Saagaavaram Pol Lyrics
From the movie Uttama Villain
Saagaavaram Pol Song Lyrics is the track from Uttama Villain Tamil Film – 2015, Starring Kamal Haasan, K. Balachander, K. Viswanath, Andrea Jeremiah, Jayaram, Nassar, Urvashi, Pooja Kumar, Parvathy Thiruvothu, M. S. Bhaskar. This song was sung by கமல்ஹாசன், யாசின் நிசார், ரஞ்சித். The music was composed by Ghibran. Lyrics works penned by Kamal Haasan.
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Saagaavaram pol sogam undo Kelaai mannaa
Kelaai mannaa Theeraa kadhaiyai ketpaar undo
Kelaai manna Kelaai mannaa
Kaniyar kaniththa kanakku padi Naam kaanum ulagithu vatta paanthaam
Vatta panthaamoovatta panthaam…oohho…
Vatta panthai vattamadikkum mattra panthum Pogum maandae
Pogum maandaeohopogum maandaeoohho…
Maala oliyaam nyaayirum kooda Mattror yugaththil pogum karinthae
Yaeyae…yae
Karinthu erinthum vediththa pinnum
Kodhikkum kuzhambil uyirgal mulaikkum
Mulaiththum murinthum thulirkkum vaazhai Than maranaththulae vittathu vithaiyae…ee
Kelaai mannaa…ohhoi
Viththaiththidum mei pol Oru uyirai uyirththu vilangum
En kavithai vilangum Kavithai vilangum
Vizhungi thulangidum vamsam vaazha Vaazhum naalil kadamai seiyya
Seiyyul pol oru kadhal vendum Kadhal vendum
Seiyyul pol oru Kadhal vendumoohho
Vendiyathellaam vaaiththa oruvan Saavaiyum vendi seththa kadhaigal aayiram undu
Kelaai mannaaooo Ooookelaai mannaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, delivered as a philosophical discourse, questions the very nature of existence, mortality, and the human condition. It suggests that immortality itself can be a source of sorrow, implying that an unending story might find no audience. The lyrics delve into cosmic cycles, from the Earth being a sphere to other celestial bodies perishing, and even the sun eventually burning out. Yet, it offers a glimmer of hope, stating that from destruction, new life emerges, much like a banana plant leaving its seed within its own demise.
The song then transitions to the power of art and love, asserting that poetry can breathe life into existence, and a love as profound and structured as a poem is essential for a thriving lineage and fulfilling one's duty. It concludes with a poignant observation: even those who possess everything they desire might ultimately yearn for death, highlighting the complex and often paradoxical nature of human desires and the search for meaning. The recurring plea "Hear, O King" frames the song as a profound lesson or a timeless tale being imparted to a ruler, emphasizing its wisdom and universal relevance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Saagaavaram Pol?
Saagaavaram Pol is sung by கமல்ஹாசன், யாசின் நிசார், ரஞ்சித்.
Which movie is Saagaavaram Pol from?
The song Saagaavaram Pol is featured in the movie Uttama Villain.
Who wrote the lyrics for Saagaavaram Pol?
The lyrics for Saagaavaram Pol were written by Kamal Haasan with music composed by Ghibran.
Is English translation available for Saagaavaram Pol lyrics?
Yes! Saagaavaram Pol lyrics from Uttama Villain include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Saagaavaram Pol lyrics?
This song, delivered as a philosophical discourse, questions the very nature of existence, mortality, and the human condition. It suggests that immortality itself can be a source of sorrow, implying that an unending story might find no audience. The lyrics delve into cosmic cycles, from the Earth being a sphere to other celestial bodies perishing, and even the sun eventually burning out. Yet, it offers a glimmer of hope, stating that from destruction, new life emerges, much like a banana plant leaving its seed within its own demise. The song then transitions to the power of art and love, asserting that poetry can breathe life into existence, and a love as profound and structured as a poem is essential for a thriving lineage and fulfilling one's duty. It concludes with a poignant observation: even those who possess everything they desire might ultimately yearn for death, highlighting the complex and often paradoxical nature of human desires and the search for meaning. The recurring plea "Hear, O King" frames the song as a profound lesson or a timeless tale being imparted to a ruler, emphasizing its wisdom and universal relevance.
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