Silai Edutthan Oru Lyrics
From the movie Server Sundaram
Silai Edutthan Oru Song Lyrics is the track from Server Sundaram Tamil Film – 1964, Starring Nagesh, K R Vijaya, R. Muthuraman, S. N. Lakshmi, Major Sundarrajan, Manorama, S. Rama Rao, Rama Prabha, S. V. Ranga Rao, T.M. Soundararajan. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by Vishwanathan -Ramamoorthy. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Silai eduthaan oru chinnapennukku Kalai koduthaan aval vannakannukku
Lalala lalala lalala lalala laalaalaa
Silai eduthaan oru chinnapennukku Kalai koduthaan aval vannakannukku
Aadai koduthaan aval udalinilae Aada vittaan indha kadalinilae
Aadai koduthaan aval udalinilae Aada vittaan indha kadalinilae
Silai eduthaan oru chinnapennukku Kalai koduthaan aval vannakannukku
Kattazhagu vaalibar thottupaarka Kavingargal thamizhaal thattipaarka
Kattazhagu vaalibar thottupaarka Kavingargal thamizhaal thattipaarka
Pottuvaitha poovaiyar pottipoda Pollaadha paruvathai kallaakiyae
Silai eduthaan oru chinnapennukku Kalai koduthaan aval vannakannukku
Padaikonda pallavan aakivaithaan Paruvathin saarathai thekkivaithaan
Kannipennai thaerinil thookivaithaan Kaadhalai yen avan baakivaithaan
Silai eduthaan oru chinnapennukku Kalai koduthaan aval vannakannukku
Annam ival vayadho padhinaaru Aandugal poyina aarunooru
Innum ival mudhumai yeidhavillai Ennadhaan ragasiyam theriyavillai
Silai eduthaan oru chinnapennukku Kalai koduthaan aval vannakannukku
Aadai koduthaan aval udalinilae Aada vittaan indha kadalinilae
Silai eduthaan oru chinnapennukku Kalai koduthaan aval vannakannukku
Lalala lalala lalala laalaalaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Silai Edutthan Oru" from the 1964 film 'Server Sundaram' is a poetic ode to the timeless beauty captured in sculpture, specifically referencing the exquisite stone carvings of the Pallava era, like those found in Mahabalipuram. The lyrics describe a sculptor who creates a statue of a young girl, imbuing her with such life and artistry that her "colorful eyes" seem to hold a soul. The song marvels at how this inanimate object is given "clothes" and placed by the "sea," inviting admiration from all – handsome youths, poets, and even other women who feel a sense of competition with her beauty. It celebrates the artist's power to immortalize fleeting youth by turning its "mischievous" essence into stone.
The lyrics further delve into the enduring nature of this artistic creation. It speaks of a Pallava king who crafted such a masterpiece, preserving the very "essence of youth." Despite centuries passing – "six hundred years have gone" – the statue remains eternally youthful, never aging. The song ponders the mystery behind this perpetual youth, highlighting the profound impact and lasting legacy of art. It's a tribute to the sculptor's skill, the beauty of the subject, and the eternal quality of true art that transcends time and mortality.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Silai Edutthan Oru?
Silai Edutthan Oru is sung by பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Silai Edutthan Oru from?
The song Silai Edutthan Oru is featured in the movie Server Sundaram.
Who wrote the lyrics for Silai Edutthan Oru?
The lyrics for Silai Edutthan Oru were written by Kannadasan with music composed by Vishwanathan -Ramamoorthy.
Is English translation available for Silai Edutthan Oru lyrics?
Yes! Silai Edutthan Oru lyrics from Server Sundaram include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Silai Edutthan Oru lyrics?
The song "Silai Edutthan Oru" from the 1964 film 'Server Sundaram' is a poetic ode to the timeless beauty captured in sculpture, specifically referencing the exquisite stone carvings of the Pallava era, like those found in Mahabalipuram. The lyrics describe a sculptor who creates a statue of a young girl, imbuing her with such life and artistry that her "colorful eyes" seem to hold a soul. The song marvels at how this inanimate object is given "clothes" and placed by the "sea," inviting admiration from all – handsome youths, poets, and even other women who feel a sense of competition with her beauty. It celebrates the artist's power to immortalize fleeting youth by turning its "mischievous" essence into stone. The lyrics further delve into the enduring nature of this artistic creation. It speaks of a Pallava king who crafted such a masterpiece, preserving the very "essence of youth." Despite centuries passing – "six hundred years have gone" – the statue remains eternally youthful, never aging. The song ponders the mystery behind this perpetual youth, highlighting the profound impact and lasting legacy of art. It's a tribute to the sculptor's skill, the beauty of the subject, and the eternal quality of true art that transcends time and mortality.
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