Oorumona Orathula Lyrics
From the movie Vallavanukkum Vallavan
Oorumona Orathula Song Lyrics is the track from Vallavanukkum Vallavan Tamil Film – 2017. This song was sung by அந்தோணி தாசன். The music was composed by Raghu Dixit. Lyrics works penned by Anthony Dasan.
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: Ooru mona orathila Aaa…aa…aa…hey
Theru mona pakkathulaaahey
Ooru mona orathila Theru mona pakkathula
Yeru mona koottathila En kathaiya paadi vaaren
Kelunga Aiyaamaarae kelunga
Ammaamaarae kelunga Sanangalae kelunga…hoi
En thaatha communistu En appanum communistu
En thaatha communistu En appanum communistu
Intha karkyum Communistuthaan paarunga
Aiyaa naan petha en maganum Communistuthaan paarunga
{Athaagapattathu Cheguvera patri ungalukku
Therinthirukkum Ulagathil engu ellaam
Makkalukku aneedhi nadakiratho Angu elaam sendru poraadum
Eegai gunam avarukku undu
Kadantha ullaatchi therthalin podhu Enathu oorilae naan
Panchayathu thalaivar pathavikku Potti itta podhu
Thalaivar cheguvar avargal Enakaaga pracharathil kalandhu
Kolvadhaaga koori irundhaar Aanaal avaraal varamudiyavilla
Indha murai nichaiyamaaga Sathiyamaaga indha varuda
Therthalin podhu naan ungalukku Cheguvar avargalai azhaithu vanthu
Ungal mun kaatuven endru aanai ittu Urudhi koorgiren ilainjargalae
Ilainjargal ellorum Avarudam selfie kolvatharkku
Naan orissa dhesathil irundhu Cameravai varavalaithu tharuven ena
Aani tharamaaga urudhi koorugiren Ilainjargalae} (Dialogue)
{Cheguvaru varuvaaru Selfie eduppaaru
Cheguvaru varuvaaru Selfie eduppaaru} (2)
Cheguvaru varuvaaru
Song Meaning & Analysis
Oorumona Orathula" is a vibrant, folk-infused track that introduces a character deeply rooted in a communist lineage. The singer proudly declares his grandfather, father, himself (Karki), and even his son as communists, establishing a generational commitment to the ideology. The song's opening lines set a rustic, community-oriented scene, inviting everyone from elders to the general public to listen to his story, which is delivered with a raw, earthy energy characteristic of Anthony Dasan's style.
The song takes a humorous and satirical turn with a spoken dialogue where the character recounts his past political aspirations. He comically claims that Che Guevara had promised to campaign for him in local elections but couldn't make it. With a grand, almost absurd promise, he assures the youth that he will bring Che Guevara for the upcoming elections, even arranging cameras from Odisha for selfies. This segment cleverly pokes fun at political rhetoric and the often-unrealistic promises made during campaigns, juxtaposing a global revolutionary icon with local village politics in a lighthearted, yet pointed, manner.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Oorumona Orathula?
Oorumona Orathula is sung by அந்தோணி தாசன்.
Which movie is Oorumona Orathula from?
The song Oorumona Orathula is featured in the movie Vallavanukkum Vallavan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Oorumona Orathula?
The lyrics for Oorumona Orathula were written by Anthony Dasan with music composed by Raghu Dixit.
Is English translation available for Oorumona Orathula lyrics?
Yes! Oorumona Orathula lyrics from Vallavanukkum Vallavan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Oorumona Orathula lyrics?
Oorumona Orathula" is a vibrant, folk-infused track that introduces a character deeply rooted in a communist lineage. The singer proudly declares his grandfather, father, himself (Karki), and even his son as communists, establishing a generational commitment to the ideology. The song's opening lines set a rustic, community-oriented scene, inviting everyone from elders to the general public to listen to his story, which is delivered with a raw, earthy energy characteristic of Anthony Dasan's style. The song takes a humorous and satirical turn with a spoken dialogue where the character recounts his past political aspirations. He comically claims that Che Guevara had promised to campaign for him in local elections but couldn't make it. With a grand, almost absurd promise, he assures the youth that he will bring Che Guevara for the upcoming elections, even arranging cameras from Odisha for selfies. This segment cleverly pokes fun at political rhetoric and the often-unrealistic promises made during campaigns, juxtaposing a global revolutionary icon with local village politics in a lighthearted, yet pointed, manner.
