Rajavukku Raja Lyrics
From the movie Padikathavan (1985 Film)
Rajavukku Raja Song Lyrics is the track from Padikathavan (1985 Film) Tamil Film – 1985, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, Rajinikanth, Ambika, Vijay Babu, Jaishankar, Nagesh, Poornam Viswanathan, Thengai Srinivasan, Janagaraj, Vadivukarasi. This song was sung by எஸ்.பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Rajavukku raja naanda Enakku mandhiringa yaarum ila
Adhanaaal rajavukku raja naanda Enakku mandhiringa yaarum ila
Aduthavana keduthadhilla Vayithila thaan adichadhilla
Aduthavana keduthadhilla Vayithila thaan adichadhilla
Uzhaipa nambi polachirukiren Naan unmaiyaaga oorukulla
Rajavukku raja naanda Enakku mandhiringa yaarum ila
Padikaadha muttaalnu Pala peru sonnaanunga
Adhanaala kutham enna annachi Padichaalum vela vetti
Kedaikaadha desathila Arivaali aana mattum ennachi
Thappu thanda pannaama Thanda choru thinnaama
En pola porraadu Inbam varum pinnodu
Nalla thaan kaiyum kaalum vechaanae Ennaatum paadu padu machaanae
Appavum solluven ippovum solluven eppovum naan oru uththama puthiran
Rajavukku raja naanda Enakku mandhiringa yaarum ila
Aduthavana keduthadhilla Aduthavana keduthadhilla
Vayithila thaan adichadhilla
Uzhaipa nambi polachirukiren Naan unmaiyaaga oorukulla
Rajavukku raja naanda…doi Enakku mandhiringa yaarum ila
Eh eh eh hey
Lal laala laalalaaaa Lal laala laalalaaaa
Lal laala laalalaaaa Lal laala laa lala laaa
Thaaiyattum anbu vecha Thambhinnu aasa vecha
Naayattum vandhu nippen pinnaadi Evanaachum vambilutha
En mela kaiya vecha Emanaatum ninnuduven munnadi
Villanukku villan thaan Veeranukku veran thaan doi…
Sandaiyinnu vandhaaka Thozha thattum sooranthaan
Ezhainga kaneer sindha koodathu Aathaadi namma nenjam thangaadhu
Kannula eramum nenjula baramum Ullavan yaarukum nallathu pannuven
Rajavukku raja naanda Enakku mandhiringa yaarum ila
Aduthavana keduthadhilla Aduthavana keduthadhilla
Vayithila thaan adichadhilla
Uzhaipa nambi polachirukiren Hahahaha
Naan unmaiyaaga oorukulla…doi…
{Rajavukku raja naanda Enakku mandhiringa yaarum ila} (2)
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Rajavukku Raja" is a powerful anthem of self-reliance, honesty, and defiance. The protagonist, despite being labeled uneducated, proudly declares himself the "king of kings" because he needs no advisors – he makes his own way. He emphasizes that he has never harmed anyone or sabotaged their livelihood, living solely on the fruits of his honest labor. This reflects a common theme in Tamil cinema where the underdog, often from humble beginnings, rises through sheer will and integrity, challenging societal norms and the perceived superiority of the educated elite who might lack moral fiber.
The lyrics further highlight his protective nature and strong sense of justice. He vows to stand by those he loves like a loyal guardian and to confront any wrongdoers with the ferocity of Yama, the god of death. He asserts himself as a "villain to villains" and a "hero to heroes," indicating his commitment to fighting for what is right. His compassion for the poor is evident as he states that their tears are unbearable, and he promises to do good for anyone with a burdened heart, showcasing a character who is tough on the outside but deeply empathetic and righteous at his core.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Rajavukku Raja?
Rajavukku Raja is sung by எஸ்.பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Rajavukku Raja from?
The song Rajavukku Raja is featured in the movie Padikathavan (1985 Film).
Who wrote the lyrics for Rajavukku Raja?
The lyrics for Rajavukku Raja were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Rajavukku Raja lyrics?
Yes! Rajavukku Raja lyrics from Padikathavan (1985 Film) include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Rajavukku Raja lyrics?
The song "Rajavukku Raja" is a powerful anthem of self-reliance, honesty, and defiance. The protagonist, despite being labeled uneducated, proudly declares himself the "king of kings" because he needs no advisors – he makes his own way. He emphasizes that he has never harmed anyone or sabotaged their livelihood, living solely on the fruits of his honest labor. This reflects a common theme in Tamil cinema where the underdog, often from humble beginnings, rises through sheer will and integrity, challenging societal norms and the perceived superiority of the educated elite who might lack moral fiber. The lyrics further highlight his protective nature and strong sense of justice. He vows to stand by those he loves like a loyal guardian and to confront any wrongdoers with the ferocity of Yama, the god of death. He asserts himself as a "villain to villains" and a "hero to heroes," indicating his commitment to fighting for what is right. His compassion for the poor is evident as he states that their tears are unbearable, and he promises to do good for anyone with a burdened heart, showcasing a character who is tough on the outside but deeply empathetic and righteous at his core.
