Piraiye Piraiye Lyrics
From the movie Pithamagan
Piraiye Piraiye Song Lyrics is the track from Pithamagan Tamil Film – 2003, Starring Vikram, Suriya, Sangeetha Krish, Laila, Karunas, Manobala, Ramaraju, Ganja Karuppu, Rajendran, T. P. Gajendran. This song was sung by மது பாலகிருஷ்ணன். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Piraiyae piraiyae Valarum piraiyae
Idhu nal varavae Malarae malarae
Malarndhaai malarae Unakken thalarvae
Payanam evarkkum ingu mudiyum Ingu pirandhaayo
Udhayam unakku ingu thodakkam Vizhigal thirandhaayo
Piraiyae piraiyae Valarum piraiyae
Idhu nal varavae
Thannan thaniyanaaga Mannil vara yenginaayo
Enna thunichalodu Indha varam vaanginaayo
Solaiyil nindra podhilum Athu maalaiyae endra podhilum
Poovellaam endrum pookkalae Ingu maaruma adhin peyargalae
Kudisai enna seiyum Kottai enna seiyum
Unnai maatruma
Piraiyae piraiyae Valarum piraiyae
Idhu nal varavae Malarae malarae
Malarndhaai malarae Unakken thalarvae
Oorvalangal ellaam Varum unnai nokki dhaanae
Oorum uravum yedhu Ellaam unakku ondru dhaanae
Panathilae dhinam purandavar Perum padhaviyil thalai kanathavar
Pugazhilae ellai ponavar Nilai uyarndhavar adhil thaazhndhavar
Indha bedham ellaam Vendhu poga kandu
Thelindha manidhan nee
Piraiyae piraiyae Valarum piraiyae
Idhu nal varavae Malarae malarae
Malarndhaai malarae Unakken thalarvae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Piraiye Piraiye" from Pithamagan is a profound philosophical reflection on life, existence, and the human condition, sung from the perspective of a character observing another, perhaps a newborn or someone who has transcended worldly attachments. It uses metaphors of a growing crescent moon ("Piraiye") and a blooming flower ("Malarae") to symbolize new beginnings, purity, and the inherent nature of being. The lyrics question the purpose of birth, the journey of life, and the futility of worldly distinctions.
The core theme revolves around detachment and the realization that external factors like wealth, status, fame, or even one's dwelling (hut or fort) do not define or alter the true self. The song praises an individual who has seen through these illusions, recognizing that all differences (bedham) eventually burn away, leading to a clear and enlightened state of mind. It suggests a universal perspective where all relationships and societal structures are ultimately one, emphasizing an inner peace and wisdom that transcends material concerns.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Piraiye Piraiye?
Piraiye Piraiye is sung by மது பாலகிருஷ்ணன்.
Which movie is Piraiye Piraiye from?
The song Piraiye Piraiye is featured in the movie Pithamagan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Piraiye Piraiye?
The lyrics for Piraiye Piraiye were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Piraiye Piraiye lyrics?
Yes! Piraiye Piraiye lyrics from Pithamagan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Piraiye Piraiye lyrics?
The song "Piraiye Piraiye" from Pithamagan is a profound philosophical reflection on life, existence, and the human condition, sung from the perspective of a character observing another, perhaps a newborn or someone who has transcended worldly attachments. It uses metaphors of a growing crescent moon ("Piraiye") and a blooming flower ("Malarae") to symbolize new beginnings, purity, and the inherent nature of being. The lyrics question the purpose of birth, the journey of life, and the futility of worldly distinctions. The core theme revolves around detachment and the realization that external factors like wealth, status, fame, or even one's dwelling (hut or fort) do not define or alter the true self. The song praises an individual who has seen through these illusions, recognizing that all differences (bedham) eventually burn away, leading to a clear and enlightened state of mind. It suggests a universal perspective where all relationships and societal structures are ultimately one, emphasizing an inner peace and wisdom that transcends material concerns.