Thaazhampoo Kaigalukku Lyrics
From the movie Idhaya Malar
Thaazhampoo Kaigalukku Song Lyrics is the track from Idhaya Malar Tamil Film – 1976, Starring Gemini Ganesan, Sowcar Janaki, Sujatha, Kamal Haasan, Vijayakumar, K. A. Thangavelu, M. Saroja. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா மற்றும் பி. எஸ். சசிரேகா. The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.
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Thaazhampoo kaigalukku thanga valaikaappammaa
Thangavalai osaiyilae thaalaattu kelammaa
Vaazhaippoo kaigalukku vaira valaikaappammaa
Vairavalai osaiyilae vaazhththuppaa kelammaa
Manjal mugaththilae kungumam pottu Konji sirikkuthadi
Manjal mugaththilae kungumam pottu Konji sirikkuthadi
Paththu maasam niranthathum aasthikkoru Pillai vanthu pirakkuthadi
Thanga mugathilae kungma pottu Nenjai mayakkuthadi
Intha thaayin manam konda aasaikkoru Ponnu vanthu pirakkumadi
Thanga mugathilae kungma pottu Nenjai mayakkuthadi
Intha thaayin manam konda aasaikkoru Ponnu vanthu pirakkumadi
Manjal mugaththilae kungumam pottu Konji sirikkuthadi
Kangal irandinil thevai edhuvena Ketkindra kelviyenna
Ingu pennaval endrum pillaigal endrum Paarpathil laabamenna
Thondril pugazhodu thondruga enbathu Valluvar sonnathadi
Avar solliya vannam entha kuzhanthaiyum Vaazhvathu nallathadi
Thondril pugazhodu thondruga enbathu Valluvar sonnathadi
Avar solliya vannam entha kuzhanthaiyum Vaazhvathu nallathadi
Baharathi kanda pudhumai pengal Vaazhnthidum kalamadi
Innum pazhaiya ninaippil vaazhvathinilae Yaarukku labamadi
Aayiram kodi aandugalaaga Suriyan ullathadi
Antha sooriyan pazhamai enbathinaalae Thaazhvathu illaiyadi
Aayiram kodi aandugalaaga Suriyan ullathadi
Antha sooriyan pazhamai enbathinaalae Thaazhvathu illaiyadi
Manjal mugaththilae kungumam pottu Konji sirikkuthadi
Paththu maasam niranthathum aasthikkoru Pillai vanthu pirakkuthadi
Thanga mugathilae kungma pottu Nenjai mayakkuthadi
Intha thaayin manam konda aasaikkoru Ponnu vanthu pirakkumadi
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song beautifully captures the anticipation of childbirth, initially expressing a societal preference for a son as an heir, contrasted with a mother's personal yearning for a daughter. It uses rich imagery of bangles and vermilion dots to symbolize joy and new life. The lyrics then transition into a profound social commentary, questioning the age-old practice of gender discrimination and highlighting the futility of distinguishing between male and female children.
The song draws upon the wisdom of ancient Tamil philosopher Thiruvalluvar, emphasizing that any child's worth lies in their virtuous life, and invokes the progressive vision of poet Bharathiyar, who championed empowered women. It challenges outdated mindsets, suggesting that while some ancient things (like the sun) retain their value, certain old thoughts must evolve. Ultimately, the song advocates for celebrating every child, regardless of gender, and embracing a future of equality.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thaazhampoo Kaigalukku?
Thaazhampoo Kaigalukku is sung by பி. சுஷீலா மற்றும் பி. எஸ். சசிரேகா.
Which movie is Thaazhampoo Kaigalukku from?
The song Thaazhampoo Kaigalukku is featured in the movie Idhaya Malar.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thaazhampoo Kaigalukku?
The lyrics for Thaazhampoo Kaigalukku were written by Pulamaipithan with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Thaazhampoo Kaigalukku lyrics?
Yes! Thaazhampoo Kaigalukku lyrics from Idhaya Malar include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thaazhampoo Kaigalukku lyrics?
This song beautifully captures the anticipation of childbirth, initially expressing a societal preference for a son as an heir, contrasted with a mother's personal yearning for a daughter. It uses rich imagery of bangles and vermilion dots to symbolize joy and new life. The lyrics then transition into a profound social commentary, questioning the age-old practice of gender discrimination and highlighting the futility of distinguishing between male and female children. The song draws upon the wisdom of ancient Tamil philosopher Thiruvalluvar, emphasizing that any child's worth lies in their virtuous life, and invokes the progressive vision of poet Bharathiyar, who championed empowered women. It challenges outdated mindsets, suggesting that while some ancient things (like the sun) retain their value, certain old thoughts must evolve. Ultimately, the song advocates for celebrating every child, regardless of gender, and embracing a future of equality.
