
Thillai Ambala Lyrics
From the movie Rajapart Rangadurai
Thillai Ambala Song Lyrics is the track from Rajapart Rangadurai Tamil Film – 1973, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, Usha Nandhini, M. N. Nambiar, V. K. Ramasamy, Srikanth, S. V. Ramadas, Kumari Padmini, Sasikumar, Jaya Guhanathan, C. K. Saraswathi. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Thillai ambala thalam ondrirukkudhaam…
Aamaa adhan paeru thaan Chidhambaramnu solluvaa enna ippo
Thillai ambala thalam ondrirukkudhaam Adhai kanda perkku
Janana marana piniyai karukkudhaam
Unmai thaan Anga poi bagavaana dharisanam pannittu vandhaa
Jenmamae saabalyam adaiyum
Poi varuga
Yaarudaa
Naan poi varuga uthaaram thaarumae
Aa neeyaa
Ungal ponnadiyai pottrinen Thiruk kannaal paarumae en swaami
Thillai ambala thalam ondrirukkudhaam Adhai kanda perkku
Janana marana piniyai karukkudhaam
Nandhaa unna nambi Naarppadhu vaeli nelatha vittu vachirukken
Indha nelamaila thillai unakkoru kaedaa Indhaa paar ellaathaiyum uzhudhu payirittu
Aruvada seidhittu adhukkapparam Enga venaalum po vaelaiyai paar
Aandae aandae
Podaa velaiyai paardaa
Naalai pogaamal naan iruppaeno…oo…
Indha naarum udalai kandu kalippaeno
Naan naalai pogaamal naan iruppaeno
Indha naarum udalai kandu kalippaeno
Naalai pogaamal naan iruppaeno… oo…
Indha naakku narambum innum sumappaeno
Naalai pogaamal naan iruppaenooo…oo…oooo
Naalai pogaamal naan iruppaeno…
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Thillai Ambala" from 'Rajapart Rangadurai' delves into the profound spiritual yearning of a devotee contrasted with the demands of worldly duties. The lyrics open with a discussion about the sacred temple of Thillai Ambalam (Chidambaram), believed to grant liberation from the cycle of birth and death to those who visit it. This sets a deeply devotional tone, highlighting the protagonist's desire for spiritual salvation and the ultimate fulfillment that comes from beholding the divine. The initial dialogue emphasizes the sanctity of the pilgrimage and its transformative power.
However, this spiritual quest is abruptly interrupted by a master figure who reminds the protagonist, Nandha, of his earthly responsibilities. Nandha is entrusted with cultivating land, and his master dismisses his spiritual aspirations as a distraction from his immediate duties. The song then shifts to Nandha's poignant lament, questioning the futility of clinging to a mortal, decaying body and the transient nature of life. His repeated rhetorical questions about "departing tomorrow" underscore his existential crisis and his longing for liberation from worldly attachments, even as he is bound by them. The song beautifully captures the eternal conflict between spiritual pursuit and material obligations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thillai Ambala?
Thillai Ambala is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Thillai Ambala from?
The song Thillai Ambala is featured in the movie Rajapart Rangadurai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thillai Ambala?
The lyrics for Thillai Ambala were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Thillai Ambala lyrics?
Yes! Thillai Ambala lyrics from Rajapart Rangadurai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thillai Ambala lyrics?
The song "Thillai Ambala" from 'Rajapart Rangadurai' delves into the profound spiritual yearning of a devotee contrasted with the demands of worldly duties. The lyrics open with a discussion about the sacred temple of Thillai Ambalam (Chidambaram), believed to grant liberation from the cycle of birth and death to those who visit it. This sets a deeply devotional tone, highlighting the protagonist's desire for spiritual salvation and the ultimate fulfillment that comes from beholding the divine. The initial dialogue emphasizes the sanctity of the pilgrimage and its transformative power. However, this spiritual quest is abruptly interrupted by a master figure who reminds the protagonist, Nandha, of his earthly responsibilities. Nandha is entrusted with cultivating land, and his master dismisses his spiritual aspirations as a distraction from his immediate duties. The song then shifts to Nandha's poignant lament, questioning the futility of clinging to a mortal, decaying body and the transient nature of life. His repeated rhetorical questions about "departing tomorrow" underscore his existential crisis and his longing for liberation from worldly attachments, even as he is bound by them. The song beautifully captures the eternal conflict between spiritual pursuit and material obligations.
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