Sooriyan Chandran Lyrics
From the movie Nee Thodum Pothu
Sooriyan Chandran Song Lyrics is the track from Nee Thodum Pothu Tamil Film – 1984, Starring Raghuvaran, Lakshmi. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. ஷைலஜா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Gangai Amaran.
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Sooriyan chandhiran pol Ungal pugazh vazhnthida venumaiyyaa
Sooriyan chandhiran pol Ungal pugazh vazhnthida venumaiyyaa
Sooriyan chandhiran pol Ungal pugazh vazhnthida venumaiyyaa
Vaazhththugirom vaazhgavendru Saami pola pala koottamingu
Chinna kuzhanthaigal ennam palikattum
Sooriyan chandhiran pol Ungal pugazh vazhnthida venumaiyyaa
Paattan paatti onnu sarnthu Kaaththirunthu vedha pottu
Paattan paatti onnu sarnthu Kaaththirunthu vedha pottu
Appaa ammaa thanni ooththi Aasaiyilae valarththa maram
Chinna pulla onnu koodu Oonjal aadum nalla maram
Irunthathuthaan pudikkalaiyo Vera maram kidaikkalaiyo
Adha vetti palli paala Vetti velai seiyum
Nallavare vallavarae Nallavare vallavarae
Coattukkullae irukkum Kooruketta konaangi mannavarae
Coattukkullae irukkum Kooruketta konaangi mannavarae
Chinna puththi ullavarae Saettaiyilae rompa vallavarae
Valarantha thenna maram polae nirkkum
Intha Coattukkullae irukkum Kooruketta konaangi mannavarae
Soththu sogam pala kodi Paththu thalaimurai koodi
Soththu sogam pala kodi Paththu thalaimurai koodi
Innumkooda theeravilla ungalukkum pothavilla Pullakkutti edhumilla
Ungalukku irunthaa thollai
Mullu kattaa vanthirunthaa Mallu katta vanthavara
Enga paattikku pall ila katti tharavenum Nallavare vallavarae
Nallavare vallavarae
Coattukkullae irukkum Kooruketta konaangi mannavarae
Coattukkullae irukkum Kooruketta konaangi mannavarae
Chinna puththi ullavarae Saettaiyilae rompa vallavarae
Valarantha thenna maram polae nirkkum
Intha Coattukkullae irukkum Kooruketta konaangi mannavarae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Sooriyan Chandran" from the 1984 film 'Nee Thodum Pothu' is a satirical piece, cleverly disguised as a song of praise. It begins with seemingly sincere blessings for a person's fame to last like the sun and moon, with children's wishes for their success. However, the lyrics quickly pivot to a sharp critique, using metaphors like a cherished family-grown tree being cut down for trivial purposes, symbolizing the destruction of something valuable by an incompetent or corrupt authority figure. The repeated address to a "foolish, crooked king in a coat" highlights the target as someone in power, possibly an official, who is perceived as having a "petty mind" and being "skilled in mischief."
The song further lambasts this figure for their insatiable greed, noting that even generations of accumulated wealth are not enough for them, and ironically stating that having children would only be a "nuisance" to such a person. The plea for the grandmother's teeth to be fixed, juxtaposed with the grand pronouncements, underscores the common people's struggles and the leader's detachment. Overall, the song uses a blend of mock praise and direct accusation to express frustration and disillusionment with a powerful individual, reflecting the social commentary often found in Tamil cinema lyrics of that era.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Sooriyan Chandran?
Sooriyan Chandran is sung by எஸ். பி. ஷைலஜா.
Which movie is Sooriyan Chandran from?
The song Sooriyan Chandran is featured in the movie Nee Thodum Pothu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Sooriyan Chandran?
The lyrics for Sooriyan Chandran were written by Gangai Amaran with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Sooriyan Chandran lyrics?
Yes! Sooriyan Chandran lyrics from Nee Thodum Pothu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Sooriyan Chandran lyrics?
The song "Sooriyan Chandran" from the 1984 film 'Nee Thodum Pothu' is a satirical piece, cleverly disguised as a song of praise. It begins with seemingly sincere blessings for a person's fame to last like the sun and moon, with children's wishes for their success. However, the lyrics quickly pivot to a sharp critique, using metaphors like a cherished family-grown tree being cut down for trivial purposes, symbolizing the destruction of something valuable by an incompetent or corrupt authority figure. The repeated address to a "foolish, crooked king in a coat" highlights the target as someone in power, possibly an official, who is perceived as having a "petty mind" and being "skilled in mischief." The song further lambasts this figure for their insatiable greed, noting that even generations of accumulated wealth are not enough for them, and ironically stating that having children would only be a "nuisance" to such a person. The plea for the grandmother's teeth to be fixed, juxtaposed with the grand pronouncements, underscores the common people's struggles and the leader's detachment. Overall, the song uses a blend of mock praise and direct accusation to express frustration and disillusionment with a powerful individual, reflecting the social commentary often found in Tamil cinema lyrics of that era.
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