Oor Azhutha Lyrics
From the movie Maru Malarchi
Oor Azhutha Song Lyrics is the track from Maru Malarchi Tamil Film – 1998, Starring Mammootty, Devayani, Ranjith, Mansoor Ali Khan, Kalabhavan Mani, Manorama, Vivek, Sundarrajan, Major Sundarrajan, Jyothi Lakshmi. This song was sung by பி. உன்னிகிருஷ்ணன். The music was composed by S. A. Rajkumar. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Oor azhuthaa nee azhuvae oorukidhu puriyalla
Unmai yaedhu poi edhunnu yaarukkumae theriyalla
Eppavum nallavana yaelanamaai pesuthu
Yaesuva poloruththan edhiril vanthaa yaesuthu
Konja naal poruththiru nee Kaalam maaralaam
Konja naal poruththiru nee Kaalam maaralaam
Aiyirandu maadhangalaa naan kudiyiruntha koyilae
Kaiyirandil Enai eduththu kaaththu nindra dheivamae
Oorukkae annamittaai anbu manam maeviyae
Nee unnum soththulathaan veshaththa vachchaan paaviyae
Ennadaa kodumai idhu nooru sodhanai
Pongi nee ezhunthu vittaal theerum edhanai
Aa soreduththu oottiya kai
Veshaththa oottumaa
Veshameduththu oottiyathu vidhiyin saabamaa
Un kaiyaal valarththa kili unnaal maalvathaa
Nenjukkul irunthava neruppu soozhvathaa
Nenjukkul irunthava neruppu soozhvathaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Oor Azhutha" is a poignant lament expressing deep sorrow and frustration over injustice and betrayal. It speaks of a benevolent individual, likely a mother figure, who selflessly nurtured and cared for others, symbolized by the lines "the temple where I resided for ten months" and "you fed the entire village." Despite her pure heart, she becomes a victim of malicious intent, with a "sinner" placing poison in her food. The lyrics highlight society's tendency to misunderstand and criticize the virtuous, comparing it to mocking a good person or even cursing someone as righteous as Jesus, underscoring the tragic irony of her situation.
Amidst the despair, the song carries a glimmer of hope and a powerful call for resilience. It urges the suffering individual to "wait for a few days" as "times might change," suggesting that truth and justice will eventually prevail. The lyrics question the cruel twist of fate, pondering how a nurturing hand could be associated with poison or how someone so cherished could be consumed by sorrow. Ultimately, it's an emotional plea for the wronged person to rise up, implying that their awakening and assertion will bring an end to their torment and restore balance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Oor Azhutha?
Oor Azhutha is sung by பி. உன்னிகிருஷ்ணன்.
Which movie is Oor Azhutha from?
The song Oor Azhutha is featured in the movie Maru Malarchi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Oor Azhutha?
The lyrics for Oor Azhutha were written by Vaali with music composed by S. A. Rajkumar.
Is English translation available for Oor Azhutha lyrics?
Yes! Oor Azhutha lyrics from Maru Malarchi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Oor Azhutha lyrics?
The song "Oor Azhutha" is a poignant lament expressing deep sorrow and frustration over injustice and betrayal. It speaks of a benevolent individual, likely a mother figure, who selflessly nurtured and cared for others, symbolized by the lines "the temple where I resided for ten months" and "you fed the entire village." Despite her pure heart, she becomes a victim of malicious intent, with a "sinner" placing poison in her food. The lyrics highlight society's tendency to misunderstand and criticize the virtuous, comparing it to mocking a good person or even cursing someone as righteous as Jesus, underscoring the tragic irony of her situation. Amidst the despair, the song carries a glimmer of hope and a powerful call for resilience. It urges the suffering individual to "wait for a few days" as "times might change," suggesting that truth and justice will eventually prevail. The lyrics question the cruel twist of fate, pondering how a nurturing hand could be associated with poison or how someone so cherished could be consumed by sorrow. Ultimately, it's an emotional plea for the wronged person to rise up, implying that their awakening and assertion will bring an end to their torment and restore balance.
