Pullainga Perulathan Lyrics
From the movie Uravai Kaatha Kili
Pullainga Perulathan Song Lyrics is the track from Uravai Kaatha Kili Tamil Film – 1984, Starring T. Rajendar, Saritha, Jeevitha, Major Sundarrajan, S. S. Chandran, Usilai Mani, Pushpalatha, Gandhimathi, Sangeeta, Silambarasan. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by T. Rajendar. Lyrics works penned by T. Rajendar.
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Pullainga perulathaan Thangam vairam irukkuthu
Koozhu kooda kidaikkaama Enga vayiru thavikkuthu
Pullainga perulathaan Thangam vairam irukkuthu
Koozhu kooda kidaikkaama Enga vayiru thavikkuthu
Aduppathu eriyavilla Jaan vayiru eriyuthammaa
Aduppathu eriyavilla Jaan vayiru eriyuthammaa
Kanji kooda kaaichchi vaikka vithiyillaa Ennai pinju mugangal paaththaakka
Azhuvaene mella aaaa…
Vaanamennum thattu niraiya Natchaththira sottru parukkai
Vaanamennum thattu niraiya Natchaththira sottru parukkai
Angum ingum kotti kidakka Ammaammaa enga porukka
Angum ingum kotti kidakka Ammaammaa enga porukka
Nilavinai paarppatharkku Maambazham pol irukkuthu
Pasiyilae parippatharkku Ettaamal yaeikkirathu
Kanji kooda kaaichchi vaikka vithiyillaa Ennai pinju mugangal paaththaakka
Azhuvaene mella aaaa…aaaa…
Mannai padakkaiyilae Medendrum pallamendrum
Mannai padakkaiyilae Medendrum pallamendrum
Piriththitta aandavanae Unnai naan ketkindraen
Piriththitta aandavanae Unnai naan ketkindraen
Manithanai padaikkaiyilae Meendum yaen maedu pallam
Yaezhai naangal vaaduvathil Unakkenna aananthan
Kanji kooda kaaichchi vaikka vithiyillaa Ennai pinju mugangal paaththaakka
Azhuvaene mella
Pullainga perulathaan Thangam vairam irukkuthu
Koozhu kooda kidaikkaama Enga vayiru thavikkuthu
Aaaa…aaaa…
Song Meaning & Analysis
This poignant song expresses the deep anguish and helplessness of a parent struggling with extreme poverty. The lyrics highlight the stark contrast between the preciousness of their children, metaphorically described as 'gold and diamonds,' and the family's inability to even afford basic sustenance like gruel. The parent's heart-wrenching pain is evident as they lament the empty stove and their own burning hunger, made worse by the thought of their innocent children witnessing their plight.
The song further delves into existential questions, questioning divine justice. The parent observes the abundance in nature – stars like rice grains in the sky, the moon like a ripe mango – yet these are unattainable. This leads to a direct plea to God, asking why, after creating the earth with natural divisions, humanity too was created with such stark inequalities between the rich and the poor. The parent questions what joy the divine finds in the suffering of the impoverished, encapsulating a universal cry against systemic hardship and injustice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Pullainga Perulathan?
Pullainga Perulathan is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Pullainga Perulathan from?
The song Pullainga Perulathan is featured in the movie Uravai Kaatha Kili.
Who wrote the lyrics for Pullainga Perulathan?
The lyrics for Pullainga Perulathan were written by T. Rajendar with music composed by T. Rajendar.
Is English translation available for Pullainga Perulathan lyrics?
Yes! Pullainga Perulathan lyrics from Uravai Kaatha Kili include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Pullainga Perulathan lyrics?
This poignant song expresses the deep anguish and helplessness of a parent struggling with extreme poverty. The lyrics highlight the stark contrast between the preciousness of their children, metaphorically described as 'gold and diamonds,' and the family's inability to even afford basic sustenance like gruel. The parent's heart-wrenching pain is evident as they lament the empty stove and their own burning hunger, made worse by the thought of their innocent children witnessing their plight. The song further delves into existential questions, questioning divine justice. The parent observes the abundance in nature – stars like rice grains in the sky, the moon like a ripe mango – yet these are unattainable. This leads to a direct plea to God, asking why, after creating the earth with natural divisions, humanity too was created with such stark inequalities between the rich and the poor. The parent questions what joy the divine finds in the suffering of the impoverished, encapsulating a universal cry against systemic hardship and injustice.
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