Ooraiyellam Kappathum Lyrics
From the movie Thulasi (1987 )
Ooraiyellam Kappathum Song Lyrics is the track from Thulasi (1987 ) Tamil Film – 1987, Starring Murali, Seetha, Vagai Chandrasekar, Major Sundarrajan, Senthil, Charle, Tara, Mohanapriya, Vathiyar Raman, A. K. Veerasamy. This song was sung by கே. ஜே. யேசுதாஸ். The music was composed by Sampath Selvam. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Aeaeaehaeaeaehae Thagida thillaalangadi thaanaa
Thagida thillaalangadi thaanaa YaeThagida thillaalangadi thillaalangadi thaanaa
Oorai ellaam kaappaaththum thaandavakkonae
Oorai ellaam kaappaaththum thaandavakkonae
Mudhalil undiyalai kaappaththu thaandavakkonae
Kaadu maedu kaaval kaakkum thaandavakkonae
Kaadu maedu kaaval kaakkum thaandavakkonae
Mudhalil kadavul silaiya kaappaaththu thaandavakkonae
Aeaeaehaeaeaehae Tharigida thillaalangadi thaanaa
Tharigida thillaalangadi thaanaa YaeThagida thillaalangadi thillaalangadi thaanaa
Oorai ellaam kaappaaththum thaandavakkonae
Oorai ellaam kaappaaththum thaandavakkonae
Pallil mattum vishamirukku thaandavakkonae
Pambukku pallil mattum vishamirukku thaandavakkonae
Thelukku kodukkil mattum vishamirukku thaandavakkonae
Kazhuththil mattum vishamirukku thaandavakkonae
Unakku kazhuththil mattum vishamirukku thaandavakkonae
Manushanukku odambellaam vishamirukku thaandavakkonae
Aeaeaehaeaeaehae Tharigida thillaalangadi thaanaa
Tharigida thillaalangadi thaanaa YaeThagida thillaalangadi thillaalangadi thaanaa
Oorai ellaam kaappaaththum thaandavakkonae
Oorai ellaam kaappaaththum thaandavakkonae
Manushangala dheivaminnu thaandavakkonae
Manushangala dheivaminnu thaandavakkonae
Ingae maanaadu kooduthadaa thaandavakkonae
Idhukku piragum varalennaa thaandavakkonae
Idhukku piragum varalennaa thaandavakkonae
Nee illaennu theriyuthadaa thaandavakkonae
Oorai ellaam kaappaaththum thaandavakkonae
Oorai ellaam kaappaaththum thaandavakkonae
Mudhalil undiyalai kaappaththu thaandavakkonae
Kaadu maedu kaaval kaakkum thaandavakkonae
Kaadu maedu kaaval kaakkum thaandavakkonae
Mudhalil kadavul silaiya kaappaaththu thaandavakkonae
Oorai ellaam kaappaaththum thaandavakkonae
Mudhalil undiyalai kaappaththu thaandavakkonae
Haa undiyalai kaappaththu thaandavakkonae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a sharp, satirical commentary on faith, human hypocrisy, and the perceived inaction of divine powers. Addressing 'Thandavakone' (a name for Lord Shiva, often associated with the cosmic dance of destruction and creation), the lyricist Vairamuthu sarcastically questions the deity's role. The song points out the irony of a god who is believed to protect the entire world, forests, and hills, yet fails to protect the very temple's collection box (hundi) and the idol itself from human greed or neglect. This highlights a common societal critique where religious institutions face internal corruption or external threats while the divine is invoked for grander, often abstract, protection.
The lyrics further delve into human nature, contrasting it with venomous creatures and even the deity. While snakes have venom only in their fangs and scorpions in their sting, and Lord Shiva (Nilakantha) holds poison only in his throat, humans are depicted as having venom throughout their entire being. This powerful metaphor underscores the pervasive malice, deceit, and corruption within humanity. The song culminates in a direct challenge to divine existence, stating that if the deity remains absent despite humans proclaiming themselves as gods and holding conferences, it implies the non-existence of the divine. It's a bold, philosophical questioning of faith in the face of human failings and perceived divine silence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ooraiyellam Kappathum?
Ooraiyellam Kappathum is sung by கே. ஜே. யேசுதாஸ்.
Which movie is Ooraiyellam Kappathum from?
The song Ooraiyellam Kappathum is featured in the movie Thulasi (1987 ).
Who wrote the lyrics for Ooraiyellam Kappathum?
The lyrics for Ooraiyellam Kappathum were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Sampath Selvam.
Is English translation available for Ooraiyellam Kappathum lyrics?
Yes! Ooraiyellam Kappathum lyrics from Thulasi (1987 ) include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ooraiyellam Kappathum lyrics?
This song is a sharp, satirical commentary on faith, human hypocrisy, and the perceived inaction of divine powers. Addressing 'Thandavakone' (a name for Lord Shiva, often associated with the cosmic dance of destruction and creation), the lyricist Vairamuthu sarcastically questions the deity's role. The song points out the irony of a god who is believed to protect the entire world, forests, and hills, yet fails to protect the very temple's collection box (hundi) and the idol itself from human greed or neglect. This highlights a common societal critique where religious institutions face internal corruption or external threats while the divine is invoked for grander, often abstract, protection. The lyrics further delve into human nature, contrasting it with venomous creatures and even the deity. While snakes have venom only in their fangs and scorpions in their sting, and Lord Shiva (Nilakantha) holds poison only in his throat, humans are depicted as having venom throughout their entire being. This powerful metaphor underscores the pervasive malice, deceit, and corruption within humanity. The song culminates in a direct challenge to divine existence, stating that if the deity remains absent despite humans proclaiming themselves as gods and holding conferences, it implies the non-existence of the divine. It's a bold, philosophical questioning of faith in the face of human failings and perceived divine silence.
