Sakthi Bhagavati Lyrics
From the movie Villu Pattukaran
Sakthi Bhagavati Song Lyrics is the track from Villu Pattukaran Tamil Film – 1992, Starring Ramarajan, Rani, Vagai Chandrasekar, M. N. Nambiar, Vikas Rishi, Goundamani, Senthil, Kuladeivam Rajagopal, Shanmugasundaram, S. N. Lakshmi. This song was sung by மனோ மற்றும் ராஜகோபால். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Gangai Amaran.
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Thandhanaththom endru solliyae Villinil paada
Aamaam villinil paada Vandharulvaai ganapathiyae
Thandhanaththom endru solliyae Villinil paada
Aamaam villinil paada Vandharulvaai ganapathiyae
Vandhanangal seidhu Maghizhdhom
Aamaam Vandhanangal seidhu
Maghizhdhom Unnarul thandhu vaazhtha venum
Kalai magalae
Vandhanangal seidhu Maghizhdhom
Unnarul thandhu vaazhtha venum Kalai magalae
Uh uh uh aamaam poi
Thaanaththandha thodu Ezhu sandhangalum thaalaththodu
Thaanaththandha thodu Ezhu sandhangalum thaalaththodu
Paanapambai ooru Mittakkai thuthumbi odu
Ha ha thuthumbhi odu Aththanaiyum melaththodaeae…
Paanapambai ooru Mittakkai thuthumbi odu
Aamaam thuthumbhi odu Aththanaiyum melaththodae
Sakthi bhagavadhi sangari Saamundi saambhavi bhairavi annai
Ena bhakththar pala per Vaithu azhaippadhu
Aadhi paraasakthi thanmai
Appadi
Sakthi bhagavadhi sangari Saamundi saambhavi bhairavi annai
Ena bhakththar pala per Vaithu azhaippadhu
Aadhi paraasakthi thanmai
Aval kaanjiyil kaamaatchchi Uyar kaasi visaalaatchchi
amaa val kaanjiyil kaamaatchchi
Uyar kaasi visaalaatchchi
Thillaiyil sivagaami Thiru kalaiyuril abiraami
Thillaiyil sivagaami Thiru kalaiyuril abiraami
Innum samayapuraththilae Thaayae
Samayapuraththil Maariyamman peyaril
Avalin arasaatchchi Thamizh sanga valarththa
Madhurai arasaandaval meenaatchchi Arasaandaval meenaatchchi
Sakthi bhagavadhi sangari Saamundi saambhavi bhairavi annai
Ena bhakththar pala per Vaithu azhaippadhu
Aadhi paraasakthi thanmai
Sakthi bhagavadhi sangari Saamundi saambhavi bhairavi annai
Ena bhakththar pala per Vaithu azhaippadhu
Aadhi paraasakthi thanmai
Oh oh oh amaaa Thaayae engammaa seekkiram vaamaa
Kaappaaththammaa thaayae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Sakthi Bhagavati', is a vibrant 'Villu Pattu' performance, a traditional folk art form from Tamil Nadu where stories and praises are sung with a bow-string instrument. The lyrics begin with an invocation to Lord Ganesha, seeking his blessings for the performance, and then to Goddess Saraswati, the deity of arts and knowledge, to grant her grace. The song sets a lively, devotional tone by describing the rhythmic sounds of various traditional instruments like the Paanai, Pambai, Urumi, and Thudumbhi, emphasizing the celebratory atmosphere of the praise.
The core of the song is a fervent adoration of Goddess Shakti, the divine feminine power, referred to by her many names: Bhagavati, Shankari, Chamundi, Shambhavi, and Bhairavi. The lyricist highlights her omnipresence by listing her manifestations in various sacred temples across India – as Kamakshi in Kanchi, Visalakshi in Kasi, Sivakami in Thillai (Chidambaram), Abhirami in Thirukkadaiyur, Mariamman in Samayapuram, and Meenakshi in Madurai. The lyrics beautifully paint a picture of the Goddess's divine form, describing her captivating eyes, her tongue where Tamil dances, her melodious voice that makes even Shiva dance, and her graceful movements, culminating in her divine arrival to the world.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Sakthi Bhagavati?
Sakthi Bhagavati is sung by மனோ மற்றும் ராஜகோபால்.
Which movie is Sakthi Bhagavati from?
The song Sakthi Bhagavati is featured in the movie Villu Pattukaran.
Who wrote the lyrics for Sakthi Bhagavati?
The lyrics for Sakthi Bhagavati were written by Gangai Amaran with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Sakthi Bhagavati lyrics?
Yes! Sakthi Bhagavati lyrics from Villu Pattukaran include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Sakthi Bhagavati lyrics?
This song, 'Sakthi Bhagavati', is a vibrant 'Villu Pattu' performance, a traditional folk art form from Tamil Nadu where stories and praises are sung with a bow-string instrument. The lyrics begin with an invocation to Lord Ganesha, seeking his blessings for the performance, and then to Goddess Saraswati, the deity of arts and knowledge, to grant her grace. The song sets a lively, devotional tone by describing the rhythmic sounds of various traditional instruments like the Paanai, Pambai, Urumi, and Thudumbhi, emphasizing the celebratory atmosphere of the praise. The core of the song is a fervent adoration of Goddess Shakti, the divine feminine power, referred to by her many names: Bhagavati, Shankari, Chamundi, Shambhavi, and Bhairavi. The lyricist highlights her omnipresence by listing her manifestations in various sacred temples across India – as Kamakshi in Kanchi, Visalakshi in Kasi, Sivakami in Thillai (Chidambaram), Abhirami in Thirukkadaiyur, Mariamman in Samayapuram, and Meenakshi in Madurai. The lyrics beautifully paint a picture of the Goddess's divine form, describing her captivating eyes, her tongue where Tamil dances, her melodious voice that makes even Shiva dance, and her graceful movements, culminating in her divine arrival to the world.
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