Paramasivan Kazhuthil Lyrics
From the movie Suryaganthi
Paramasivan Kazhuthil Song Lyrics is the track from Suryaganthi Tamil Film – 1973. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Paramasivan kazhuththil irunthu paambu kettathu Karuda sowkkiyamaa
Paramasivan kazhuththil irunthu paambu kettathu Karuda sowkkiyamaa
Yaarum irukkum idaththil irunthu kondaal Elaam sowkkiyamae…karudan sonnathu
Adhil arththam ullathu
Uyarntha idaththil irukkum pothu Ulagam unnai mathikkum
Un nilamai konjam irangi vanthaal Nizhalum kooda mithikkum
Uyarntha idaththil irukkum pothu Ulagam unnai mathikkum
Un nilamai konjam irangi vanthaal Nizhalum kooda mithikkum
Mathiyaathaar thalaivaasal mithikkaathae endru Manamulla manithanukku avvai sonnathu
Adhu avvai sonnathu Adhil arththam sonnathu
Adhu avvai sonnathu Adhil arththam sonnathu
Paramasivan kazhuththil irunthu paambu kettathu Karuda sowkkiyamaa
Yaarum irukkum idaththil irunthu kondaal Elaam sowkkiyamae…karudan sonnathu
Adhil arththam ullathu
Vandi oda sakkarangal Irandu mattum vendum
Antha irandil ondru siriyathendraal Entha vandi odum
Unai polae alavodu Uravaada vendum
Uyarnthorum thaazhnthorum Uravu kolvathu
Adhu sirumai enbathu Adhil artham ullathu
Paramasivan kazhuththil irunthu paambu kettathu Karuda sowkkiyamaa
Yaarum irukkum idaththil irunthu kondaal Elaam sowkkiyamae…karudan sonnathu
Adhil arththam ullathu
Neeyum naanum saernthirunthom Nilavu vaanam polae
Vaan nilavu pola thaeinthu Vanthaen nee valarnthathaalae
Neeyum naanum saernthirunthom Nilavu vaanam polae
Vaan nilavu pola thaeinthu Vanthaen nee valarnthathaalae
En ullam enai paarththu Keli seiyum pothu
Illaathaan ilvaazhvil nimmathi yaedhu Idhu kanavan sonnathu
Idhil artham ullathu
Paramasivan kazhuththil irunthu paambu kettathu Karuda sowkkiyamaa
Yaarum irukkum idaththil irunthu kondaal Elaam sowkkiyamae…karudan sonnathu
Adhil arththam ullathu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Paramasivan Kazhuthil', from the 1973 film 'Suryaganthi', is a profound philosophical piece disguised as a simple conversation. It uses the allegorical exchange between a snake (on Shiva's neck) and Garuda (Vishnu's mount) to convey deep life lessons about humility, self-respect, and the importance of knowing one's place. The snake's question, "Garuda, are you well?", and Garuda's wise reply, "If one stays in their rightful place, all will be well," sets the stage for the song's central theme. It emphasizes that while the world respects those in high positions, a fall from grace can lead to even one's shadow trampling them, echoing the ancient Tamil poet Avvaiyar's advice against seeking out those who disrespect you.
The song further explores the dynamics of relationships, comparing them to the wheels of a cart, implying that balance and equality are crucial for a smooth journey. It subtly critiques unequal relationships, suggesting that a bond between the 'high' and 'low' can be demeaning. The latter part of the song shifts to a more personal reflection, where the husband (Gemini Ganesan's character) expresses his sorrow, feeling diminished like the waning moon as his wife (Jayalalithaa's character) grows in stature. This poignant verse highlights the emotional toll of perceived imbalance in a marital relationship, questioning the peace a man without means can find when his heart mocks him.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Paramasivan Kazhuthil?
Paramasivan Kazhuthil is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Paramasivan Kazhuthil from?
The song Paramasivan Kazhuthil is featured in the movie Suryaganthi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Paramasivan Kazhuthil?
The lyrics for Paramasivan Kazhuthil were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Paramasivan Kazhuthil lyrics?
Yes! Paramasivan Kazhuthil lyrics from Suryaganthi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Paramasivan Kazhuthil lyrics?
This song, 'Paramasivan Kazhuthil', from the 1973 film 'Suryaganthi', is a profound philosophical piece disguised as a simple conversation. It uses the allegorical exchange between a snake (on Shiva's neck) and Garuda (Vishnu's mount) to convey deep life lessons about humility, self-respect, and the importance of knowing one's place. The snake's question, "Garuda, are you well?", and Garuda's wise reply, "If one stays in their rightful place, all will be well," sets the stage for the song's central theme. It emphasizes that while the world respects those in high positions, a fall from grace can lead to even one's shadow trampling them, echoing the ancient Tamil poet Avvaiyar's advice against seeking out those who disrespect you. The song further explores the dynamics of relationships, comparing them to the wheels of a cart, implying that balance and equality are crucial for a smooth journey. It subtly critiques unequal relationships, suggesting that a bond between the 'high' and 'low' can be demeaning. The latter part of the song shifts to a more personal reflection, where the husband (Gemini Ganesan's character) expresses his sorrow, feeling diminished like the waning moon as his wife (Jayalalithaa's character) grows in stature. This poignant verse highlights the emotional toll of perceived imbalance in a marital relationship, questioning the peace a man without means can find when his heart mocks him.
