
Thaaye Thanthaiye Lyrics
From the movie Thiru Neelakandar
Thaaye Thanthaiye Song Lyrics is the track from Thiru Neelakandar Tamil Film – 1972. This song was sung by டி. ஆர். மகாலிங்கம். The music was composed by C. N. Pandurangan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Thaayae thanthaiyae thadang karunai perunithiyae
Thaayae thanthaiyae thadang karunai perunithiyae
Neeyae thalaivanenum nilaiyil ulagirunthaal…aa…
Noyendru vantha saathi thuyarthanaiyae
Nee vanthu theerththa pinbu nindraadu nadaraja
Aaaaaaaaaaanindraadu nadaraja
Pillai tamil pesi ezhavendum Unthan penmai manamirangi tharavendum
Pillai tamil pesi ezhavendum Unthan penmai manamirangi tharavendum
Ullam vazhi thiranthu vida vendum Intha uyirinil nadanamida varavendum
Ullam vazhi thiranthu vida vendum Intha uyirinil nadanamida varavendum
Nadaraja varavendum nadaraja
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a fervent devotional plea to Lord Shiva, addressed as Nataraja, the cosmic dancer. The devotee calls upon the deity as both mother and father, a boundless treasure of compassion. The lyrics express a deep yearning for divine intervention in worldly affairs, specifically highlighting the suffering caused by caste discrimination. The prayer is for Nataraja to descend, eradicate this societal ill, and only then to perform his divine dance, symbolizing peace and justice restored.
The song further expresses a desire for spiritual purity and divine presence. The devotee wishes to speak in "Pillai Tamil," a genre of poetry celebrating childhood, symbolizing innocence and a fresh, pure devotion. There's a plea for the divine feminine aspect (or profound compassion) of the deity to manifest and grant grace. The ultimate desire is for the heart to open completely, allowing Nataraja to enter and perform his sacred dance within the very essence of the devotee's being, signifying ultimate spiritual union and liberation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thaaye Thanthaiye?
Thaaye Thanthaiye is sung by டி. ஆர். மகாலிங்கம்.
Which movie is Thaaye Thanthaiye from?
The song Thaaye Thanthaiye is featured in the movie Thiru Neelakandar.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thaaye Thanthaiye?
The lyrics for Thaaye Thanthaiye were written by Kannadasan with music composed by C. N. Pandurangan.
Is English translation available for Thaaye Thanthaiye lyrics?
Yes! Thaaye Thanthaiye lyrics from Thiru Neelakandar include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thaaye Thanthaiye lyrics?
This song is a fervent devotional plea to Lord Shiva, addressed as Nataraja, the cosmic dancer. The devotee calls upon the deity as both mother and father, a boundless treasure of compassion. The lyrics express a deep yearning for divine intervention in worldly affairs, specifically highlighting the suffering caused by caste discrimination. The prayer is for Nataraja to descend, eradicate this societal ill, and only then to perform his divine dance, symbolizing peace and justice restored. The song further expresses a desire for spiritual purity and divine presence. The devotee wishes to speak in "Pillai Tamil," a genre of poetry celebrating childhood, symbolizing innocence and a fresh, pure devotion. There's a plea for the divine feminine aspect (or profound compassion) of the deity to manifest and grant grace. The ultimate desire is for the heart to open completely, allowing Nataraja to enter and perform his sacred dance within the very essence of the devotee's being, signifying ultimate spiritual union and liberation.
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