Putrile Paambirukkum Lyrics
From the movie Tenali Raman Tamil
Putrile Paambirukkum Song Lyrics is the track from Tenali Raman Tamil Tamil Film – 1956. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன்.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singer : T. M. Soundarajan
Music Director : Vishwanathan Ramamoorthy
Lyricist : Kannadasan
Puttrilae paambirukkum Boothalathil ulla murai
Aamaam
Manaiyilae paambhu vandhu Enghalai vaazhavida ottalaiyae
Vandhadhoru paambhu engal Vaazhveduthu kondathinaal
Sanyaassa kolam vandhu Sadai mudiyai valarthamma
Ohoo
Kottaiyilae oru kaalathilaeye Engal kodi parandhadhu ramaari
Kodi parandhadhu ramaari
Oru kutty vandhaal andha neram irundhaval
Koondhal parakkudhu krishna hari
Koondhal parakkudhu krishna hari
Kottaiyilae oru kaalathilaeye Engal kodi parandhadhu ramaari
Kodi parandhadhu ramaari
Oru kutty vandhaal andha neram irundhaval
Koondhal parakkudhu krishna hari
Koondhal parakkudhu krishna hari
Nattai edhirthitta pagaivargalai Naliya vechomae raamaari
Naliya vechomae raamaari
Ippa veetukku vandhaval pattukku Thaalam pottu kalangugirom krishna hari
Krishnahari hari raamari Hari krishnahari raamaari krishna hari
Hari krishnahari raamaari krishna hari
Penni valarthom Mannai valarthom
Pugazh valarthom raamaari
Penni valarthom Mannai valarthom
Pugazh valarthom raamaari
Aval kannai adithaal Thannai marandhom
Kadan valarthu krishn hari Nattil pagai pirandhadhu raamaari
Raamaari…krishnahari Hari raamari krishnahari raamaari
Hari raamari krishnahari raamaari Hari raamari krishnahari raamaari
Kottaiyilae oru kaalathilaeye Engal kodi parandhadhu ramaari
Kodi parandhadhu ramaari
Oru kutty vandhaal andha neram irundhaval
Koondhal parakkudhu krishna hari
Koondhal parakkudhu krishna hari
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a poignant lament expressing the downfall of a once-glorious entity, possibly a kingdom or a family, due to an internal disruption. It begins by stating a universal truth – a snake in an anthill – but quickly shifts to a personal tragedy where a metaphorical 'snake' (representing trouble or a disruptive person) entered their home, forcing them into an ascetic life and stripping them of their peace and prosperity. The lyrics recall a past era of power and respect, where their 'flag flew high' in a fort, only to be contrasted with their current state of distress.
The core of the lament centers around the arrival of a 'young woman' whose captivating presence (her 'flying hair') led to their undoing. Despite their past strength in defeating national enemies and nurturing wealth, land, and fame, her influence caused them to lose themselves, leading to growing 'debt' (metaphorical for consequences or moral decline) and 'enmity' within the nation. The repeated invocations of 'Ramaari' and 'Krishna Hari' underscore their desperation and plea for divine intervention in their fallen state, highlighting themes of lost glory, the seductive power of distraction, and the internal factors that can lead to ruin.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Putrile Paambirukkum?
Putrile Paambirukkum is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன்.
Which movie is Putrile Paambirukkum from?
The song Putrile Paambirukkum is featured in the movie Tenali Raman Tamil.
Who wrote the lyrics for Putrile Paambirukkum?
The lyrics for Putrile Paambirukkum were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Putrile Paambirukkum lyrics?
Yes! Putrile Paambirukkum lyrics from Tenali Raman Tamil include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Putrile Paambirukkum lyrics?
This song is a poignant lament expressing the downfall of a once-glorious entity, possibly a kingdom or a family, due to an internal disruption. It begins by stating a universal truth – a snake in an anthill – but quickly shifts to a personal tragedy where a metaphorical 'snake' (representing trouble or a disruptive person) entered their home, forcing them into an ascetic life and stripping them of their peace and prosperity. The lyrics recall a past era of power and respect, where their 'flag flew high' in a fort, only to be contrasted with their current state of distress. The core of the lament centers around the arrival of a 'young woman' whose captivating presence (her 'flying hair') led to their undoing. Despite their past strength in defeating national enemies and nurturing wealth, land, and fame, her influence caused them to lose themselves, leading to growing 'debt' (metaphorical for consequences or moral decline) and 'enmity' within the nation. The repeated invocations of 'Ramaari' and 'Krishna Hari' underscore their desperation and plea for divine intervention in their fallen state, highlighting themes of lost glory, the seductive power of distraction, and the internal factors that can lead to ruin.
