Rameswaram Parameswaram Lyrics
From the movie Thanga Kalasam
Rameswaram Parameswaram Song Lyrics is the track from Thanga Kalasam Tamil Film – 1988, Starring Sudha Chandran, Pandiyan, Chinni Jayanth, S.Ve. Sekar, Senthil, Vinu Chakravarthy, Manorama, Sukanya. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by London Gopal.
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Sindhuveli kanda thamizh naaareegamae
Sangam valarththa thamizh perum panpaade
Mootharignarum perum thalaivarum
Periyaar vazhi vantha perarignarum kalaignarum
Puratchi thalaivarum
Kalai valarththu nallaatchchi kanda thamazhagamae…
En thaayagamae idhuthaanaa un kalai mogam…
Rameshwaram parameshwaram
Kudichchaa kaamaeshwaram kama leelaeshwaram
Haan rameshwaram parameshwaram
Kudichchaa kaamaeshwaram kama leelaeshwaram
Ramar kadhai kanda bharatham Kambaramayanam thantha thaayagam
Ramar kadhai kanda bharatham Kambaramayanam thantha thaayagam
Rameshwaram parameshwaram Kudichchaa kaamaeshwaram kama leelaeshwaram
Kooththaanadiya thaandavam parameshwaram
Kudiyan aadiya dancethaan kamaeshvaram
Kooththaanadiya thaandavam parameshwaram
Kudiyan aadiya dancethaan kamaeshvaram
Kooththadippathu naattiyamena kudiththavan solla
Paarththiliththu rasipathenbathu padiththavan seyalaa
Kooththadippathu naattiyamena kudiththavan solla
Paarththiliththu rasipathenbathu padiththavan seyalaa
Thinthaga thinthaga thinthaga thinthaga
Thinthaga thinthaga thinthaga thinthaga
Thinthaga thinthaga thinthaga thinthaga thai thai thaa
Rameshwaram parameshwaram Kudichchaa kaamaeshwaram kama leelaeshwaram
Aattakkari aadumpothu Aadai kazhatti erivaanga
Koottaththodu koodiyirunthu Kolam paarththu rasippaanga
Naanam achcham madam payirppu Naalum vittu poyaachchu
Manam eenam panbu perumai Yeadhum vendaam silarukku
Rameshwaram parameshwaram Kudichchaa kaamaeshwaram kama leelaeshwaram
AdaRameshwaram parameshwaram Kudichchaa kaamaeshwaram kama leelaeshwaram
I love you you kiss me Society hai socity
I love you you kiss me Society hai socity
Pazhamai panpaadu niraintha kalaiyingu
Rasippathillai adhai virumbavillai
Pazhamai panpaadu niraintha kalaiyingu
Rasippathillai adhai virumpavillai
Meale naattin mogaththil magizhnthiduvar Pudhumai thempodu aadidanum
Meale naattin mogaththil magizhnthiduvar Pudhumai thempodu aadidanum
Paalroom dance disco dance break dance
Paalroom dance disco dance break dance
PoduRameshwaram parameshwaram
Kudichchaa kaamaeshwaram kama leelaeshwaram
AdaRameshwaram parameshwaram
Kudichchaa kaamaeshwaram kama leelaeshwaram…haei
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Rameswaram Parameswaram" from 'Thanga Kalasam' is a sharp social commentary lamenting the perceived decline of traditional Tamil culture and values in the face of Western influence. It begins by invoking the rich heritage of Tamil Nadu, referencing its ancient civilization, Sangam literature, and the contributions of great leaders and scholars like Periyar and Kalaignar, who fostered art and good governance. The lyricist then poses a poignant question: "My homeland, is this your artistic passion now?", setting the stage for a critique of contemporary societal trends. The core of the song uses a clever wordplay, contrasting the sacred names "Rameswaram" and "Parameswaram" (referring to holy places and Lord Shiva) with "Kameswaram" (implying lust and degradation), suggesting that traditional sanctity is being replaced by vulgarity.
The song further elaborates on this cultural shift by contrasting the divine 'Thandavam' dance of Shiva with the 'dance' of a drunkard, questioning if an educated person should appreciate such displays. It criticizes the erosion of traditional virtues like modesty, honor, and pride, observing how some individuals seem to discard these values. The lyrics explicitly point to the embrace of Western phrases like "I love you, you kiss me" and dance forms like ballroom, disco, and breakdance, while traditional arts are ignored. The song expresses a deep concern that the allure of foreign cultures is overshadowing the rich, inherent cultural heritage of Tamil Nadu, portraying a society that prioritizes novelty and superficiality over its profound roots.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Rameswaram Parameswaram?
Rameswaram Parameswaram is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Rameswaram Parameswaram from?
The song Rameswaram Parameswaram is featured in the movie Thanga Kalasam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Rameswaram Parameswaram?
The lyrics for Rameswaram Parameswaram were written by London Gopal with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Rameswaram Parameswaram lyrics?
Yes! Rameswaram Parameswaram lyrics from Thanga Kalasam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Rameswaram Parameswaram lyrics?
The song "Rameswaram Parameswaram" from 'Thanga Kalasam' is a sharp social commentary lamenting the perceived decline of traditional Tamil culture and values in the face of Western influence. It begins by invoking the rich heritage of Tamil Nadu, referencing its ancient civilization, Sangam literature, and the contributions of great leaders and scholars like Periyar and Kalaignar, who fostered art and good governance. The lyricist then poses a poignant question: "My homeland, is this your artistic passion now?", setting the stage for a critique of contemporary societal trends. The core of the song uses a clever wordplay, contrasting the sacred names "Rameswaram" and "Parameswaram" (referring to holy places and Lord Shiva) with "Kameswaram" (implying lust and degradation), suggesting that traditional sanctity is being replaced by vulgarity. The song further elaborates on this cultural shift by contrasting the divine 'Thandavam' dance of Shiva with the 'dance' of a drunkard, questioning if an educated person should appreciate such displays. It criticizes the erosion of traditional virtues like modesty, honor, and pride, observing how some individuals seem to discard these values. The lyrics explicitly point to the embrace of Western phrases like "I love you, you kiss me" and dance forms like ballroom, disco, and breakdance, while traditional arts are ignored. The song expresses a deep concern that the allure of foreign cultures is overshadowing the rich, inherent cultural heritage of Tamil Nadu, portraying a society that prioritizes novelty and superficiality over its profound roots.
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