Oru Naal Mattum Sirikka Lyrics
From the movie Seedan
Oru Naal Mattum Sirikka Song Lyrics is the track from Seedan Tamil Film – 2011, Starring Unni Mukundan, Ananya, Dhanush, Suhasini Maniratnam, Vivek, Ilavarasu, Ponvannan, Cell Murugan, Sheela. This song was sung by கே.எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Dhina. Lyrics works penned by Yugabharathi.
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Aaahaaa…aaaaaa…aa… Oru naal mattum sirikka
Oru naal mattum sirikka
Oru naal mattum sirikka En padaithaan andha iraivan
Endru kettadhu pookkalin idhayam
Marunaal andha chediyil Andha malar vaadiyapozhudhil
Pattukkidandhadhae iraivanin manamum
Oru naal mattum sirikka En padaithaan andha iraivan
Endru kettadhu pookkalin idhayam
Kanpaarvai parithu Enai kaana solgiraai
Ven neerai ootri Yen pookka solgiraai
Oomaiyaai maatriyae Paadavum ketkiraai
Naan sariya illai thavara Naan kanavu eludhi
Kalaindhu pona kadhaiyaa
Oru naal mattum sirikka En padaithaan andha iraivan
Endru kettadhu pookkalin idhayam
Hooo… un meedhu sindhum Neer theertham aanadhae
Unnai serum saambal Thiruneerum aagudhae
Urugiyae ketkiren Aduthu en piraviyil
Manam irangi arul vazhangi Un kaalil padigalaaga
Pirakkum varam thaa…
Murugaa en salanam salanam Theerkka vendum murugaa
Indha janajam jananam Podhum podhum murugaaaaa…
Un saranam saranam Saranam saranam saranam saranam
Saranam saranam saranam saranam murugaa…
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song 'Oru Naal Mattum Sirikka' opens with a profound existential question posed by flowers: why are they created to bloom and smile for just a single day? This metaphor reflects a deeper human contemplation on the transient nature of happiness and life itself. The lyrics suggest that even the divine creator shares in this sorrow, implying a universal empathy for fleeting beauty and existence. The speaker then expresses a sense of bewilderment and injustice, feeling like they are asked to perform impossible feats—to see without sight, bloom under harsh conditions, or sing while mute—questioning their own reality and purpose in a world that seems contradictory.
The latter half of the song shifts from existential questioning to a fervent devotional plea addressed to Lord Muruga. The speaker finds sanctity in everything associated with the deity, viewing even ordinary elements like water and ash as sacred when connected to Muruga. Overwhelmed with emotion, they humbly pray for liberation from the cycle of rebirth and suffering, expressing a deep yearning for spiritual solace. The ultimate desire is to be eternally close to Muruga, even as humble steps at his feet, seeking refuge and an end to their inner turmoil and the endless cycle of existence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Oru Naal Mattum Sirikka?
Oru Naal Mattum Sirikka is sung by கே.எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Oru Naal Mattum Sirikka from?
The song Oru Naal Mattum Sirikka is featured in the movie Seedan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Oru Naal Mattum Sirikka?
The lyrics for Oru Naal Mattum Sirikka were written by Yugabharathi with music composed by Dhina.
Is English translation available for Oru Naal Mattum Sirikka lyrics?
Yes! Oru Naal Mattum Sirikka lyrics from Seedan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Oru Naal Mattum Sirikka lyrics?
The song 'Oru Naal Mattum Sirikka' opens with a profound existential question posed by flowers: why are they created to bloom and smile for just a single day? This metaphor reflects a deeper human contemplation on the transient nature of happiness and life itself. The lyrics suggest that even the divine creator shares in this sorrow, implying a universal empathy for fleeting beauty and existence. The speaker then expresses a sense of bewilderment and injustice, feeling like they are asked to perform impossible feats—to see without sight, bloom under harsh conditions, or sing while mute—questioning their own reality and purpose in a world that seems contradictory. The latter half of the song shifts from existential questioning to a fervent devotional plea addressed to Lord Muruga. The speaker finds sanctity in everything associated with the deity, viewing even ordinary elements like water and ash as sacred when connected to Muruga. Overwhelmed with emotion, they humbly pray for liberation from the cycle of rebirth and suffering, expressing a deep yearning for spiritual solace. The ultimate desire is to be eternally close to Muruga, even as humble steps at his feet, seeking refuge and an end to their inner turmoil and the endless cycle of existence.