Singara Velanukku Lyrics
From the movie Murugane Thunai
Singara Velanukku Song Lyrics is the track from Murugane Thunai Tamil Film – 1990. This song was sung by சீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன். The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Kulamagan.
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Singaravelanukku arupadai veedu Omkkaaravelanukku oorudhoorum veedu
Singaravelanukku arupadai veedu Omkkaaravelanukku oorudhoorum veedu
Aangaara subbanukku pazham marukka Aangaara subbanukku pazham marukka
Aandiyaaga vandhamarndha oru padai veedu Aandiyaaga vandhamarndha oru padai veedu
Pazhani oru padai veedu
Pazhaniyilae panguni maadha uththiram
Bhakthi vellam perugi odum urchavam
Pazhaniyilae panguni maadha uththiram
Bhakthi vellam perugi odum urchavam
Anbarukku aadharavu kandhan sevadi
Anbarukku aadharavu kandhan sevadi ingu
Aadi varum odi varum theertha kavadi ingu
Aadi varum odi varum theertha kavadi
Muruga theertha kavadi kandha theertha kavadi
Shanmugha theertha kavadi
Vel muruga velmuruga velmuruga Pazhani vel muruga
Vel muruga velmuruga velmuruga Pazhani vel muruga
Singaravelanukku arupadai veedu Omkkaaravelanukku oorudhoorum veedu
Shanmugha nadhiyinilae kuzhichu vandhenae
Sankaran magan unnai nenachu vandhenae
Shanmugha nadhiyinilae kuzhichu vandhenae
Sankaran magan unnai nenachu vandhenae
Giri suthi iru vaaram valam vandhenae
Giri suthi iru vaaram valam vandhenae
Arulodu porul yaavum naanum pettrenae
Arulodu porul yaavum naanum pettrenae
Vel muruga velmuruga velmuruga Pazhani vel muruga
Vel muruga velmuruga velmuruga Pazhani vel muruga
{Ashtalakshmi urai pazhani malai vaazhum Aiyannae murugaiyanae
Sashti viradha palan thandharulvaai Kandhanae shakthi maindhanae} (2)
Mayil meedhyeri varuvaai Vendum varam nee tharuvaai
Mayil meedhyeri varuvaai Vendum varam nee tharuvaai
Kondaadum anbarukku Panjamirutham alikkum thandayudhapaniyae
Thandayudhapaniyae thandayudhapaniyae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This devotional song, "Singara Velanukku," is a heartfelt tribute to Lord Muruga, particularly focusing on his six abodes (Arupadaiveedu), with special emphasis on Pazhani. The lyrics recount the popular legend where Muruga, in a fit of anger after being denied a divine fruit by his parents, renounced worldly pleasures and settled as an ascetic (Aandi) in Pazhani. The song celebrates Muruga's divine beauty (Singara Velan) and his omnipresence (Omkara Velan), asserting that he has a home in every town, symbolizing his accessibility to all devotees.
The song vividly describes the vibrant atmosphere of Pazhani, especially during the Panguni Uthiram festival, where a flood of devotion overflows. It highlights the traditional practices of devotees, such as carrying sacred Kavadis, bathing in the Shanmugha river, and circumambulating the holy hill (Giri Valam). The lyrics express the deep faith that Muruga's divine feet are the ultimate support for his devotees, and by performing these acts of devotion, one receives abundant grace and prosperity. The song culminates in a prayer to Dandayuthapani, the staff-wielding deity of Pazhani, to grant wishes and blessings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Singara Velanukku?
Singara Velanukku is sung by சீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன்.
Which movie is Singara Velanukku from?
The song Singara Velanukku is featured in the movie Murugane Thunai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Singara Velanukku?
The lyrics for Singara Velanukku were written by Kulamagan with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Singara Velanukku lyrics?
Yes! Singara Velanukku lyrics from Murugane Thunai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Singara Velanukku lyrics?
This devotional song, "Singara Velanukku," is a heartfelt tribute to Lord Muruga, particularly focusing on his six abodes (Arupadaiveedu), with special emphasis on Pazhani. The lyrics recount the popular legend where Muruga, in a fit of anger after being denied a divine fruit by his parents, renounced worldly pleasures and settled as an ascetic (Aandi) in Pazhani. The song celebrates Muruga's divine beauty (Singara Velan) and his omnipresence (Omkara Velan), asserting that he has a home in every town, symbolizing his accessibility to all devotees. The song vividly describes the vibrant atmosphere of Pazhani, especially during the Panguni Uthiram festival, where a flood of devotion overflows. It highlights the traditional practices of devotees, such as carrying sacred Kavadis, bathing in the Shanmugha river, and circumambulating the holy hill (Giri Valam). The lyrics express the deep faith that Muruga's divine feet are the ultimate support for his devotees, and by performing these acts of devotion, one receives abundant grace and prosperity. The song culminates in a prayer to Dandayuthapani, the staff-wielding deity of Pazhani, to grant wishes and blessings.
