Petredutha Ullam Cover Art

Petredutha Ullam Lyrics

From the movie Kanna Nalama

Petredutha Ullam Song Lyrics is the track from Kanna Nalama Tamil Film – 1972, Starring Gemini Ganesan, Jayanthi, Kamal Haasan, Nagesh, Major Sundarrajan, Manorama, V. S. Raghavan. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

MS
Music DirectorM. S. Viswanathan
K
LyricistKannadasan

Singers

டஎ
Singerடி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்

Star Cast

Pettreduththa ullaam Endrum deivam deivam
Pettreduththa ullaam Endrum deivam deivam

: Adhu pesugindra vaarththai
Endrum mounam mounam
Raththathudan saernththantha paasam paasam
Adhu naal kadanthum pillaiyudan pesum pesum
Adhu naal kadanthum pillaiyudan pesum pesum

Androru naal mannan solomon-nudaiya sabhaiyil
Oru vishiththiramaana vazhkku vanthathu
Oru pillai irandu thaaimaargal
Irandu perum adhu thannudaiya pillai engiraargal
Pillaikko than thaai yaarendru
Solla theriyavillai

Oru thaayaar pala pillai peruvathundu Iru thaaikku oru pillai varuvathundo
Asal yaaro nagal yaaro Ariyaenendru adhisayaththa mannan
Sonnaan mudivil ondru mudivil ondru

Irandu perumae idhu than pillai enbathaal
Yaaridam oppadaippathendru theriyavillai
Aagavae kaavalaa intha pillaiyai aalukku
Paathiyaaga kodu endraan

Kaavalan sendraan Idai vaalai eduththaan
Antha maganai izhuththaan Vaalai oonginaan
Vaalai oonginaan Mannaa mannaaaaaa

Amma endroru kuralil Oru penn kanneer vadikkindraal
Innoru penno vaalai kandum Punnagai purigindraal punnagai purigindraal

Paathi kodungal endrae avalo Mannanai ketkindraal
Mannaa vendaam endrae ivalo Mannanai thadukindraal

Intha endravan antha pennidam Maganai tharugindraan
Ivalthaan unmai thaayena Mannan solomon mudikindraan
Solomon mudikindraan

Pettreduththa ullaam Endrum deivam deivam
Adhu pesugindra vaarththai Endrum mounam mounam

Raththathudan saernththantha paasam paasam
Adhu naal kadanthum pillaiyudan pesum pesum
Adhu naal kadanthum pillaiyudan pesum pesum

Pettreduththa ullaam Endrum deivam deivam
Adhu pesugindra vaarththai Endrum mounam mounam

Sakthi vadivaanavalae annai annai Sakthi vadivaanavalae annai annai
Val thaanarivaalthaan Valarththa kannai kannai
Sakthi omsakthi om Sakthi omsakthi om

Bakthiyilum annaithaan mudhalil deivam Intha paar muzhuthum aval
Valaththa selvam selvam Sakthi omsakthi om
Sakthi omsakthi om

Pathiyam vaiththa maram pudhiya Thottamthanil nindru vaazhvathundu
Pudhiyathaaga varum uravu yaavum Adhan sonthamaavathillai
Sakthi omsakthi om Sakthi omsakthi om

Udhiram kondu varum idhayam pola Oru unmai anbu illai
Urugum ullamena tamizh kooruvathu Annai endra sollai
Sakthi omsakthi om Sakthi omsakthi om

Poovum manjaludan pongum Devi aval bhuvaneshwari
Sakthi omsakthi om

Poojai seithu varum Maathar kaaval tharum rajeshwari
Sakthi omsakthi om

Paasam pongi varum devi Sakthi aval Jegatheeswari
Sakthi omsakthi om

Paarvai thannil uyar needhi Solla varum parameshwari
Sakthi omsakthi om Bhuvaneshwari
Sakthi omsakthi om

Pettreduththa ullaam Endrum deivam deivam
Adhu pesugindra vaarththai Endrum mounam mounam

Song Meaning & Analysis

This profound song beautifully intertwines the sacredness of a mother's love with a timeless tale of wisdom. It begins by exalting the mother's heart as divine, a silent wellspring of enduring love that transcends time and blood ties. This sets the stage for the narrative of King Solomon's judgment, where two women claim a child. The true mother's selfless act of choosing the child's life over her claim, contrasting with the other's willingness to divide it, powerfully illustrates the depth of maternal affection and sacrifice.

The latter part of the song transitions into a devotional ode, equating the mother with the divine feminine energy, Shakti. It praises various forms of the Goddess—Bhuvaneshwari, Rajeshwari, Jagatheeswari, and Parameshwari—emphasizing that the mother is the first deity and the source of all wealth and true love. The lyrics highlight that while new relationships may form, the bond of blood and the unconditional love of a mother are unparalleled, reinforcing the central theme of a mother's unparalleled divinity and unwavering affection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Petredutha Ullam?

Petredutha Ullam is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.

Which movie is Petredutha Ullam from?

The song Petredutha Ullam is featured in the movie Kanna Nalama.

Who wrote the lyrics for Petredutha Ullam?

The lyrics for Petredutha Ullam were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.

Is English translation available for Petredutha Ullam lyrics?

Yes! Petredutha Ullam lyrics from Kanna Nalama include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Petredutha Ullam lyrics?

This profound song beautifully intertwines the sacredness of a mother's love with a timeless tale of wisdom. It begins by exalting the mother's heart as divine, a silent wellspring of enduring love that transcends time and blood ties. This sets the stage for the narrative of King Solomon's judgment, where two women claim a child. The true mother's selfless act of choosing the child's life over her claim, contrasting with the other's willingness to divide it, powerfully illustrates the depth of maternal affection and sacrifice. The latter part of the song transitions into a devotional ode, equating the mother with the divine feminine energy, Shakti. It praises various forms of the Goddess—Bhuvaneshwari, Rajeshwari, Jagatheeswari, and Parameshwari—emphasizing that the mother is the first deity and the source of all wealth and true love. The lyrics highlight that while new relationships may form, the bond of blood and the unconditional love of a mother are unparalleled, reinforcing the central theme of a mother's unparalleled divinity and unwavering affection.

Music Video

Petredutha Ullam official music video

Song Details

Song NamePetredutha Ullam
Singersடி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்
LyricistKannadasan
LanguageTamil

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