Ozhakku Nelave Lyrics
From the movie Kangaroo
Ozhakku Nelave Song Lyrics is the track from Kangaroo Tamil Film – 2015, Starring Arjuna, Sri Priyanka, Varsha Ashwathi, Ganja Karuppu, Thambi Ramaiah, Sundarrajan, Kalabhavan Mani. This song was sung by பிபின் டுட்டு. The music was composed by Srinivas. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Aararirarooo aarariro Aararirarooo raaroo
Ozhakku nelavae aaraaro Onakku naanae thaayaaro
Azhukku thangamae aaraaro Enakku nee thaan thaayaaro
Aararirarooo raaroo
Ettu vecha nelavae kannurangu
Kotti vecha natchathiram kannurangu
Ellaamae tholanjaalum en sothu nee thaanae
Saamikku piragu nee thaanae uravu
Naan saagum podhum kooda iru aathaa aathaa
Ozhakku nelavae aaraaro Ozhakku nelavae aaraaro
Onakku naanae thaayaaro
Adi ezha veettu vaazha poovae Innum enna acham
On punnagai mattum Pogum pathu latcham
On kannaadi kannu melae Kaanum chinna macham
Adhu kadavul vecha Dhrishti pottin ucham
Nee machakkaari Pugazh uchakkaari
Naan pichakkaaran oo oo… Ae dharma thaayae
Nee thanga katti Naan thagara petti oo oo…oo oo
Ullangai malaiyae usurulla silaiyae Un thandhai thaayaaga vandhen
Naanaaga vaa
Ozhakku nelavae aaraaro Aaraaro
Onakku naanae thaayaaro Thaayaaro
Naan pothi pothi nattu vecha Poo vaazha kannu
Mudhal mottu vittu Poothu pochu ninnu
Ada uthu uthu paakkudhaiyaa Ooru sanam ninnu
Oru amman koyil Sirpam kaanominnu
Ae kanni thaenae Un kaakka thaanae
Ada naan vandhenae…ae… En anbum neeyae
En aayul neeyae En saavum neeyae ho…
Vaettaikku thappicha Kaattaanai naan thaanae
Madha yaanaikkaetha Angusam yaaru nee thaanae
Ozhakku nelavae aaraaro Aaraaro
Onakku naanae thaayaaro Thaayaaro
Aararirarooo raaroo
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Ozhakku Nelave,' is a poignant lullaby from the movie 'Kangaroo,' expressing the profound and unconditional love of a father (or guardian) for his child. The lyrics, penned by Vairamuthu, portray the child as the most precious and invaluable treasure, likened to moonlight, gold, and stars. The speaker takes on the role of both mother and father, promising unwavering protection and devotion, emphasizing that the child is his entire world and his sole reason for existence, even above God and life itself.
The emotional depth of the song is conveyed through vivid metaphors that elevate the child to a divine status. The child is a 'banana blossom of a poor home' whose smile is worth millions, a 'goddess temple sculpture,' and 'virgin honey.' The speaker humbly refers to himself as a 'beggar' and a 'tin box' in comparison to the child, who is a 'gold ingot,' highlighting the child's supreme worth. The imagery of a 'wild elephant that escaped the hunt' finding its 'ankus' (goad) in the child beautifully illustrates the father's protective nature and how the child brings purpose and direction to his life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ozhakku Nelave?
Ozhakku Nelave is sung by பிபின் டுட்டு.
Which movie is Ozhakku Nelave from?
The song Ozhakku Nelave is featured in the movie Kangaroo.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ozhakku Nelave?
The lyrics for Ozhakku Nelave were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Srinivas.
Is English translation available for Ozhakku Nelave lyrics?
Yes! Ozhakku Nelave lyrics from Kangaroo include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ozhakku Nelave lyrics?
This song, 'Ozhakku Nelave,' is a poignant lullaby from the movie 'Kangaroo,' expressing the profound and unconditional love of a father (or guardian) for his child. The lyrics, penned by Vairamuthu, portray the child as the most precious and invaluable treasure, likened to moonlight, gold, and stars. The speaker takes on the role of both mother and father, promising unwavering protection and devotion, emphasizing that the child is his entire world and his sole reason for existence, even above God and life itself. The emotional depth of the song is conveyed through vivid metaphors that elevate the child to a divine status. The child is a 'banana blossom of a poor home' whose smile is worth millions, a 'goddess temple sculpture,' and 'virgin honey.' The speaker humbly refers to himself as a 'beggar' and a 'tin box' in comparison to the child, who is a 'gold ingot,' highlighting the child's supreme worth. The imagery of a 'wild elephant that escaped the hunt' finding its 'ankus' (goad) in the child beautifully illustrates the father's protective nature and how the child brings purpose and direction to his life.
