
Oru Pillai Azhaithadhu Lyrics
From the movie Kanne Kaniyamudhe
Oru Pillai Azhaithadhu Song Lyrics is the track from Kanne Kaniyamudhe Tamil Film – 1986. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெயராம். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Tha. Kannan.
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Oru pillai azhaiththathu ennai Naan per solla mudiyaatha annai
Oru pillai azhaiththathu ennai Naan per solla mudiyaatha annai
Naan per solla mudiyaatha annai
Yaezhai endraalum engirunthaalum En gaanam thaalaattum unnai
Naan per solla mudiyaatha annai Naan per solla mudiyaatha annai
Aayiram thottilkal nenju tharum En aathmaavin raagangal konji varum
Aayiram thottilkal nenju tharum En aathmaavin raagangal konji varum
Malar thanthaalae maramaagi ponaen Mannukkum paaramaai aanaen
Madi undu pillaiyae kaanaen Petra maladiyaai ponathu naanae
Kannaeaekaniyamuthae
Oru pillai azhaiththathu ennai Naan per solla mudiyaatha annai
Naan per solla mudiyaatha annai
Thaai mozhi illaamal pattam varum Unnai paaraatta kodiyaai suttram varum
Udhiraththin geetham oru jeevan paadum Ullaththil kaveri odum
Ulagaththin ellaigal thedum Endrum oomaiyaai thaai kuyil vaadum
Kannaeaekaniyamuthae
Oru pillai azhaiththathu ennai Naan per solla mudiyaatha annai
Naan per solla mudiyaatha annai
Song Meaning & Analysis
This poignant song, "Oru Pillai Azhaithadhu," from the movie 'Kanne Kaniyamudhe,' expresses the deep, unclaimable love of a mother for a child she cannot openly acknowledge. The lyrics paint a picture of a woman who has given birth but, for reasons unstated, cannot reveal her identity as the child's mother. She refers to herself as a "mother who cannot reveal her name," highlighting her hidden sorrow and sacrifice. Despite her inability to be physically present or recognized, her maternal instincts are powerful; her "song will lull" the child, and her "heart will offer a thousand cradles," symbolizing her boundless, spiritual connection and longing.
The song delves into the profound pain of this hidden motherhood. The lines "By giving a flower (child), I became a tree, and became a burden to the earth. I have a lap, but I see no child. I became a barren mother, though I bore one" powerfully convey her sense of loss and the irony of her situation – having given life but being unable to nurture it openly. She imagines the child's future success, surrounded by "millions of relatives" and "titles," while she, the biological mother, remains a "silent cuckoo," pining from afar. The "Kaveri (river of emotions)" flowing in her heart signifies an unending stream of love and sorrow, making this a deeply emotional ode to unspoken maternal love and sacrifice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Oru Pillai Azhaithadhu?
Oru Pillai Azhaithadhu is sung by வாணி ஜெயராம்.
Which movie is Oru Pillai Azhaithadhu from?
The song Oru Pillai Azhaithadhu is featured in the movie Kanne Kaniyamudhe.
Who wrote the lyrics for Oru Pillai Azhaithadhu?
The lyrics for Oru Pillai Azhaithadhu were written by Tha. Kannan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Oru Pillai Azhaithadhu lyrics?
Yes! Oru Pillai Azhaithadhu lyrics from Kanne Kaniyamudhe include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Oru Pillai Azhaithadhu lyrics?
This poignant song, "Oru Pillai Azhaithadhu," from the movie 'Kanne Kaniyamudhe,' expresses the deep, unclaimable love of a mother for a child she cannot openly acknowledge. The lyrics paint a picture of a woman who has given birth but, for reasons unstated, cannot reveal her identity as the child's mother. She refers to herself as a "mother who cannot reveal her name," highlighting her hidden sorrow and sacrifice. Despite her inability to be physically present or recognized, her maternal instincts are powerful; her "song will lull" the child, and her "heart will offer a thousand cradles," symbolizing her boundless, spiritual connection and longing. The song delves into the profound pain of this hidden motherhood. The lines "By giving a flower (child), I became a tree, and became a burden to the earth. I have a lap, but I see no child. I became a barren mother, though I bore one" powerfully convey her sense of loss and the irony of her situation – having given life but being unable to nurture it openly. She imagines the child's future success, surrounded by "millions of relatives" and "titles," while she, the biological mother, remains a "silent cuckoo," pining from afar. The "Kaveri (river of emotions)" flowing in her heart signifies an unending stream of love and sorrow, making this a deeply emotional ode to unspoken maternal love and sacrifice.
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