Thala Keezha Lyrics
From the movie Gemini
Thala Keezha Song Lyrics is the track from Gemini Tamil Film – 2002, Starring Vikram, Kiran Rathod, Kalabhavan Mani, Vinu Chakravarthy, Murali, Charle, Ramesh Khanna, Dhamu, Vaiyapuri, Rani. This song was sung by மாணிக்க விநாயகம். The music was composed by Bharathwaj. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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{Thalakeezhaa porakkuraan Thalakeezhaa nadakkuraan
Vayiru endra pallaththil Idhayaththaiyae podhaikkiraan} (2)
Gnaana thanghamae Gnaana thanghamae
Manishan oru katta Makka pora matta
Dhegham oru satta Nee yara vaazha vitta
Oththa thuzhiyila Oththa thuzhiyila
Oru latcham oru kodi Usuru irukkudhu
Athana usuraiyum Adichi thorathittu
Oththa uyir oththa uyir Karuvil valarudhu
Gnaana thanghamae Gnaana thanghamae
{Kannukkulla mannu pattaa Kannu kalangurom
Kadaisiyil moththathaiyum Mannula podhaikkirom} (2)
Gnaana thanghamae Gnaana thanghamae
Manishan oru katta Makka pora matta
Dhegham oru satta Nee yara vaazha vitta
Thalakeezhaa porakkuraan Thalakeezhaa nadakkuraan
Vayiru endra pallaththil Idhayaththaiyae podhaikkiraan
Gnaana thanghamae Gnaana thanghamae
{Yeppo porakkurom Yeppo porakkurom
Pethu podum aaththaalukkum Theriyala theriyala} (2)
Gnaana thanghamae Gnaana thanghamae
{Vaazhkkaiya muzhusaa Vaazhndhavan yaarammaa
Manusan oru otta paana Manasu neraiyumaa} (2)
Gnaana thanghamae Gnaana thanghamae
Manishan oru katta Makka pora matta
Dhegham oru satta Nee yara vaazha vitta
Thalakeezhaa porakkuraan Thalakeezhaa nadakkuraan
Vayiru endra pallaththil Idhayaththaiyae podhaikkiraan
Gnaana thanghamae Gnaana thanghamae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This philosophical song delves into the profound mysteries and ironies of human existence. It opens with the imagery of man being 'born upside down' and 'walking upside down,' metaphorically representing the chaotic, often illogical, and challenging nature of life from its very beginning. The lyrics poignantly observe how humans, driven by the 'pit called stomach' (hunger and material desires), often 'bury their heart,' sacrificing compassion and true feelings for worldly pursuits. The recurring refrain, 'Oh, golden wisdom,' serves as an address to an unseen, all-knowing entity, questioning the transient nature of human life and the inevitability of decay.
The song further explores themes of mortality and the insatiable nature of human desires. It highlights the miracle of a single life emerging from countless possibilities and contrasts human sensitivity to minor discomforts (dust in the eye) with the ultimate fate of being buried in the earth. The lyrics ponder whether anyone truly lives life to its fullest, likening man's mind to a 'leaky pot' that can never be completely filled, emphasizing the endless cycle of wants and dissatisfaction. It's a reflective piece that encourages contemplation on the brevity of life and the deeper meaning beyond material existence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thala Keezha?
Thala Keezha is sung by மாணிக்க விநாயகம்.
Which movie is Thala Keezha from?
The song Thala Keezha is featured in the movie Gemini.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thala Keezha?
The lyrics for Thala Keezha were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Bharathwaj.
Is English translation available for Thala Keezha lyrics?
Yes! Thala Keezha lyrics from Gemini include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thala Keezha lyrics?
This philosophical song delves into the profound mysteries and ironies of human existence. It opens with the imagery of man being 'born upside down' and 'walking upside down,' metaphorically representing the chaotic, often illogical, and challenging nature of life from its very beginning. The lyrics poignantly observe how humans, driven by the 'pit called stomach' (hunger and material desires), often 'bury their heart,' sacrificing compassion and true feelings for worldly pursuits. The recurring refrain, 'Oh, golden wisdom,' serves as an address to an unseen, all-knowing entity, questioning the transient nature of human life and the inevitability of decay. The song further explores themes of mortality and the insatiable nature of human desires. It highlights the miracle of a single life emerging from countless possibilities and contrasts human sensitivity to minor discomforts (dust in the eye) with the ultimate fate of being buried in the earth. The lyrics ponder whether anyone truly lives life to its fullest, likening man's mind to a 'leaky pot' that can never be completely filled, emphasizing the endless cycle of wants and dissatisfaction. It's a reflective piece that encourages contemplation on the brevity of life and the deeper meaning beyond material existence.