Nee Mannavana Lyrics
From the movie Rudra Thaandavam
Nee Mannavana Song Lyrics is the track from Rudra Thaandavam Tamil Film – 1978. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Nee mannavanaa chinnavanaa Solli vidum pirappu
Nee mannavanaa chinnavanaa Solli vidum pirappu
Nee mannavanaa chinnavanaa Solli vidum pirappu
Nee mannavanaa chinnavanaa Solli vidum pirappu
Nee mannavanaa chinnavanaa Solli vidum pirappu
Nee seththatharkku azhupavargal Eththanai per kanakku
Nee seththatharkku azhupavargal Eththanai per kanakku
Athai poruththeythaan pogumidam Sorkkam naragam unakku
Ada sorkkam naragam unakku
Nee mannavanaa chinnavanaa Solli vidum pirappu
Nee mannavanaa chinnavanaa Solli vidum pirappu
Nee mannavanaa chinnavanaa Solli vidum pirappu
Arasiyalvaathi ellaam Oottai ennugiraar
Aranmanai vaasiyellaam Nottai ennugiraar
Arasiyalvaathi ellaam Oottai ennugiraar
Aranmanai vaasiyellaam Nottai ennugiraar
Aayiraththil oruvanthaan Aandavanai ennugiraan
Aayiraththil oruvanthaan Aandavanai ennugiraan
Aayiraththil oruvanthaan Aandavanai ennugiraan
Nee mannavanaa chinnavanaa Solli vidum pirappu
Nee mannavanaa chinnavanaa Solli vidum pirappu
Nee mannavanaa chinnavanaa Solli vidum pirappu
Ooraarkku uzhaiththavargal Oorai vittu pogaiyilae
Oorae thirandu vanthu Vaaikkarasi pottu vidum
Ooraarkku uzhaiththavargal Oorai vittu pogaiyilae
Oorae thirandu vanthu Vaaikkarasi pottu vidum
Naal muzhukka poi uraiththu Naalum ketta manithan seththaal
Thol koduththu thookka Oru naathiyindri aagividum
Thol koduththu thookka Oru naathiyindri aagividum
Nee mannavanaa chinnavanaa Solli vidum pirappu
Maaligaiyil iruntha puththan Mara nizhal kudi pugunthaan
Yaezhaigalai gaandhi kandu Aadaigalai kuraiththu kondaan
Maaligaiyil iruntha puththan Mara nizhal kudi pugunthaan
Yaezhaigalai gaandhi kandu Aadaigalai kuraiththu kondaan
Anbu kodi ondrirunthaal Thunbangalai tholaiththu vidum
Aalukkoru kodi pidiththaal Oorukkoru kaatchiyendraal
Naalukkoru sandai varum Naagareegam engu varum
Nee mannavanaa chinnavanaa Solli vidum pirappu
Nee mannavanaa chinnavanaa Solli vidum pirappu
Nee mannavanaa chinnavanaa Solli vidum pirappu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This philosophical song from 'Rudra Thaandavam' delves into the essence of human existence, contrasting material wealth and power with moral integrity and altruism. It posits that while one's birth might determine their initial status as a "king or commoner," it is their actions throughout life that truly define them. The song emphasizes that the true measure of a person's worth is not their riches or political influence, but the number of people who genuinely mourn their passing, suggesting that this dictates their ultimate fate in the afterlife.
The lyrics critically examine societal values, highlighting how politicians focus on votes and the wealthy on money, while only a rare few remember spiritual values. It draws a stark contrast between those who serve the community, earning collective respect even in death, and the wicked who die without support. The song further illustrates this by referencing historical figures like Buddha and Gandhi, who renounced worldly comforts for a greater cause, advocating for unity and love over divisive ideologies to foster true civilization.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Nee Mannavana?
Nee Mannavana is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Nee Mannavana from?
The song Nee Mannavana is featured in the movie Rudra Thaandavam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Nee Mannavana?
The lyrics for Nee Mannavana were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Nee Mannavana lyrics?
Yes! Nee Mannavana lyrics from Rudra Thaandavam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Nee Mannavana lyrics?
This philosophical song from 'Rudra Thaandavam' delves into the essence of human existence, contrasting material wealth and power with moral integrity and altruism. It posits that while one's birth might determine their initial status as a "king or commoner," it is their actions throughout life that truly define them. The song emphasizes that the true measure of a person's worth is not their riches or political influence, but the number of people who genuinely mourn their passing, suggesting that this dictates their ultimate fate in the afterlife. The lyrics critically examine societal values, highlighting how politicians focus on votes and the wealthy on money, while only a rare few remember spiritual values. It draws a stark contrast between those who serve the community, earning collective respect even in death, and the wicked who die without support. The song further illustrates this by referencing historical figures like Buddha and Gandhi, who renounced worldly comforts for a greater cause, advocating for unity and love over divisive ideologies to foster true civilization.
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