Rajyama Illai Emaiyama Lyrics
From the movie Baba
Rajyama Illai Emaiyama Song Lyrics is the track from Baba Tamil Film – 2002, Starring Rajinikanth, Goundamani, Manisha Koirala, M. N. Nambiar, Amrish Puri, Vijayakumar, Delhi Ganesh, Vasu Vikram, Akash, Karunas. This song was sung by ஜெயச்சந்திரன். The music was composed by A. R. Rahman. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Rajyama illai imayama Engivan naalai engivan
Mannana illai moulviya Yaarivan naalai yaarivan
Aayiram adhisayam Amainthathu baba jaadhagam
Aayiram adhisayam Amainthathu baba jaadhagam
Kelviyaai vaazhgiraan Mounathai aalghiraan
Rajyama illai imayama Rajyama illai imayama
Maganillai maganillai Enum naalil
Madiyil vandha rajavai Thamizharkal manayengum
Manam veesa Deivam thantha rojavai
Mudhuhinil pughazhinai thookamal Mootai thooka paarthaalae
Vidhiyithu vidhiyithu ena enni Moochi vaangi verthaalae
Thozhil enna seithaalum Izhivillai enbaanae
Uzhaikaamal undaalthaan Pizhai endru solvaanae
Yetramo irakkamo Edhayumae yerpavan
Aayiram kodi adhisayam Amainthathu baba jaadhagam
Kadavulai maruthu Ivan naalthorum
Koorinaanae naatheegam Paghutharivaalanin nenjinilae
Pootha thenna aatheegham
Thirumagan varugira Thiruneerai
Netri meethu dhinam poosi
Adhisayam adhisayam Periyaar thaan
Aanathenna raajaaji
Thanathu anbu thaayai Kai thozhum baba thaan
Sinthayil ennaalum Chinnanchiru paapaa than
Yezhaigal paarvayil Muzhu manithanaai therigiraan
Rajyama illai imayama Rajyama illai imayama
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Rajyama Illai Emaiyama" from the movie 'Baba' is a philosophical and introspective piece that delves into the enigmatic character of Baba, played by Rajinikanth. It questions his destiny and identity, asking whether he is destined for a kingdom or a spiritual path (Himalayas), a king or a spiritual leader (Moulvi). The lyrics highlight Baba's unique horoscope, filled with a thousand wonders, and portray him as a man who lives as a question, embracing silence. The song sets the stage for a protagonist who is both ordinary and extraordinary, challenging conventional expectations.
It further explores Baba's unconventional nature, describing him as a divine gift to Tamil households, a 'rose' given by God. He is depicted as someone who values hard work over fame, accepting both success and failure with equanimity. The lyrics touch upon his seemingly contradictory beliefs, preaching atheism while also applying sacred ash, and questioning how a rationalist like Periyar could embody the qualities of Rajaji. Ultimately, Baba is presented as a humble individual who reveres his mother and remains a child at heart, appearing as a complete human being in the eyes of the poor, embodying a blend of spiritual depth, social consciousness, and human simplicity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Rajyama Illai Emaiyama?
Rajyama Illai Emaiyama is sung by ஜெயச்சந்திரன்.
Which movie is Rajyama Illai Emaiyama from?
The song Rajyama Illai Emaiyama is featured in the movie Baba.
Who wrote the lyrics for Rajyama Illai Emaiyama?
The lyrics for Rajyama Illai Emaiyama were written by Vaali with music composed by A. R. Rahman.
Is English translation available for Rajyama Illai Emaiyama lyrics?
Yes! Rajyama Illai Emaiyama lyrics from Baba include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Rajyama Illai Emaiyama lyrics?
The song "Rajyama Illai Emaiyama" from the movie 'Baba' is a philosophical and introspective piece that delves into the enigmatic character of Baba, played by Rajinikanth. It questions his destiny and identity, asking whether he is destined for a kingdom or a spiritual path (Himalayas), a king or a spiritual leader (Moulvi). The lyrics highlight Baba's unique horoscope, filled with a thousand wonders, and portray him as a man who lives as a question, embracing silence. The song sets the stage for a protagonist who is both ordinary and extraordinary, challenging conventional expectations. It further explores Baba's unconventional nature, describing him as a divine gift to Tamil households, a 'rose' given by God. He is depicted as someone who values hard work over fame, accepting both success and failure with equanimity. The lyrics touch upon his seemingly contradictory beliefs, preaching atheism while also applying sacred ash, and questioning how a rationalist like Periyar could embody the qualities of Rajaji. Ultimately, Baba is presented as a humble individual who reveres his mother and remains a child at heart, appearing as a complete human being in the eyes of the poor, embodying a blend of spiritual depth, social consciousness, and human simplicity.