
Paarukkulle Nalla Naadu Lyrics
From the movie Vesham
Paarukkulle Nalla Naadu Song Lyrics is the track from Vesham Tamil Film – 1985. This song was sung by சுந்தர் ராஜன் மற்றும் சக்தி சண்முகம். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Hari govintham jeya govintham Paja govintham
Hari govintham jeya govintham Paja govintham
Hari govintham jeya govintham Paja govintham
Hari govintham jeya govintham Paja govintham
Paarukullae Govinthaa…
Nalla nadu Govinthaa…
Bharathamthaan Govinthaa…
Namma naadu Govinthaa…
Vaesham pottaa vetri kidaikkum Namma paaththaa pakthi kidaikkum
Paarukullae Govinthaa…
Nalla nadu Govinthaa…
Bharathamthaan Govinthaa…
Namma naadu Govinthaa…
Manjal poosi mile-gal irunthaa Kadavul enbaaru
Intha makkalai Paththi naanaa sonnaen Periyaal sonnaaru
Ada kaavi thuniya kattiya saami Car-il varuvaaru
Adha kandaal pothum Manthiri kooda kaalil vizhuvaaru
Nallavrkku kaalamilla Nyaana thangamae
Naamam pottaa pozhaichchukalaam Nyaana thangamae
Saamiyaaraa maariputtaa Sangadangal theenthathadaa
Hari govintham jeya govintham Paja govintham
Hari govintham jeya govintham Paja govintham
Paarukullae Govinthaa…
Nalla nadu Govinthaa…
Bharathamthaan Govinthaa…
Namma naadu Govinthaa…
Vaesham pottaa vetri kidaikkum Namma paaththaa pakthi kidaikkum
Paarukullae Govinthaa…
Nalla nadu Govinthaa…
Bharathamthaan Govinthaa…
Namma naadu Govinthaa…
Kudisaiyil irukkum pullaingalukku Pasiyaal uyir pogum
Aanaa kovilil irukkum saamikku nadakkum Paalaal abhishegam
Yaezhaiyin sirippil iraivan irukkaan Annaa sonnaru
Avar sonnatha yaarum ketkala Adhanaal thoonga ponaaru
Dhesam pora pokku Idhu nyaana thangamae
Neeyum naanum solli enna Nyaana thangamae
Naalu peru pora vazhi Naamum ponaa nyaamadi
Hari govintham jeya govintham Paja govintham
Hari govintham jeya govintham Paja govinthamaa
Paarukullae Govinthaa…
Nalla nadu Govinthaa…
Bharathamthaan Govinthaa…
Namma naadu Govinthaa…
Vaesham pottaa vetri kidaikkum Namma paaththaa pakthi kidaikkum
Hari govintham jeya govintham Paja govintham
Hari govintham jeya govintham Paja govinthamaa…
Hari govintham jeya govintham Paja govintham
Hari govintham jeya govintham Paja govinthamaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song from the movie 'Vesham' (Disguise) is a sharp satirical commentary on the social and religious hypocrisy prevalent in India. It juxtaposes traditional devotional chants like 'Hari Govindam' with critical observations about society. The lyrics highlight how superficial displays of religiosity or 'disguises' (Vesham) can lead to success and respect, while genuine goodness is often overlooked. It points out the stark contrast between the suffering of the poor and the extravagant rituals performed for idols, questioning the priorities of society.
The song further references the ideologies of rationalist leaders like Periyar and Anna, implying that their teachings about societal realities and the plight of the common man were ignored. It suggests a cynical acceptance of the prevailing trends, where conforming to the 'way of the world' (putting on a facade) is seen as the only viable path. The repeated 'Govindha' interjections serve to underscore the irony and the superficiality of devotion in the face of deeper societal issues.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Paarukkulle Nalla Naadu?
Paarukkulle Nalla Naadu is sung by சுந்தர் ராஜன் மற்றும் சக்தி சண்முகம்.
Which movie is Paarukkulle Nalla Naadu from?
The song Paarukkulle Nalla Naadu is featured in the movie Vesham.
Who wrote the lyrics for Paarukkulle Nalla Naadu?
The lyrics for Paarukkulle Nalla Naadu were written by Vaali with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Paarukkulle Nalla Naadu lyrics?
Yes! Paarukkulle Nalla Naadu lyrics from Vesham include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Paarukkulle Nalla Naadu lyrics?
This song from the movie 'Vesham' (Disguise) is a sharp satirical commentary on the social and religious hypocrisy prevalent in India. It juxtaposes traditional devotional chants like 'Hari Govindam' with critical observations about society. The lyrics highlight how superficial displays of religiosity or 'disguises' (Vesham) can lead to success and respect, while genuine goodness is often overlooked. It points out the stark contrast between the suffering of the poor and the extravagant rituals performed for idols, questioning the priorities of society. The song further references the ideologies of rationalist leaders like Periyar and Anna, implying that their teachings about societal realities and the plight of the common man were ignored. It suggests a cynical acceptance of the prevailing trends, where conforming to the 'way of the world' (putting on a facade) is seen as the only viable path. The repeated 'Govindha' interjections serve to underscore the irony and the superficiality of devotion in the face of deeper societal issues.



