Oorukku Uzhaithaal Lyrics
From the movie Dharma Devathai
Oorukku Uzhaithaal Song Lyrics is the track from Dharma Devathai Tamil Film – 1986, Starring Vijayakanth, Pallavi, Jai Ganesh, Delhi Ganesh, M. N. Nambiar, Radhika Sarathkumar, Disco Shanti. This song was sung by கே. ஜே. யேசுதாஸ். The music was composed by Raveendran. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Oorukku uzhaithaal… Satta ozhungu adhai kaathaal…
Kaaval thuraikkae Ival ganniyam saerthaal
Dharma dhevadhai Ival dharma dhevadhai
Kaaval nilaiyam ellaam Kovil yena kanda magal
Angu dheivathai kaanaamal Kann kalangi pogindraal
Veliyae payirgalai Meivadhu kandaal
Vendhaal nondhaal Veliyeri vandhaal
Needhi vazhi nindra magal Veedhi vazhi purappattaal
Paadhi vazhi varugaiyilae Pagaivaridam agappattaal
Puliyai saaippadharkku Poonaigal vandhadhammaa
Vilakkai anaippadharkku Vittilgal vandhadhammaa
Dharumathin vaazhvu thanai Soodhu kavvum
Marupadiyum dharumam vellum Nyaayangal saavadhai
Needhi nilai kulaindhu povadhai Poruppaalo maattaalo …dharma dhevadhai…
Song Meaning & Analysis
This powerful song from 'Dharma Devathai' portrays the journey of a protagonist, a woman dedicated to upholding justice and order. She is depicted as a 'Goddess of Justice' who tirelessly worked for the community and brought honor to the police force. The initial verses establish her unwavering commitment to righteousness, viewing institutions of law as sacred. However, her idealism is shattered when she witnesses corruption from within the system itself – symbolized by the 'fence grazing the crops' – leading to her disillusionment and departure from the established order.
The narrative then shifts to her struggle against these corrupt forces. As she ventures out to fight for justice independently, she is ambushed by her adversaries. The lyrics poignantly describe this unequal battle, where small, insignificant forces attempt to overpower a mighty one, echoing the timeless struggle between good and evil. The song culminates with a philosophical reflection on the temporary triumph of deceit over righteousness, but ultimately reaffirms the eternal truth that justice will prevail, leaving a lingering question about how long the 'Goddess of Justice' will endure such perversions of fairness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Oorukku Uzhaithaal?
Oorukku Uzhaithaal is sung by கே. ஜே. யேசுதாஸ்.
Which movie is Oorukku Uzhaithaal from?
The song Oorukku Uzhaithaal is featured in the movie Dharma Devathai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Oorukku Uzhaithaal?
The lyrics for Oorukku Uzhaithaal were written by Vaali with music composed by Raveendran.
Is English translation available for Oorukku Uzhaithaal lyrics?
Yes! Oorukku Uzhaithaal lyrics from Dharma Devathai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Oorukku Uzhaithaal lyrics?
This powerful song from 'Dharma Devathai' portrays the journey of a protagonist, a woman dedicated to upholding justice and order. She is depicted as a 'Goddess of Justice' who tirelessly worked for the community and brought honor to the police force. The initial verses establish her unwavering commitment to righteousness, viewing institutions of law as sacred. However, her idealism is shattered when she witnesses corruption from within the system itself – symbolized by the 'fence grazing the crops' – leading to her disillusionment and departure from the established order. The narrative then shifts to her struggle against these corrupt forces. As she ventures out to fight for justice independently, she is ambushed by her adversaries. The lyrics poignantly describe this unequal battle, where small, insignificant forces attempt to overpower a mighty one, echoing the timeless struggle between good and evil. The song culminates with a philosophical reflection on the temporary triumph of deceit over righteousness, but ultimately reaffirms the eternal truth that justice will prevail, leaving a lingering question about how long the 'Goddess of Justice' will endure such perversions of fairness.
