Pennukku Deivam Endru Lyrics
From the movie Niraparaadhi
Pennukku Deivam Endru Song Lyrics is the track from Niraparaadhi Tamil Film – 1984, Starring Madhavi, Silk Smitha, Anuradha, Suresh Gopi, Rani Padmini, Nalinikanth, Mohan, Sathyakala, V. K. Ramasamy, R. S. Manohar. This song was sung by கே. ஜே. யேசுதாஸ். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.
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Nirabaraathinirbaraathi…nirbaraathiaaaa…aa…
Pennukku dheivam endru peru vachcha paavi
Engaedaa kondu vanthu kelungadaa kelvi
Pennukku dheivam endru peru vachcha paavi
Engaedaa kondu vanthu kelungadaa kelvi
Dheivaththin koyil enna kallaraigalthaanaa
Therukku vachcha maram thookkumaramthaanaa
Pennukku dheivam endru peru vachcha paavi
Engaedaa kondu vanthu kelungadaa kelvi
Kallu thanni saaraayam kaasukkoru samsaaram Mangaiyargal koottam santhaiyilae yaelam
Evanukku maanam
Sattathukku urakkam dharmaththukku mayakkam
Sattaththukku urakkam dharmaththukku mayakkam
Naalungetta moodaa nadakkattum podaa
Pennukku dheivam endru peru vachcha paavi
Engaedaa kondu vanthu kelungadaa kelvi
Pillaikku paalillai Paalukku kaasillai Pasi vantha pillai thudikkindra pothu
Vetkkam ini yaedhu
Vilaiyondru koduththaan vidhiyendru sumaanthaal
Vilaiyondru koduththaan vidhiyendru sumaanthaal
Nadhiyengum thanneer ival sinthum kanneer
Pennukku dheivam endru peru vachcha paavi
Engaedaa kondu vanthu kelungadaa kelvi
Aandavan ingaedaa avanaiyum kondaada Kathiyattra thaayai karpazhikkum naayai
Pinam thinnum peyai
Edharkingu padaiththaan enna seiyya ninaiththaan
Edharkingu padaiththaan enna seiyya ninaiththaan
Badhil solluvaanaa verungallu thaanaa
Pennukku dheivam endru peru vachcha paavi
Engaedaa kondu vanthu kelungadaa kelvi
Dheivaththin koyil enna kallaraigalthaanaa
Therukku vachcha maram thookkumaramthaanaa
Pennukku dheivam endru peru vachcha paavi
Engaedaa kondu vanthu kelungadaa kelvi
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song 'Pennukku Deivam Endru' is a powerful and scathing critique of societal hypocrisy and the exploitation of women. It challenges the traditional reverence for women as 'goddesses' while simultaneously exposing the harsh realities they face – being treated as commodities, subjected to violence, and left in destitution. The lyrics express profound anger and despair, questioning the very notion of divine justice and the existence of a benevolent God when such atrocities occur. It's a desperate cry for accountability, demanding answers from those who perpetuate or passively allow this suffering.
The song delves into themes of moral decay, the failure of law and justice, and the desperate plight of mothers and children. It paints a grim picture where basic needs like milk for a child are unmet, leading to a loss of dignity and shame. The repeated refrain "The sinner who named woman 'God', bring him here, ask him questions!" serves as a direct challenge to the patriarchal system and religious institutions that uphold a superficial respect for women while failing to protect them from real-world suffering. The song ultimately questions the purpose of creation and the silence of a divine power in the face of human cruelty.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Pennukku Deivam Endru?
Pennukku Deivam Endru is sung by கே. ஜே. யேசுதாஸ்.
Which movie is Pennukku Deivam Endru from?
The song Pennukku Deivam Endru is featured in the movie Niraparaadhi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Pennukku Deivam Endru?
The lyrics for Pennukku Deivam Endru were written by Pulamaipithan with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Pennukku Deivam Endru lyrics?
Yes! Pennukku Deivam Endru lyrics from Niraparaadhi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Pennukku Deivam Endru lyrics?
The song 'Pennukku Deivam Endru' is a powerful and scathing critique of societal hypocrisy and the exploitation of women. It challenges the traditional reverence for women as 'goddesses' while simultaneously exposing the harsh realities they face – being treated as commodities, subjected to violence, and left in destitution. The lyrics express profound anger and despair, questioning the very notion of divine justice and the existence of a benevolent God when such atrocities occur. It's a desperate cry for accountability, demanding answers from those who perpetuate or passively allow this suffering. The song delves into themes of moral decay, the failure of law and justice, and the desperate plight of mothers and children. It paints a grim picture where basic needs like milk for a child are unmet, leading to a loss of dignity and shame. The repeated refrain "The sinner who named woman 'God', bring him here, ask him questions!" serves as a direct challenge to the patriarchal system and religious institutions that uphold a superficial respect for women while failing to protect them from real-world suffering. The song ultimately questions the purpose of creation and the silence of a divine power in the face of human cruelty.
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