
Nizhalinai Nijamum Lyrics
From the movie Raam
Nizhalinai Nijamum Song Lyrics is the track from Raam Tamil Film – 2005, Starring Jiiva, Rahman, Gajala, Saranya Ponvannan, Prathap Pothan, Murali, Ganja Karuppu, Kunal Shah, Aruldoss. This song was sung by விஜய் யேசுதாஸ் மற்றும் யுவன் ஷங்கர் ராஜா. The music was composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja. Lyrics works penned by Snehan.
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Nizhalinai nijamum pirinthidumaa Udalindri uyirum vaazhnthidumaa
Karuvarai unakkum baarama ammaa Meendum ennai oru murai sumappaai ammaa
Nizhalinai nijamum pirinthidumaa Udalindri uyirum vaazhnthidumaa
Karuvarai unakkum baarama ammaa Meendum ennai oru murai sumappaai ammaa
Nadamaadum saabamaa Naan ingae irukka
Vithi seitha sathiya Theriyalla ammaa
Kadal thookkum alaiyum Kadalil thaan serum
Athu pola ennaiyum Serthukkammaa
Un pillai endru oor sollum pothu Enakkae naan yaaro endru aagi ponen
Oththa sontham Neeyirundhal pothum ammaa
Moththa boomi Enakkae thaan sontham ammaa
Pathu maasam ullirunthen pakkuvamaa Boomikku naan vanthathu
Enna kuththam ammaa
Dhisai ellaam enakku Irulaagi kidaikku
Engaeyo payanam Thodaruthammaa
Ennoda manasum Pazhuthaagi poochu
Sari seiya vazhiyum Theriyala ammaa
Suriyan odanja pagal illa ammaa Aagayam maranja agilamae summaa
Enna chuththi ennana mo Nadakku thammaa
Kandatha ellaam Kanavaagi poyidumaa
Thookathilla unnai naanum Tholaichen ammaa
Thedi thara theivam vanthu Uthavidumaa
Nizhalinai nijamum pirinthidumaa Udalindri uyirum vaazhnthidumaa
Karuvarai unakkum baarama ammaa Meendum ennai oru murai sumappaai ammaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This poignant song, 'Nizhalinai Nijamum,' from the movie 'Raam,' delves into the profound anguish and existential crisis of a son grappling with a deep sense of loss and abandonment, particularly from his mother. The lyrics are a desperate plea, questioning his very existence and his mother's perceived rejection. He feels like a curse, lost and disconnected, yearning for the unconditional love and acceptance he believes only his mother can provide, even wishing to return to the safety of her womb.
The song beautifully uses metaphors like shadow and reality, body and life, to express the inseparable bond he feels with his mother. His world has turned dark, his mind is broken, and he feels adrift, comparing his plight to fundamental elements of nature losing their essence. The emotional core lies in his longing for his mother's embrace, believing that her presence alone would make the entire world his own, highlighting themes of maternal love, identity, and the search for belonging amidst despair.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Nizhalinai Nijamum?
Nizhalinai Nijamum is sung by விஜய் யேசுதாஸ் மற்றும் யுவன் ஷங்கர் ராஜா.
Which movie is Nizhalinai Nijamum from?
The song Nizhalinai Nijamum is featured in the movie Raam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Nizhalinai Nijamum?
The lyrics for Nizhalinai Nijamum were written by Snehan with music composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja.
Is English translation available for Nizhalinai Nijamum lyrics?
Yes! Nizhalinai Nijamum lyrics from Raam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Nizhalinai Nijamum lyrics?
This poignant song, 'Nizhalinai Nijamum,' from the movie 'Raam,' delves into the profound anguish and existential crisis of a son grappling with a deep sense of loss and abandonment, particularly from his mother. The lyrics are a desperate plea, questioning his very existence and his mother's perceived rejection. He feels like a curse, lost and disconnected, yearning for the unconditional love and acceptance he believes only his mother can provide, even wishing to return to the safety of her womb. The song beautifully uses metaphors like shadow and reality, body and life, to express the inseparable bond he feels with his mother. His world has turned dark, his mind is broken, and he feels adrift, comparing his plight to fundamental elements of nature losing their essence. The emotional core lies in his longing for his mother's embrace, believing that her presence alone would make the entire world his own, highlighting themes of maternal love, identity, and the search for belonging amidst despair.


