Oru Vargappuratchi Lyrics
From the movie Auto Raja
Oru Vargappuratchi Song Lyrics is the track from Auto Raja Tamil Film – 1982. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.
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Oru vargappuratchi vedikkum…
Nam varumai thuyarai thudaikkum…
Oru vargappuratchi vedikkum Nam varumai thuyarai thudaikkum
Uzhaikkum karangalil irukkum vilangugal Athanaiyum adhu udaikkum
Silar aadhikkak kadhai mudikkum
Oru vargappuratchi vedikkum Nam varumai thuyarai thudaikkum
Uzhaikkum karangalil irukkum vilangugal Athanaiyum adhu udaikkum
Silar aadhikka kadhai mudikkum
Muppadhu aandu sudhandhira naadu Eppadi vandhadhu varumai kodu
Ezhaigal vaervai engae pochu Innamum maedaiyl samathuva paechu
Anudhinam pattiniyaa idhu aandavan kattalaiyaa
Anudhinam pattiniyaa idhu aandavan kattalaiyaa
Vaarungal thozhargalae badhil kaelungal thozhargalae
Vaarungal thozhargalae badhil kaelungal thozhargalae
Oru vargappuratchi vedikkum Nam varumai thuyarai thudaikkum
Uzhaikkum karangalil irukkum vilangugal Athanaiyum adhu udaikkum
Silar aadhikka kadhai mudikkum
Uzhubavan kaiyil nilangalum illai
Uzhaippavar kaiyil thozhilgalum illai
Maaligai amaitthavan veedhiyil ingae Mannavar naam ena sonnavan engae
Kooppidu bharadhiyai avar kooriya or vidhiyai
Kooppidu bharadhiyai…
Ini oru vidhi seivom adhai yendha naalum kaappom
Thani oruvanukkunavillai yenil jagathinai azhithiduvom
Kooppidu baaradhiyai avar kooriya or vidhiyai
Seidhidum naal idhuvae yenum seidhiyai koorungalae
Seidhidum naal idhuvae yenum seidhiyai koorungalae
Oru vargappuratchi vedikkum Nam varumai thuyarai thudaikkum
Uzhaikkum karangalil irukkum vilangugal Athanaiyum adhu udaikkum
Silar aadhikka kadhai mudikkum
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Oru Vargappuratchi" is a powerful anthem of social justice and revolution, reflecting the struggles of the working class against oppression and poverty. It questions the paradox of a nation independent for decades still grappling with widespread destitution, highlighting the disparity between the rich and the poor. The lyrics passionately call for an end to exploitation, demanding answers for the suffering of the common people and the unfulfilled promises of equality.
The song invokes the spirit of revolutionary poet Bharathiyar, quoting his famous lines about destroying the world if even one person starves. It serves as a rallying cry for the oppressed to unite, break free from their shackles, and establish a new order where justice and equality prevail. The mood is one of defiance, urgency, and hope for a radical transformation of society, emphasizing collective action to dismantle systems of dominance and bring about a class revolution.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Oru Vargappuratchi?
Oru Vargappuratchi is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Oru Vargappuratchi from?
The song Oru Vargappuratchi is featured in the movie Auto Raja.
Who wrote the lyrics for Oru Vargappuratchi?
The lyrics for Oru Vargappuratchi were written by Pulamaipithan with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Oru Vargappuratchi lyrics?
Yes! Oru Vargappuratchi lyrics from Auto Raja include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Oru Vargappuratchi lyrics?
The song "Oru Vargappuratchi" is a powerful anthem of social justice and revolution, reflecting the struggles of the working class against oppression and poverty. It questions the paradox of a nation independent for decades still grappling with widespread destitution, highlighting the disparity between the rich and the poor. The lyrics passionately call for an end to exploitation, demanding answers for the suffering of the common people and the unfulfilled promises of equality. The song invokes the spirit of revolutionary poet Bharathiyar, quoting his famous lines about destroying the world if even one person starves. It serves as a rallying cry for the oppressed to unite, break free from their shackles, and establish a new order where justice and equality prevail. The mood is one of defiance, urgency, and hope for a radical transformation of society, emphasizing collective action to dismantle systems of dominance and bring about a class revolution.
