Sir Ungalathan Sir Lyrics
From the movie Hitler Umanath
Sir Ungalathan Sir Song Lyrics is the track from Hitler Umanath Tamil Film – 1982, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, K R Vijaya, Sathyaraj, V. S. Raghavan, Anju, Suruli Rajan. This song was sung by டி. எம் சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Sir ungalaththaan sir Ungal uththaravindri ullae vanthaen
Mannikkanum sir Naan ungalai polae padichchavan illai
Sinthikkanum sir
Sir ungalaththaan sir
Ada ennanga saami kuzhappam Adha sollunga saami enakkum
Ada ennanga saami kuzhappam Adha sollunga saami enakkum
Ellaam irukkuthu vasathi Idhil eppadi vanthathu asathi
Ellaam irukkuthu vasathi Idhil eppadi vanthathu asathi
Adhu kidakkuthu kazhutha vittu thallunga Nadakkira vazhiya melae paarunga
Sir ungalaththaan sir Ungal uththaravindri ullae vanthaen
Mannikkanum sir Naan ungalai polae padichchavan illai
Sinthikkanum sir
Paanai pidiththaval baakkiyamthaanga Padipadiyaaga osanthu vantheenga
Paanai pidiththaval baakkiyamthaanga Padipadiyaaga osanthu vantheenga
Avanga nerunga nenachchaalum samayaththilae Neenga etta mudiyaatha imayaththilae
Etta mudiyaatha imayaththilae
Neenga kotti kuvichchaalum Satti nirrainjaalum
Otti uravaada venaamaa Peththa magal kooda mattu mariyaathai
Vittu pesum nilai varalaamaa Mariyaathai vittu pesum nilai varalaamaa
Pasiyum irunthuchchu rusiyum irunthuchchu
Pasiyum irunthuchchu rusiyum irunthuchchu
Paduttha neraththil thookam vanthuchchu
Pasiyum irunthuchchu rusiyum irunthuchchu
Paduttha neraththil thookam vanthuchchu
Padhavi vanthuchchu kaasu panamum vanthuchchu
Padhavi vanthuchchu kaasu panamum vanthuchchu
Pasiyum thookamum paranthiduchchu
Pasiyum thookamum paranthiduchchu
Kaaichcha maramthaanga kalladi vaangum
Nalla manamthaanga solladi vaangum
Kaaichcha maramthaanga kalladi vaangum
Nalla manamthaanga solladi vaangum
Pattaa theriyum suttaa theriyum Muttaal vaazhkkai melunnu puriyum
Muttaal vaazhkkai melunnu puriyum
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Sir Ungalathan Sir" from 'Hitler Umanath' is a poignant address from a common man to a highly successful, perhaps troubled, individual. The speaker, acknowledging his own lack of formal education, humbly yet directly questions the source of the successful man's weariness despite his abundant comforts. He reminds the protagonist of his humble beginnings, attributing his rise to the fortune brought by his wife, and points out that despite reaching great heights, he seems to have lost touch with basic human connections and peace.
The lyrics delve into the paradox of success, where the attainment of wealth and status leads to the loss of simple joys like hunger and restful sleep. The speaker uses vivid metaphors, comparing the successful man to a fruit-bearing tree that attracts stones (criticism) and a good heart that receives verbal abuse. Ultimately, he suggests that the burdens of such a life might make one realize the comparative ease of a "fool's life," implying a life free from the pressures and isolation that often accompany great achievement. It's a philosophical commentary on the true cost of success and the importance of human connection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Sir Ungalathan Sir?
Sir Ungalathan Sir is sung by டி. எம் சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Sir Ungalathan Sir from?
The song Sir Ungalathan Sir is featured in the movie Hitler Umanath.
Who wrote the lyrics for Sir Ungalathan Sir?
The lyrics for Sir Ungalathan Sir were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Sir Ungalathan Sir lyrics?
Yes! Sir Ungalathan Sir lyrics from Hitler Umanath include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Sir Ungalathan Sir lyrics?
The song "Sir Ungalathan Sir" from 'Hitler Umanath' is a poignant address from a common man to a highly successful, perhaps troubled, individual. The speaker, acknowledging his own lack of formal education, humbly yet directly questions the source of the successful man's weariness despite his abundant comforts. He reminds the protagonist of his humble beginnings, attributing his rise to the fortune brought by his wife, and points out that despite reaching great heights, he seems to have lost touch with basic human connections and peace. The lyrics delve into the paradox of success, where the attainment of wealth and status leads to the loss of simple joys like hunger and restful sleep. The speaker uses vivid metaphors, comparing the successful man to a fruit-bearing tree that attracts stones (criticism) and a good heart that receives verbal abuse. Ultimately, he suggests that the burdens of such a life might make one realize the comparative ease of a "fool's life," implying a life free from the pressures and isolation that often accompany great achievement. It's a philosophical commentary on the true cost of success and the importance of human connection.
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