Endru Lyrics

From the movie Subrabatham

Narayana Endru Song Lyrics is the track from Subrabatham Tamil Film – 1977. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.

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Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Music DirectorM. S. Viswanathan

LyricistKannadasan

Singers

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Singerடி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா

Star Cast

Not Specified

Translation

Naarayanaavendru naavaara solvorkku
Theeraatha vinai ellaam theernthividum arivaayo

Unnaiththaan neeyarivaai Unnaiththaan neeyarivaai
Ulagengum naanarivaen Unaivida kavalai kondor
Ulagengum kodiyundu

Unnaiththaan neeyarivaai

Adiyavar yaavarukkum annamida
Thirudiyathan maganin thalai eduththaan
Adiyavar yaavarukkum annamida
Thirudiyathan maganin thalai eduththaan
Thalaiyattra meaniyathu vananga kandaan
Thalaiyattra meaniyathu vananga kandaan
Thalaivan kabirthaasan kalangi nindraan
Thalaivan kabirthaasan kalangi nindraan

Unnaiththaan neeyarivaai Ulagengum naanarivaen
Unaivida kavalai kondor Ulagengum kodiyundu

Unnaiththaan neeyarivaai

Aaaaaaaahaa

Kannanai kadhaliththu urugi nindraan Mannanaiththaan manathu mayangi nindraal
Kannanai kadhaliththu urugi nindraan Mannanaiththaan manathu mayangi nindraal
Kannanai nenjil enni Visham kudiththaal visham kuduththaal

Kannanai nenjil enni
Visham kudiththaal visham kuduththaal
Adhu kannan kudiththathupol maara kandaal
Kannanai nenjil enni
Visham kudiththaal visham kuduththaal
Adhu kannan kudiththathupol maara kandaal
Bharatha bhoomiyilae pudhu meeraa kadhaiyallavaaaa…aa…
Bharatha bhoomiyilae pudhu meeraa kadhaiyallavaa

Arasarkuriya porul thanaiyeduththu Azhagiya ramanukku kovil kandaan
Arasarkuriya porul thanaiyeduththu Azhagiya ramanukku kovil kandaan

Mannavan kobam kondu sirai pidiththaan
Mannavan kobam kondu sirai pidiththaan
Mayanga savukkadiththu vilangumittaan
Mayanga savukkadiththu vilangumittaan

Devanukkae nesan avanthaan Ramanukke dasan ramadasan
Devanukkae nesan avanthaan Ramanukke dasan ramadasan

Maami kodumai kandu manathu nonthaal
Maayavan kaaladiyil paninthu nindraal
Maami kodumai kandu manathu nonthaal
Maayavan kaaladiyil paninthu nindraal

Maamiyavalai katti thooniladiththaal
Devan thunaikku vanthu karam koduththaan
Maamiyavalai katti thooniladiththaal
Devan thunaikku vanthu karam koduththaan

Thambi nee idhaiyarivaao Idhu jakkupaai kadhaiyarivaai
Thambi nee idhaiyarivaao Idhu jakkupaai kadhaiyarivaai

Song Meaning & Analysis

The narrative then unfolds through stories of legendary devotees: the extreme sacrifice of a devotee for saints (witnessed by Kabirdas), the unwavering love of Meera for Krishna that turned poison into nectar, the selfless dedication of Ramadasan who built a temple for Rama using royal funds and endured punishment, and the steadfast faith of Jakkubai who was rescued by God from her cruel aunt. Each story highlights how devotion, even in the face of immense adversity, is ultimately rewarded by divine grace, reinforcing the central theme that faith in God provides solace and salvation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Narayana Endru?

Narayana Endru is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா.

Which movie is Narayana Endru from?

The song Narayana Endru is featured in the movie Subrabatham.

Who wrote the lyrics for Narayana Endru?

The lyrics for Narayana Endru were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.

Is English translation available for Narayana Endru lyrics?

Yes! Narayana Endru lyrics from Subrabatham include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Narayana Endru lyrics?

This devotional song, "Narayana Endru," from the 1977 film 'Subrabatham,' serves as a spiritual discourse emphasizing the power of divine names and the unwavering faith of devotees. The lyrics, penned by Kannadasan, weave together several poignant tales from Hindu mythology and folklore to illustrate that true devotion transcends worldly suffering and brings divine intervention. The song begins by asserting that chanting "Narayana" can resolve all karmic burdens, then gently reminds the listener that their personal worries are but a fraction compared to the vast suffering in the world, urging a broader perspective. The narrative then unfolds through stories of legendary devotees: the extreme sacrifice of a devotee for saints (witnessed by Kabirdas), the unwavering love of Meera for Krishna that turned poison into nectar, the selfless dedication of Ramadasan who built a temple for Rama using royal funds and endured punishment, and the steadfast faith of Jakkubai who was rescued by God from her cruel aunt. Each story highlights how devotion, even in the face of immense adversity, is ultimately rewarded by divine grace, reinforcing the central theme that faith in God provides solace and salvation.