Thennavan Thaai Naattu Lyrics
From the movie Tenali Raman Tamil
Thennavan Thaai Naattu Song Lyrics is the track from Tenali Raman Tamil Tamil Film – 1956. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singer : P. Susheela
Music Director : Vishwanathan Ramamoorthy
Lyricist : Kannadasan
Thennavan thaai nattu singaaramae Thennavan thaai nattu singaaramae
Inghu sirppangal paadum sangeedhame Thennavan thaai nattu singaaramae
Inghu sirppangal paadum sangeedhame Thennavan thaai nattu singaaramae
Inghu sirppangal paadum sangeedhame Thennavan thaai nattu singaaramae
Annangal uravaadum anisolaiyum Annangal uravaadum anisolaiyum
Aruginil vilaiyaadum ezhil yaavumae Thennavan thaai nattu singaaramae
Inghu sirppangal paadum sangeedhame Thennavan thaai nattu singaaramae
Kadal meedhu asaindhaadum alai nadagam
Engal kalaimadhar kaar koondhal tharum yaasagam
Kadal meedhu asaindhaadum alai nadagam
Engal kalaimadhar kaar koondhal tharum yaasagam
Kalam sendra manavaalan kadhai sollum maadhu
Kalam sendra manavaalan kadhai sollum maadhu
Indhiya naadandri ver engum yedhu
Indhiya naadandri ver engum yedhu
Thennavan thaai nattu singaaramae
Kannada senthamizh thulu malaiyaalam Haa…aaaaaa…
Kannada senthamizh thulu malaiyaalam Aandhiram ennum aivagai naadu
Aandhiram ennum aivagai naadu Maandhargal yaavarum oorinamaagum
Maandhargal yaavarum oorinamaagum Nadai udai pavai ondrena kaanum
Nadai udai pavai ondrena kaanum Thennavan thaai nattu singaaramae
Inghu sirppangal paadum sangeedhame Thennavan thaai nattu singaaramae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a vibrant ode to the beauty, cultural richness, and unity of the Southern Indian land, referred to as 'Thennavan's motherland.' It paints a picturesque scene, celebrating the region's natural splendor with imagery of swans in groves and the dramatic dance of ocean waves. Beyond nature, it extols the artistic heritage, metaphorically stating that even the sculptures sing music, highlighting the deep-rooted tradition of art and culture. The lyrics also touch upon the valor and emotional depth found in its people, referencing tales of maidens awaiting their warriors, suggesting a land rich in stories and human spirit.
The song further emphasizes the unique identity and unity of India, specifically focusing on the linguistic diversity of the South. It proudly lists Kannada, Tamil, Tulu, Malayalam, and Andhra as distinct regions, yet beautifully concludes that despite these differences, all their people are seen as one race, sharing a common essence in their demeanor, attire, and way of life. This message of unity in diversity, wrapped in poetic praise for the land's aesthetic and cultural grandeur, makes the song a patriotic and culturally significant piece.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thennavan Thaai Naattu?
Thennavan Thaai Naattu is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Thennavan Thaai Naattu from?
The song Thennavan Thaai Naattu is featured in the movie Tenali Raman Tamil.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thennavan Thaai Naattu?
The lyrics for Thennavan Thaai Naattu were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Thennavan Thaai Naattu lyrics?
Yes! Thennavan Thaai Naattu lyrics from Tenali Raman Tamil include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thennavan Thaai Naattu lyrics?
This song is a vibrant ode to the beauty, cultural richness, and unity of the Southern Indian land, referred to as 'Thennavan's motherland.' It paints a picturesque scene, celebrating the region's natural splendor with imagery of swans in groves and the dramatic dance of ocean waves. Beyond nature, it extols the artistic heritage, metaphorically stating that even the sculptures sing music, highlighting the deep-rooted tradition of art and culture. The lyrics also touch upon the valor and emotional depth found in its people, referencing tales of maidens awaiting their warriors, suggesting a land rich in stories and human spirit. The song further emphasizes the unique identity and unity of India, specifically focusing on the linguistic diversity of the South. It proudly lists Kannada, Tamil, Tulu, Malayalam, and Andhra as distinct regions, yet beautifully concludes that despite these differences, all their people are seen as one race, sharing a common essence in their demeanor, attire, and way of life. This message of unity in diversity, wrapped in poetic praise for the land's aesthetic and cultural grandeur, makes the song a patriotic and culturally significant piece.
