Oothu Naan Sorkkatha Lyrics
From the movie Om Sakthi
Oothu Naan Sorkkatha Song Lyrics is the track from Om Sakthi Tamil Film – 1982, Starring Vijayakanth, Menaka Suresh, Jaishankar. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Ooththu naan sorkaththa paakkum vara ooththu
Intha ulagaththaiyae saaraayamaa maaththu
Ooththu naan sorkaththa paakkum vara ooththu
Intha ulagaththaiyae saaraayamaa maaththu
Road illaama car oottuvaen Maadillaama yaerottuvaen
Niruththaama kudichchaaththaan nithaanamae theriyuthu Dei…deidei…dei
Ooththu naan sorkaththa paakkum vara ooththu
Intha ulagaththaiyae saaraayamaa maaththuraiyaa…haan
Moolai ketta maadasaami kettukkadaa
Moolakkadai sarakku nallaa pottukkadaa
Moolai ketta maadasaami kettukkadaa dei
Moolakkadai sarakku nallaa pottukkadaa
Ice-a aattam varum nice-a paattum varum
Appa pai panam ellaam readythaanda deidei
Ada ettaam number kadaiyilaththaan
Irukku irukku irukku sarakku
Ooththu naan sorkaththa paakkum vara ooththu
Intha ulagaththaiyae saaraayamaa maaththu
Bakthimaanum pattayaththaan pottukkiraan
Pazhakka dhosam pattaya naan pottukkiraan
Bakthimaanum pattayaththaan pottukkiraan
Yaedho pazhakka dhosam pattaya naan pottukkiraan
Adhu punniya theerththam idhu panniya theerththam
Adhu punniya theerththam idhu panniya theerththam
Idha kudichchathumae soldrathellaam manthiranthaandaa
Ada ettaam number kadaiyilathaan
Irukku irukku irukku sarakku
Ooththu naan sorkaththa paakkum vara ooththu
Intha ulagaththaiyae saaraayamaa maaththu…ae
Kuththukkalla dheivamunnu napariyaa
Koraiya sonnaa ketkkumunnu nenakkiriyaa
Kuththukkalla dheivamunnu napariyaa
Koraiya sonnaa ketkkumunnu nenakkiriyaa
Ada paattiyammaa namma route-la vaammaa
Ada paattiyammaa namma route-la vaammaa
Un kavalaiyellaam paranthidummaa ammamma ammammaa
Ada ettaam number kadaiyilathaan
Irukku irukku irukku sarakku
Ooththu naan sorkaththa paakkum vara ooththu
Intha ulagaththaiyae saaraayamaa maaththu…ae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a boisterous and unapologetic ode to drinking, presented with a humorous and rebellious spirit. The protagonist, likely a common man seeking escape or solace, declares his intention to drink until he reaches a state of 'heaven,' metaphorically transforming the entire world into liquor. He boasts about the paradoxical clarity found in continuous intoxication, claiming he can achieve impossible feats like driving without roads or ploughing without oxen, highlighting the exaggerated confidence that alcohol can induce.
The lyrics playfully challenge conventional beliefs and societal norms. The singer compares his drinking habit to a devotee's sacred rituals, humorously elevating liquor to a 'made' holy water that turns his words into mantras. He questions the efficacy of traditional worship, suggesting that liquor offers a more immediate and tangible relief from worries, even inviting an elderly woman to join his path to shed her burdens. The recurring mention of 'shop number eight' as the source of this magical elixir grounds the fantastical claims in a relatable, everyday context, making the song a carefree anthem for those who find their truth and freedom in a bottle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Oothu Naan Sorkkatha?
Oothu Naan Sorkkatha is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Oothu Naan Sorkkatha from?
The song Oothu Naan Sorkkatha is featured in the movie Om Sakthi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Oothu Naan Sorkkatha?
The lyrics for Oothu Naan Sorkkatha were written by Vaali with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Oothu Naan Sorkkatha lyrics?
Yes! Oothu Naan Sorkkatha lyrics from Om Sakthi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Oothu Naan Sorkkatha lyrics?
This song is a boisterous and unapologetic ode to drinking, presented with a humorous and rebellious spirit. The protagonist, likely a common man seeking escape or solace, declares his intention to drink until he reaches a state of 'heaven,' metaphorically transforming the entire world into liquor. He boasts about the paradoxical clarity found in continuous intoxication, claiming he can achieve impossible feats like driving without roads or ploughing without oxen, highlighting the exaggerated confidence that alcohol can induce. The lyrics playfully challenge conventional beliefs and societal norms. The singer compares his drinking habit to a devotee's sacred rituals, humorously elevating liquor to a 'made' holy water that turns his words into mantras. He questions the efficacy of traditional worship, suggesting that liquor offers a more immediate and tangible relief from worries, even inviting an elderly woman to join his path to shed her burdens. The recurring mention of 'shop number eight' as the source of this magical elixir grounds the fantastical claims in a relatable, everyday context, making the song a carefree anthem for those who find their truth and freedom in a bottle.
