Panamennada Lyrics
From the movie Andaman Kadhali
Panamennada Song Lyrics is the track from Andaman Kadhali Tamil Film – 1978. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Panam ennadaa panam panam… Gunam thaanadaa nirandharam…
Panam ennadaa panam panam Gunam thaanadaa nirandharam
Panam ennadaa panam panam Gunam thaanadaa nirandharam
Ennidathil illaadhadhaa Nalla vilai pesaadhadhaa
Athanaiyum pettrenadaa Thatthuvathai kattrenadaa
Irakka manathai kedukkum arakkan Panam panam panam haa…
Panam ennadaa panam panam… Gunam thaanadaa nirandharam…
Sondhamillai bandhamillai Yeri midhikkum
Thol meedhu yeri nindru Kaadhai kadikkum
Pala kodi serthaalum melum ninaikkum Padu paavi engindra perai kodukkum
Panathaalae nalla ullam peiyaanadhu Gunathaalae adhu meendum thaayaanadhu
Ponnulagil neeraadinen Kannizhandhu kondaadinen
Mannanukkum melaaginen Thannanthani aalaaginen
Irakka manathai kedukkum arakkan Panam panam panam haa…
Panam ennadaa panam panam… Gunam thaanadaa nirandharam…
Kaasu endra sollin porul Kuttram enbadhu
Kaasu vara odi vidum Suttram enbadhu
Naanayam endraal adhan per Nermai enbadhu
Nallavarkku kaasu panam Thaevaiyattradhu
Bagavaanin maniyosai Ketkindradhu
Panam ennum peraasai maraigindradhu
Nalla buthi yaar thandhadhu… Pillaiyidam thaan vandhadhu…
Endha nilai vandhaal enna Nalla vazhi naan selvadhu
Irakka manathai kedukkum arakkan Panam panam panam haaa…
Panam ennadaa panam panam… Gunam thaanadaa nirandharam…
Song Meaning & Analysis
This philosophical song from 'Andaman Kadhali' delves into the age-old conflict between wealth and virtue. The protagonist, having experienced the highs and lows of life, reflects on the ephemeral nature of money versus the enduring value of good character. He recounts how money, despite bringing him immense material possessions and power, ultimately led to a spiritual emptiness, turning a good heart into a 'devil' and isolating him. The lyrics vividly portray money as a deceptive force that corrupts compassion, fosters greed, and distorts human relationships, making even close kin flee or become opportunistic.
The song culminates in a profound realization, triggered by the innocence and wisdom of his child, that true wealth lies not in riches but in integrity and compassion. The protagonist declares his commitment to a righteous path, having understood that money is ultimately unnecessary for a good person and that the pursuit of it often leads to sin and loneliness. The ringing of 'God's bell' symbolizes a spiritual awakening, where the allure of greed fades, and the importance of an ethical life takes precedence, restoring his true self.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Panamennada?
Panamennada is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Panamennada from?
The song Panamennada is featured in the movie Andaman Kadhali.
Who wrote the lyrics for Panamennada?
The lyrics for Panamennada were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Panamennada lyrics?
Yes! Panamennada lyrics from Andaman Kadhali include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Panamennada lyrics?
This philosophical song from 'Andaman Kadhali' delves into the age-old conflict between wealth and virtue. The protagonist, having experienced the highs and lows of life, reflects on the ephemeral nature of money versus the enduring value of good character. He recounts how money, despite bringing him immense material possessions and power, ultimately led to a spiritual emptiness, turning a good heart into a 'devil' and isolating him. The lyrics vividly portray money as a deceptive force that corrupts compassion, fosters greed, and distorts human relationships, making even close kin flee or become opportunistic. The song culminates in a profound realization, triggered by the innocence and wisdom of his child, that true wealth lies not in riches but in integrity and compassion. The protagonist declares his commitment to a righteous path, having understood that money is ultimately unnecessary for a good person and that the pursuit of it often leads to sin and loneliness. The ringing of 'God's bell' symbolizes a spiritual awakening, where the allure of greed fades, and the importance of an ethical life takes precedence, restoring his true self.
