Oorukkulla Lyrics
From the movie Enga Ooru Mappillai
Oorukkulla Song Lyrics is the track from Enga Ooru Mappillai Tamil Film – 1989. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. ஷைலஜா மற்றும் குழு. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Piraisoodan.
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Oorukkulla vandha Oru sola kolla bomma
Maaru thatti kaattum Oru vakkanaiyum pesum
Maaman pera kelungadiyo Arali maala katti podungadiyo
Mookku kayiru maattungadiyo Adhil maatti idha vaattungadiyo
Oorukkulla vandha Oru sola kolla bomma
Maaru thatti kaattum Oru vakkanaiyum pesum
Maaman pera kelungadiyo Arali maala katti podungadiyo
Mookku kayiru maattungadiyo Adhil maatti idha vaattungadiyo
Oorukkulla vandha Oru sola kolla bomma
Maaru thatti kaattum Oru vakkanaiyum pesumhoii
Hoi hoi hoi
Vaanam yeri vaigundam kaattum Vaanara raasaavae
Koora yeri kozhiyum pudichu Kaattu laesaavae
Aalaana aasa machaan Ippa yaar yaaro meesa vechaan
Azhu moonji aana machaan Ippa yedha paathu meesa vechaan
Saela thaan Indhaa
Un meesaiya Kondaa
Moolaiyil kundhu machaanae
Kombu illaa Kaala
Adhu mutta varum Aala
Pombalaiya paathaa Adhu odum
Kummi kotti aadu Oru kolava pottu paadu
Oru dham irundhaa serndhu paaraiyaahoi
Oorukkulla vandha Oru sola kolla bomma
Maaru thatti kaattum Oru vakkanaiyum pesum
Maaman pera kelungadiyo Arali maala katti podungadiyo
Mookku kayiru maattungadiyoyo yo yo Adhil maatti idha vaattungadiyo
Oorukkulla vandha Oru sola kolla bomma
Maaru thatti kaattum Oru vakkanaiyum pesumhoiii
Adadada hoi
Paarva paaru Raajaavin paarva
Aandha verandodum Ada vaathiyaaru
Aathoram paaru Kulichu porandaalum
Yeriyaadha thee vatti thaan Ivar sariyaana mambatti thaan
Puriyaadha pul vetti thaan Onnum ezhudhaadha saakkatti thaan
Aalu thaan Vandhaa
Arae raama Govindhaa
Pandhiyilae mundhaadhae Neeyae
Veedhiyil Vandhaa
Onakkerukkam poo Chendaa
Paadhiyil thirumbaadhae Neeyae
Kummi kotti aadu Oru kolava pottu paadu
Oru dham irundhaa serndhu paaraiyaahoi
Oorukkulla vandha Oru sola kolla bomma
Maaru thatti kaattum Oru vakkanaiyum pesum
Maaman pera kelungadiyo Arali maala katti podungadiyo
Mookku kayiru maattungadiyoyo yo yo Adhil maatti idha vaattungadiyo
Thandhananaa thandhananaa naa Thanaa thandhananaa thandhananaa naa hoi
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Oorukkulla" is a playful, teasing, and somewhat mocking number, likely sung by a group of women (perhaps the protagonist's love interest and her friends/relatives) to a male character (the "Maaman" or brother-in-law). The lyrics are filled with sarcastic remarks and humorous insults, portraying the man as boastful but ultimately ineffective, cowardly, and lacking true masculinity. They compare him to a scarecrow, a monkey king, a hornless bull, and various useless objects, challenging his bravado.
The overall mood is one of lighthearted ridicule and spirited banter, typical of folk-style songs in Tamil cinema where women playfully put down a man to assert their dominance or to tease him into action. The repeated calls to garland him with oleander or Erukku flowers and put a nose rope on him are symbolic gestures of disrespect and control, further emphasizing the playful emasculation of the male character.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Oorukkulla?
Oorukkulla is sung by எஸ். பி. ஷைலஜா மற்றும் குழு.
Which movie is Oorukkulla from?
The song Oorukkulla is featured in the movie Enga Ooru Mappillai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Oorukkulla?
The lyrics for Oorukkulla were written by Piraisoodan with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Oorukkulla lyrics?
Yes! Oorukkulla lyrics from Enga Ooru Mappillai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Oorukkulla lyrics?
The song "Oorukkulla" is a playful, teasing, and somewhat mocking number, likely sung by a group of women (perhaps the protagonist's love interest and her friends/relatives) to a male character (the "Maaman" or brother-in-law). The lyrics are filled with sarcastic remarks and humorous insults, portraying the man as boastful but ultimately ineffective, cowardly, and lacking true masculinity. They compare him to a scarecrow, a monkey king, a hornless bull, and various useless objects, challenging his bravado. The overall mood is one of lighthearted ridicule and spirited banter, typical of folk-style songs in Tamil cinema where women playfully put down a man to assert their dominance or to tease him into action. The repeated calls to garland him with oleander or Erukku flowers and put a nose rope on him are symbolic gestures of disrespect and control, further emphasizing the playful emasculation of the male character.
