Oralukku Othapakkam Lyrics
From the movie Mananthal Mahadevan Flim
Oralukku Othapakkam Song Lyrics is the track from Mananthal Mahadevan Flim Tamil Film – 1989. This song was sung by மனோ மற்றும் மலேசியா வாசுதேவன். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Oralukku oththapakkam Thavulukku rendu pakkam
Aahaa Aiyyaa un thittaththaalae
Adi vaangu thavila polae
Oho Podaathe thappu kanakku
Un oruththanukingae Ponjaathi rendu edhukku
Ada rosang ketta payalae
Oralukku oththapakkam Thavulukku rendu pakkam
Aiyyaa un thittaththaalae Adi vaangu thavila polae
Podaathe thappu kanakku Un oruththanukingae
Ponjaathi rendu edhukku Ada rosang ketta payalae
Oralukku oththapakkam Thavulukku rendu pakkam
Haei Aiyyaa un thittaththaalae
Adi vaangu thavila polae
Mappillae Machchan
Thaenukkulla vaasam konda Meenukkullae yaedhu
Thaaram konda nesam vanthu Serum thunaiyil yaedhu
Koolikku vantha ponnu Kaagitha poova polae
Thaalikku vantha ponnu Thaamara poovapola
Kovamum thaabamum Kudumbaththil irunthidanum
Adadaa veedhikku yaen vanthu Vilambaram aagidanum
Oralukku oththapakkam Thavulukku rendu pakkam
Mappillae Aiyyaa un thittaththaalae
Adi vaangu thavila polae
Podaathe thappu kanakku Un oruththanukingae
Ponjaathi rendu edhukku Ada rosang ketta payalae
Oralukku oththapakkam Thavulukku rendu pakkam
Aiyyaa un thittaththaalae Adi vaangu thavila polae
Yaeiennaachchu un potti ippa Edhukku unakku vetti hoi
Yaendaa unakku veembu ippo Kaala suththuthu paambu
Kattilthaan road-la pottu Paadiyathenna paattu
Ellaarkkum nallaa theriyum Neeyoru veththuvettu
Mappillae
Mappilla manipilla Nenachchathu nadakkalaiyae
Aiyyaa Oorenna uravenna
Oruththanum madhikkallaiyae
Oralukku oththapakkam Thavulukku rendu pakkam
Aiyyaa un thittaththaalae Adi vaangu thavila polae
Oralukku oththapakkam Thavulukku rendu pakkam
Aiyyaa un thittaththaalae Adi vaangu thavila polae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Oralukku Othapakkam" from the 1989 film 'Mananthal Mahadevan' is a satirical and critical commentary on a man who has taken two wives, leading to public ridicule and personal downfall. The central metaphor compares the man's predicament to a mortar, which has only one side, versus a drum, which is beaten from two sides. This implies that his actions have put him in a difficult, untenable situation where he is being 'beaten' or criticized from multiple directions. The lyrics directly question his decision to have two wives, calling him "shameless" and warning him against his "wrong calculations."
The song further elaborates on the distinction between a true wife, likened to a pure lotus flower, and a second partner, compared to a temporary paper flower or someone who came for "wages," suggesting a lack of genuine love or commitment. It criticizes the public display of marital discord, urging that such matters should remain within the family. As the song progresses, it mocks the man's loss of dignity and respect, highlighting how his schemes have backfired, leaving him as an "empty shell" with no one, neither villagers nor relatives, holding him in esteem. It's a cautionary tale delivered with a blend of humor and sharp social critique.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Oralukku Othapakkam?
Oralukku Othapakkam is sung by மனோ மற்றும் மலேசியா வாசுதேவன்.
Which movie is Oralukku Othapakkam from?
The song Oralukku Othapakkam is featured in the movie Mananthal Mahadevan Flim.
Who wrote the lyrics for Oralukku Othapakkam?
The lyrics for Oralukku Othapakkam were written by Vaali with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Oralukku Othapakkam lyrics?
Yes! Oralukku Othapakkam lyrics from Mananthal Mahadevan Flim include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Oralukku Othapakkam lyrics?
The song "Oralukku Othapakkam" from the 1989 film 'Mananthal Mahadevan' is a satirical and critical commentary on a man who has taken two wives, leading to public ridicule and personal downfall. The central metaphor compares the man's predicament to a mortar, which has only one side, versus a drum, which is beaten from two sides. This implies that his actions have put him in a difficult, untenable situation where he is being 'beaten' or criticized from multiple directions. The lyrics directly question his decision to have two wives, calling him "shameless" and warning him against his "wrong calculations." The song further elaborates on the distinction between a true wife, likened to a pure lotus flower, and a second partner, compared to a temporary paper flower or someone who came for "wages," suggesting a lack of genuine love or commitment. It criticizes the public display of marital discord, urging that such matters should remain within the family. As the song progresses, it mocks the man's loss of dignity and respect, highlighting how his schemes have backfired, leaving him as an "empty shell" with no one, neither villagers nor relatives, holding him in esteem. It's a cautionary tale delivered with a blend of humor and sharp social critique.
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