Oorukullae Naandhaan Lyrics
From the movie Sivappu Malli
Oorukullae Naandhaan Song Lyrics is the track from Sivappu Malli Tamil Film – 1981, Starring Vijayakanth, Aruna Mucherla, Vagai Chandrasekar, S. S. Chandran, Sangili Murugan, Venniradai Moorthy, Shanthi Krishna, Gundu Kalyanam, K.K. Soundar. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் டி. எல். மகாராஜன். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Oorukullae naanthaan maharaja Raththirikku venum pudhu rojaa
Oorukullae naanthaan maharaja Raththirikku venum pudhu rojaa
Ennai oru pokkiri endru Oorellam solvaanga ellarum vaivaanaga
Oorukullae naanthaan maharaja Raththirikku venum pudhu rojaa
Naan pollaathaavan mei sollaathavan
Naan pollaathaavan mei sollaathavan
Naan dharmaththai kuzhi thondi kollaathavan
Naan theriyaamal kolai seiyya kallaathavan
Samsaaram yaaraalam pirar kanneer saaraayam
Oru paavam illaathavan Endrum vazhi maari sellaathavan
Oru paavam illaathavan Endrum vazhi maari sellaathavan
Aalaanaalum aalu Naan azhuththamaana aalu
Aalaanaalum aalu Naan azhuththamaana aalu
Michcham vevaram vaenumunnaa Naadakaththa nallaa paaru paaru
Michcham vevaram vaenumunnaa Naadakaththa nallaa paaru paaru
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song introduces a character who is perceived by society as a rogue or a 'pokkiri' but asserts his own version of truth and righteousness. He boldly declares himself the 'king' of the town, seeking new pleasures, yet he immediately acknowledges the public's negative perception of him. The lyrics then delve into a defiant self-defense, where he ironically admits to being 'bad' and 'untruthful' only to immediately contradict it by stating he doesn't destroy dharma or commit hidden wrongs. He observes the harsh realities of life where 'others' tears are like liquor' but distances himself from such exploitation, claiming to be sinless and unwavering from his path.
The song's core theme revolves around challenging societal judgments and asserting one's true character, even when misunderstood. The character, despite his rough exterior or reputation, claims to be a 'person of substance' and invites the audience to watch the 'drama' (the movie itself) to truly understand him. This reflects the film's broader narrative of class struggle and the portrayal of characters who might be seen as rebels but fight for justice, embodying a spirit of defiance against oppressive systems.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Oorukullae Naandhaan?
Oorukullae Naandhaan is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் டி. எல். மகாராஜன்.
Which movie is Oorukullae Naandhaan from?
The song Oorukullae Naandhaan is featured in the movie Sivappu Malli.
Who wrote the lyrics for Oorukullae Naandhaan?
The lyrics for Oorukullae Naandhaan were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Oorukullae Naandhaan lyrics?
Yes! Oorukullae Naandhaan lyrics from Sivappu Malli include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Oorukullae Naandhaan lyrics?
This song introduces a character who is perceived by society as a rogue or a 'pokkiri' but asserts his own version of truth and righteousness. He boldly declares himself the 'king' of the town, seeking new pleasures, yet he immediately acknowledges the public's negative perception of him. The lyrics then delve into a defiant self-defense, where he ironically admits to being 'bad' and 'untruthful' only to immediately contradict it by stating he doesn't destroy dharma or commit hidden wrongs. He observes the harsh realities of life where 'others' tears are like liquor' but distances himself from such exploitation, claiming to be sinless and unwavering from his path. The song's core theme revolves around challenging societal judgments and asserting one's true character, even when misunderstood. The character, despite his rough exterior or reputation, claims to be a 'person of substance' and invites the audience to watch the 'drama' (the movie itself) to truly understand him. This reflects the film's broader narrative of class struggle and the portrayal of characters who might be seen as rebels but fight for justice, embodying a spirit of defiance against oppressive systems.