Oora Therinjukitten Lyrics
From the movie Samsaram Adhu Minsaram
Oora Therinjukitten Song Lyrics is the track from Samsaram Adhu Minsaram Tamil Film – 1986, Starring Visu, Lakshmi, Raghuvaran, Vagai Chandrasekar, Kamala Kamesh, Ilavarasi, Manorama, Madhuri, Delhi Ganesh, Kishmu. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன். The music was composed by Sankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Oora therinjikitten Ulagam purinjikitten
Kannammaa en kannammaa Naadi thalarnthiruchu
Vela mudinchiruchu Kannammaa en kannammaa
Oora therinjikitten Ulagam purinjikitten
Kannammaa en kannammaa Naadi thalarnthiruchu
Vela mudinchiruchu Kannammaa en kannammaa
Paadam padikuthunu Paarati valarthen
Paadam padicha pulla Paadangal sonnadhadi
Oora therinjikitten Ulagam purinjikitten
Kannammaa en kannammaa Naadi thalarnthiruchu
Vela mudinchiruchu Kannammaa en kannammaa
Aathaa appan pechu Kaathil athu pochu
Pechaa meeri pochu Ini vaazha vetti aachu
Kaatukku nadu kaatukku Andru seethai ava ponaa
Roatukku nadu roatukku Indru pedhai iva ponaa
En veetu chellakatti Ennoda mallukatti
Enkotta thaandu dhadi Kannammaa en kannammaa
En iduppu vetti kuda En pecha ketka villai
Kannammaa en kannammaa
Oora therinjikitten Ulagam purinjikitten
Kannammaa en kannammaa Naadi thalarnthiruchu
Vela mudinchiruchu Kannammaa en kannammaa
En di intha paadu Neeyum konjam podu
Soodu patta nenjam Thanni vittu aathu
En magan oru balagan Ivan padippae thagaraaroo
Pillaiyum en peranum Oru vaguppil padippaaroo
Alugindra ennai kandu Adangadha pillai ondru
Kadangaara endrathadi Kannammaa en kannammaa
En peru ammai appan Enakku illai vellai appan
Kannammaa en kannammaa
Oora therinjikitten Ulagam purinjikitten
Kannammaa en kannammaa Naadi thalarnthiruchu
Vela mudinchiruchu Kannammaa en kannammaa
Paadam padikuthunu Paarati valarthen
Paadam padicha pulla Paadangal sonnadhadi
Oora therinjikitten Ulagam purinjikitten
Kannammaa en kannammaa Naadi thalarnthiruchu
Vela mudinchiruchu Kannammaa en kannammaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Oora Therinjikitten" is a poignant lament from an aging parent, likely a father, reflecting on life's harsh realities and the profound disillusionment brought by his own children. He expresses a sense of having "understood the world" and that his "work is done," indicating a feeling of exhaustion and resignation in old age. The core of his sorrow stems from his children, whom he raised with love and pride, now disrespecting him and ignoring his advice. He feels his authority has diminished to the point where even his clothes don't listen to him, and he compares his daughter's departure to Sita's exile, highlighting her perceived innocence but also the pain of her actions.
The second part of the song delves deeper into the emotional turmoil. The parent questions the path his son is taking, wondering if his education is causing trouble or if he's still immature. The most heartbreaking lines reveal a child calling the parent a "debtor" while the parent is crying, emphasizing the profound ingratitude and disrespect. The parent feels the immense burden of being the sole provider and elder, lamenting that he has no "carefree father" to rely on himself. The song captures the universal pain of parental sacrifice met with indifference, the generational gap, and the harsh realities of aging and family dynamics in a rapidly changing world.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Oora Therinjukitten?
Oora Therinjukitten is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன்.
Which movie is Oora Therinjukitten from?
The song Oora Therinjukitten is featured in the movie Samsaram Adhu Minsaram.
Who wrote the lyrics for Oora Therinjukitten?
The lyrics for Oora Therinjukitten were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Sankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Oora Therinjukitten lyrics?
Yes! Oora Therinjukitten lyrics from Samsaram Adhu Minsaram include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Oora Therinjukitten lyrics?
The song "Oora Therinjikitten" is a poignant lament from an aging parent, likely a father, reflecting on life's harsh realities and the profound disillusionment brought by his own children. He expresses a sense of having "understood the world" and that his "work is done," indicating a feeling of exhaustion and resignation in old age. The core of his sorrow stems from his children, whom he raised with love and pride, now disrespecting him and ignoring his advice. He feels his authority has diminished to the point where even his clothes don't listen to him, and he compares his daughter's departure to Sita's exile, highlighting her perceived innocence but also the pain of her actions. The second part of the song delves deeper into the emotional turmoil. The parent questions the path his son is taking, wondering if his education is causing trouble or if he's still immature. The most heartbreaking lines reveal a child calling the parent a "debtor" while the parent is crying, emphasizing the profound ingratitude and disrespect. The parent feels the immense burden of being the sole provider and elder, lamenting that he has no "carefree father" to rely on himself. The song captures the universal pain of parental sacrifice met with indifference, the generational gap, and the harsh realities of aging and family dynamics in a rapidly changing world.