Neeyindri Naan Lyrics
From the movie Nalla Mudivu
Neeyindri Naan Song Lyrics is the track from Nalla Mudivu Tamil Film – 1973, Starring Gemini Ganesan, R. Muthuraman, Jayanthi, Cho Ramaswamy, Thengai Srinivasan, Manorama, R. S. Manohar, Kumari Padmini, T. K. S. Natarajan, Vennira Aadai Nirmala. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Neeyindri naanillai Vaada rangaiyyaa
Nenjamindri ennamillai Vaada rangaiyyaa
Neeyindri naanillai Vaada rangaiyyaa
Nenjamindri ennamillai Vaada rangaiyyaa
Ullam ketta maantharkku Unmai sollum rangaiyyaa
Unnai kanda kannil endrum Thunbam illai rangaiyyaa
Neeyindri naanillai Vaada rangaiyyaa
Nenjamindri ennamillai Vaada rangaiyyaa
Nadanthaal pilai polae Anaithaal annai polae
Nadanthaal pilai polae Anaithaal annai polae
Nandri maranthaao Pagaivanai polae
Needhi mugam kaanavendrae Jothi mugam kondu vanthaai
Needhi mugam kaanavendrae Jothi mugam kondu vanthaai
Aarumugan annaa ingae Aruginil vaada rangaiyyaa
Aarumugan annaa ingae Aruginil vaada rangaiyyaa
Neeyindri naanillai Vaada rangaiyyaa
Nenjamindri ennamillai Vaada rangaiyyaa
Malai pol selvam kondu Alai pol senai kondu
Malai pol selvam kondu Alai pol senai kondu
Mannan varum neram Munnam varum rangaa
Kavalukkae unnai vaithaan Devanukae nandri solvom
Kanniyarai kaathu nirkum Kadavulum neeyae rangaiyyaa
Neeyindri naanillai Vaada rangaiyyaa
Nenjamindri ennamillai Vaada rangaiyyaa
Ullam ketta maantharkku Unmai sollum rangaiyyaa
Unnai kanda kannil endrum Thunbam illai rangaiyyaa
Neeyindri naanillai Vaada rangaiyyaa
Nenjamindri ennamillai Vaada rangaiyyaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Neeyindri Naan," is a heartfelt ode to a divine or revered protector figure named Rangaiyya, likely a reference to Lord Vishnu (Ranganatha). The lyrics express profound dependence and devotion, asserting that the singer's very existence and thoughts are meaningless without Rangaiyya. He is portrayed as the embodiment of truth, guiding those who have strayed and bringing solace to those who seek him, ensuring that sorrow never touches the eyes that have beheld him. The repeated plea "Vaada Rangaiyya" (Come, Rangaiyya) underscores a deep yearning for his presence and protection.
The song further elaborates on Rangaiyya's multifaceted nature: gentle as a child, comforting as a mother, yet stern as an enemy if gratitude is forgotten, highlighting his role as a dispenser of justice. He is depicted as a luminous bringer of justice, an elder brother to Lord Muruga (Arumugan), and a vanguard who precedes even kings, symbolizing his supreme authority and protective power. The lyrics culminate in acknowledging him as a divine guardian, especially for maidens, and thanking the ultimate Lord for entrusting such a protector to them. It's a song of unwavering faith, gratitude, and reliance on a benevolent, powerful deity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Neeyindri Naan?
Neeyindri Naan is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Neeyindri Naan from?
The song Neeyindri Naan is featured in the movie Nalla Mudivu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Neeyindri Naan?
The lyrics for Neeyindri Naan were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Neeyindri Naan lyrics?
Yes! Neeyindri Naan lyrics from Nalla Mudivu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Neeyindri Naan lyrics?
This song, "Neeyindri Naan," is a heartfelt ode to a divine or revered protector figure named Rangaiyya, likely a reference to Lord Vishnu (Ranganatha). The lyrics express profound dependence and devotion, asserting that the singer's very existence and thoughts are meaningless without Rangaiyya. He is portrayed as the embodiment of truth, guiding those who have strayed and bringing solace to those who seek him, ensuring that sorrow never touches the eyes that have beheld him. The repeated plea "Vaada Rangaiyya" (Come, Rangaiyya) underscores a deep yearning for his presence and protection. The song further elaborates on Rangaiyya's multifaceted nature: gentle as a child, comforting as a mother, yet stern as an enemy if gratitude is forgotten, highlighting his role as a dispenser of justice. He is depicted as a luminous bringer of justice, an elder brother to Lord Muruga (Arumugan), and a vanguard who precedes even kings, symbolizing his supreme authority and protective power. The lyrics culminate in acknowledging him as a divine guardian, especially for maidens, and thanking the ultimate Lord for entrusting such a protector to them. It's a song of unwavering faith, gratitude, and reliance on a benevolent, powerful deity.
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