Paalile Vennai Lyrics

From the movie Devi Sri Karumari Amman

Paalile Vennai Song Lyrics is the track from Devi Sri Karumari Amman Tamil Film – 1974. This song was sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி மற்றும் வாணி ஜெய்ராம். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by A. Maruthakasi.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Music DirectorShankar Ganesh

LyricistA. Maruthakasi

Singers

எஆ

Singerஎல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி மற்றும் வாணி ஜெய்ராம்

Star Cast

Not Specified

Translation

Paalilae vennai undu Paarkkumpothu theriyumaa
Paar muzhuthum sakthi undu Paavi kannil puriyumaa

Neril sakthi thannai Neeyum kaatta mudiyumaamudiyumaa
Nerilae sakthi thannai Neeyum kaatta mudiyumaa
En nenjilae avalai vaithaen Niraiththu nirkkum uruvamaai

Sakthiyaam ammanukku Thaththuvangal nooradi
Sakthiyaam ammanukku Thaththuvangal nooradi
Antha thaththuvaththai unarnthu kolla Sakthi unakku yaedhadi

Naalaikku nadapathellaam Naanarivaen keladi
Naalaikku nadapathellaam Naanarivaen keladi
En naavilae varuvathellaam Nadakka vaippaen naanadi

Ammanin peyarai solli Aal vizhungum pennadi
Ammanin peyarai solli Aal vizhungum pennadi
Antha ammanae neril vanthaal Adangi pogum sangathi

Aaththa en maariyammaa Aadugindraal ennidam
Aaththa en maariyammaa Aadugindraal ennidam
Nee paarththaal pol pesugindraai Bakthiyillai unnidam
Bakthiyillai unnidam

Maariyai aattuvathu Manthira kolaa
Maariyai aattuvathu Manthira kolaa
Antha manthiraththai unnidaththilae Solli thanthaalaa

Kaariyaththai naanarivaen Aayiram naalaa
Kaariyaththai naanarivaen Aayiram naalaa
Adhan karanaththai ketka Unnai anuppi vaiththaalaa

Mannil ullaal sakthi En manathil undu bakthi
Mannil ullaal sakthi En manathil undu bakthi

Kannil ullaal sakthi En karuththil undu bakthi
Kannil ullaal sakthi En karuththil undu bakthi

Vilangavilai unakku Aval vendiyaval enakku
Kandathundo avalai En kannil ullaal avalae

Andamaagai agilamaagi Amarnthirukkum ammanai nee
Kandathaaga koorugindra Kaarigai un karpanai

Aadhiyaagi anthamaagi Aalugindra sakthiyai
Naathiyaaya naathiyaagi Naadu kaakkum deviyai

Sothidaththil aada vittu Sodhanai seithaayadi
Yaaridaththil aarudaththai Aada vanthaai paaradi

Song Meaning & Analysis

The other speaker challenges these claims, emphasizing that true divine power (Shakti) is omnipresent but subtle, like butter hidden in milk, and not easily perceived by those lacking genuine purity or understanding. She questions the authenticity of the first speaker's boasts, implying that such displays are superficial and that true devotion lies in the heart and mind, not in making the deity perform or in claiming special knowledge. The song explores themes of humility, the nature of divine presence, and the distinction between genuine spiritual experience and mere showmanship.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Paalile Vennai?

Paalile Vennai is sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி மற்றும் வாணி ஜெய்ராம்.

Which movie is Paalile Vennai from?

The song Paalile Vennai is featured in the movie Devi Sri Karumari Amman.

Who wrote the lyrics for Paalile Vennai?

The lyrics for Paalile Vennai were written by A. Maruthakasi with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.

Is English translation available for Paalile Vennai lyrics?

Yes! Paalile Vennai lyrics from Devi Sri Karumari Amman include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Paalile Vennai lyrics?

This song is a powerful devotional debate between two women, likely representing different perspectives on faith and spiritual understanding. One speaker asserts a direct, almost proprietary, connection with the Goddess Mariamman, claiming to make her dance and predict future events. She believes her devotion grants her unique insights and powers, suggesting a personal mastery over spiritual matters. The other speaker challenges these claims, emphasizing that true divine power (Shakti) is omnipresent but subtle, like butter hidden in milk, and not easily perceived by those lacking genuine purity or understanding. She questions the authenticity of the first speaker's boasts, implying that such displays are superficial and that true devotion lies in the heart and mind, not in making the deity perform or in claiming special knowledge. The song explores themes of humility, the nature of divine presence, and the distinction between genuine spiritual experience and mere showmanship.