Paarudaappa Paaru Cover Art

Paarudaappa Paaru Lyrics

From the movie Digambara Samiyar Tamil – 1950

Paarudaappa Paaru Song Lyrics is the track from Digambara Samiyar Tamil – 1950 Tamil Film – 1950. This song was sung by மாஸ்டர் சுப்பையா.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Singers

மச
Singerமாஸ்டர் சுப்பையா

Star Cast

Not Specified

Singer : Master Subbaiya

Music Director : G. Ramanathan

Lyricist : A. Maruthakasi

Paarudappa paarudappa paarudappa paar
Kallai odaiyappa odayappa odayappa nee
Paarudappa paarudappa paarudappa paar
Kallai odaiyappa odayappa odayappa nee
Oh.oh oh.paarinil vanjagar vaazhvu
Oh.oh oh.paarinil vanjagar vaazhvu
Paarudappa paarudappa paarudappa paar
Kallai odaiyappa odayappa odayappa nee
Paarudappa paarudappa paarudappa paar
Kallai odaiyappa odayappa odayappa nee

Oorai eaipon kudiyai keduppon Oorai eaipon kudiyai keduppon
Unnum sottril mannai adippon Unnum sottril mannai adippon
Kaludaithu sekizhukka nerum Kaludaithu sekizhukka nerum
Ennalume azhinthu povene

Paarudappa paarudappa paarudappa paar
Kallai odaiyappa odayappa odayappa nee
Paarudappa paarudappa paarudappa paar
Kallai odaiyappa odayappa odayappa nee

Ohohohvanjithavan jailil chanjarikindraan
Vanjitthavan jailil chanjarikindraan
Nenjudaiyave veyilil kalludaikiraan
Vanjitthavan jailil chanjarikindraan
Nenjudaiyave veyilil kalludaikiraan ohohoh.
Kondra pavam elam thindre thaan theeranum
Nee vaitha theeyil neeyum venthethaan poganum
Venthethaan poganum
Kondra pavam elam thindre thaan theeranum
Nee vaitha theeyil neeyum venthethaan poganum
Venthethaan poganum
Ezhaigalin kneerin ethirroliyaale
Chanjarikindraai jailil chanjarikindraai
Ezhaigalin kneerin ethirroliyaale
Chanjarikindraai jailil chanjarikindraai…ohohoh

Paarudappa paarudappa paarudappa paar
Kallai odaiyappa odayappa odayappa nee
Paarudappa paarudappa paarudappa paar
Kallai odaiyappa odayappa odayappa nee

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song from the 1950 film 'Digambara Samiyar' serves as a stark moral commentary on the inevitable downfall of the wicked. It vividly portrays the consequences of deceit, betrayal, and cruelty, emphasizing the concept of karma. The lyrics repeatedly urge the listener to "look" at the fate of the deceiver, who is now condemned to hard labor – breaking stones and pulling oil presses – symbolizing severe punishment and suffering.

The song details the transgressions of such individuals: cheating communities, ruining families, and sabotaging others' livelihoods. It asserts that these sins must be paid for, often through suffering in the very "fire" they ignited for others. The poignant imagery of the deceiver wandering in jail, breaking stones under the scorching sun with a broken heart, directly links their current plight to the "echo of the tears of the poor," highlighting divine justice and the inescapable nature of retribution for one's misdeeds.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Paarudaappa Paaru?

Paarudaappa Paaru is sung by மாஸ்டர் சுப்பையா.

Which movie is Paarudaappa Paaru from?

The song Paarudaappa Paaru is featured in the movie Digambara Samiyar Tamil – 1950.

Who wrote the lyrics for Paarudaappa Paaru?

The lyrics for Paarudaappa Paaru were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.

Is English translation available for Paarudaappa Paaru lyrics?

Yes! Paarudaappa Paaru lyrics from Digambara Samiyar Tamil – 1950 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Paarudaappa Paaru lyrics?

This song from the 1950 film 'Digambara Samiyar' serves as a stark moral commentary on the inevitable downfall of the wicked. It vividly portrays the consequences of deceit, betrayal, and cruelty, emphasizing the concept of karma. The lyrics repeatedly urge the listener to "look" at the fate of the deceiver, who is now condemned to hard labor – breaking stones and pulling oil presses – symbolizing severe punishment and suffering. The song details the transgressions of such individuals: cheating communities, ruining families, and sabotaging others' livelihoods. It asserts that these sins must be paid for, often through suffering in the very "fire" they ignited for others. The poignant imagery of the deceiver wandering in jail, breaking stones under the scorching sun with a broken heart, directly links their current plight to the "echo of the tears of the poor," highlighting divine justice and the inescapable nature of retribution for one's misdeeds.

Song Details

Song NamePaarudaappa Paaru
Singersமாஸ்டர் சுப்பையா
LyricistUnknown
LanguageTamil

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