
Raja Veettu Penn Lyrics
From the movie Raja Veettu Pillai - 1967
Raja Veettu Penn Song Lyrics is the track from Raja Veettu Pillai - 1967 Tamil Film – 1967. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி. The music was composed by S. M. Subbaih Naidu. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Raja veettu pennaanaalum Naalum irukkanum
Raja veettu pennaanaalum Naalum irukkanum
Aval rajangathai nadathinaalum Gnyaayam irukkanum
Aval rajangathai nadathinaalum Gnyaayam irukkanum
Raja veettu pullainaalum Odhungi poganum
Raja veettu pullainaalum Odhungi poganum
Avan rajangathai nadathinaalum Valainju kodukkanum
Avan rajangathai nadathinaalum Valainju kodukkanum
Kannilladha manidharkku Paarvai aaganum
Kannilladha manidharkku Paarvai aaganum
Vaai oomaiyaana pergalukku Vaarthaiyaganum
Vaai oomaiyaana pergalukku Vaarthaiyaganum
Kannirundha nalladhaiyae Paarkka theriyanum
Kannirundha nalladhaiyae Paarkka theriyanum
Peasa vaai irundha alandhu paarthae Vaarthaiyaadanum
Peasa vaai irundha alandhu paarthae Vaarthaiyaadanum
Raja veettu pennaanaalum Naalum irukkanum
Kaal odindhu ponavarkku Kai kodukkanum
Kaal odindhu ponavarkku Kai kodukkanum
Pennin karunai nenjam Thaai kulathin per edukkanum
Pennin karunai nenjam Thaai kulathin per edukkanum
Kaalirundha ner vazhiyil Nadakka theriyanum
Kaalirundha ner vazhiyil Nadakka theriyanum
Edharkkum karunai vecha Kozhai endra perai vaanganum
Edharkkum karunai vecha Kozhai endra perai vaanganum
Raja veettu pullainaalum Odhungi poganum
Nallathai naan solli thandha Kettu kollanum
Humming Nallathai naan solli thandha
Kettu kollanum Illaivaaithudukkaai neeyirundhaal
Vaangi kollanum Humming :
Nilavai kondu mugam padaithaan Thaniyazhagaaga…aaa
Nilavai kondu mugam padaithaan Thaniyazhagaaga
Adhil neruppai kondu Vizhi amaithaan thavaruthalaaga
Thavaruthalaagathavaruthalaaga
Raja veettu pennaanaalum Naalum irukkanum
Aval rajangathai nadathinaalum Gnyaayam irukkanum
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song from the 1967 film 'Raja Veettu Pillai' is a didactic piece, offering moral lessons and expectations for individuals, particularly those in positions of power or privilege, like a prince or princess. It emphasizes that status alone is not enough; one must possess virtues, justice, humility, and compassion. The lyrics advocate for empathy towards the less fortunate, urging listeners to be the 'eyes' for the blind and 'voice' for the mute, and to always choose the path of righteousness.
The song also touches upon the importance of thoughtful speech and helping those in need. It presents a nuanced view on compassion, suggesting that while it is a virtue, it might sometimes be misconstrued as weakness by others, yet one should still embrace it. The concluding lines offer a poetic contrast, describing a face crafted with the beauty of the moon, but eyes formed with fire, hinting at a complex character or perhaps the passionate intensity that can accompany beauty.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Raja Veettu Penn?
Raja Veettu Penn is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி.
Which movie is Raja Veettu Penn from?
The song Raja Veettu Penn is featured in the movie Raja Veettu Pillai - 1967.
Who wrote the lyrics for Raja Veettu Penn?
The lyrics for Raja Veettu Penn were written by Vaali with music composed by S. M. Subbaih Naidu.
Is English translation available for Raja Veettu Penn lyrics?
Yes! Raja Veettu Penn lyrics from Raja Veettu Pillai - 1967 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Raja Veettu Penn lyrics?
This song from the 1967 film 'Raja Veettu Pillai' is a didactic piece, offering moral lessons and expectations for individuals, particularly those in positions of power or privilege, like a prince or princess. It emphasizes that status alone is not enough; one must possess virtues, justice, humility, and compassion. The lyrics advocate for empathy towards the less fortunate, urging listeners to be the 'eyes' for the blind and 'voice' for the mute, and to always choose the path of righteousness. The song also touches upon the importance of thoughtful speech and helping those in need. It presents a nuanced view on compassion, suggesting that while it is a virtue, it might sometimes be misconstrued as weakness by others, yet one should still embrace it. The concluding lines offer a poetic contrast, describing a face crafted with the beauty of the moon, but eyes formed with fire, hinting at a complex character or perhaps the passionate intensity that can accompany beauty.
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