Paarappa Pazhaniappa Lyrics
From the movie Periya Idathu Penn
Paarappa Pazhaniappa Song Lyrics is the track from Periya Idathu Penn Tamil Film – 1963. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by Viswanathan, #8211; Ramamoorthy. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Durrrrr…haaaa Ohohohooooo
Ohohohooooo Ohohohooooo
Ohohohooooo Hahahhahhahaha…(3)
Durrrrr…haaaa
{Paarappa pazhaniappa Pattanamaam pattanamaam} (2)
Oorappa periyathappa Ullamthaan siriyathappa
Oorappa periyathappa Ullamthaan siriyathappa
Paarappa pazhaniappa Pattanamaam pattanamaam…
{Aduperikkum pengalellam Azhagazhaga padikuthappa
Achchaditha kagithatha Adukku adukkaa summakuthappa} (2)
Yettinilae padikuthappa Eduthu sonna puriyalappa
Yettinilae padikuthappa Eduthu sonna puriyalappa
Naatukkuthaan raaniappa Veettukku ava manaiviappa
Hahahhahahaha Naatukkuthaan raaniappa
Veettukku ava manaiviappa
Paarappa pazhaniappa Pattanamaam pattanamaam
Oorappa periyathappa Ullamthaan siriyathappa
Paarappa pazhaniappa Pattanamaam pattanamaam…
{Pattanathu kaadhalappa Paathiyilae maraiyumappa
Pattikkattu kaadhalukku Gettiyaana uruvamappa }(2)
Kaasu panam seruthappa Car vandi parakuthappa
Kaasu panam seruthappa Car vandi parakuthappa
Sertha panam selavazhinja Naattu pakkam odunguthappa
Hahahahahahaha Sertha panam selavazhinja
Naattu pakkam odunguthappa
Paarappa pazhaniappa Pattanamaam pattanamaam
Oorappa periyathappa Ullamthaan siriyathappa
Paarappa pazhaniappa Pattanamaam pattanamaam…haan…
Duuur…aaahaahaa Duuur…aaahaahaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Paarappa Pazhaniappa," is a satirical commentary on the perceived superficiality and changing values of urban life compared to the simplicity and authenticity of rural existence. Addressing a deity or a friend named Palaniappa, the singer laments how the city, despite its grandeur, fosters small-heartedness. It critiques modern education, suggesting that while women are highly educated and carry stacks of books, they lack practical understanding and remain mere wives at home despite being "queens" outside.
The lyrics further contrast fleeting city relationships, which "disappear halfway," with the enduring and "strong form" of village love. It also touches upon materialism, observing how wealth accumulates and cars fly in the city, but once money is spent, people retreat to the countryside, implying that urban prosperity is often transient and that true solace lies in one's roots. The song, therefore, serves as a nostalgic reflection and a gentle critique of societal shifts, highlighting the perceived loss of traditional values in the face of modernization.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Paarappa Pazhaniappa?
Paarappa Pazhaniappa is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Paarappa Pazhaniappa from?
The song Paarappa Pazhaniappa is featured in the movie Periya Idathu Penn.
Who wrote the lyrics for Paarappa Pazhaniappa?
The lyrics for Paarappa Pazhaniappa were written by Kannadasan with music composed by Viswanathan – Ramamoorthy.
Is English translation available for Paarappa Pazhaniappa lyrics?
Yes! Paarappa Pazhaniappa lyrics from Periya Idathu Penn include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Paarappa Pazhaniappa lyrics?
This song, "Paarappa Pazhaniappa," is a satirical commentary on the perceived superficiality and changing values of urban life compared to the simplicity and authenticity of rural existence. Addressing a deity or a friend named Palaniappa, the singer laments how the city, despite its grandeur, fosters small-heartedness. It critiques modern education, suggesting that while women are highly educated and carry stacks of books, they lack practical understanding and remain mere wives at home despite being "queens" outside. The lyrics further contrast fleeting city relationships, which "disappear halfway," with the enduring and "strong form" of village love. It also touches upon materialism, observing how wealth accumulates and cars fly in the city, but once money is spent, people retreat to the countryside, implying that urban prosperity is often transient and that true solace lies in one's roots. The song, therefore, serves as a nostalgic reflection and a gentle critique of societal shifts, highlighting the perceived loss of traditional values in the face of modernization.
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