Thirukoil Katta Enni Cover Art

Thirukoil Katta Enni Lyrics

From the movie Subrabatham

Thirukoil Katta Enni Song Lyrics is the track from Subrabatham Tamil Film – 1977. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெய்ராம் மற்றும் சீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

MS
Music DirectorM. S. Viswanathan
K
LyricistKannadasan

Singers

வஜ
Singerவாணி ஜெய்ராம் மற்றும் சீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன்

Star Cast

Not Specified

Thirukoyil katta enni Porupposu vantha ennai
Veruppodu paarththaayae perumaalae Palar mithiththaalum vidamaattaen thirumaalae

Thirukoyil katta enni Porupposu vantha ennai
Veruppodu paarththaayae perumaalae Palar mithiththaalum vidamaattaen thirumaalae

Kanjinagar varatharaja Un karunai perumai enna lesa
Kanjinagar varatharaja Un karunai perumai enna lesa
Vaanjaiyudan enakku arula Kanji varathaa virainthodi varuga

Thiruppani seivatharkku udanthai
Nee thirukoyilil kondirukkum kuzhanthai
Thiruppani seivatharkku udanthai
Nee thirukoyilil kondirukkum kuzhanthai

Thinanthorum sevai seiya varava Ranga srivilli puththoorin thalaivaa
Thinanthorum sevai seiya varava Ranga srivilli puththoorin thalaivaa

Bhoologa vaigunthavaasaa pugazhaagum Sri ranga naatha sri ranga naatha
Sri ranga naatha sri ranga naatha

Thiruvarangaththu ranganaathaa En sevaikku thunai puriya vaa vaa

Anantha pathmanaaba anantha vishvaroopaa

Thiruvananthai pathmanaaba Unakku singaara koyil katta vaa
Thiruvananthai pathmanaaba Unakku singaara koyil katta vaa

Naarayana naarayana naaraayana naarayana
Naarayana naarayana naaraayana naarayana
Naarayana naarayana naaraayana naarayana

Guruvayur thanniloru kuzhanthai Nadakka konjuthammaa irandu salangai
Guruvayur thanniloru kuzhanthai Nadakka konjuthammaa irandu salangai

Vara vendum srikrishna bala Niraintha varathodu anantha laalaa
Vara vendum srikrishna bala Niraintha varathodu anantha laalaa

Pazhamai niraintha thirupathiyae Engal azhagar malai karunai nithiyae

Solingar aalugindra mugamae Paavam tholaivatharkku neeraadum kulame
Solingar aalugindra mugamae Paavam tholaivatharkku neeraadum kulame

Thondu seiyum adiyaargal thamakku Un sodhanai bodhumadaa
Sodhanai theernthu un paathmalar thannil Engalai saernthidadaa

Thondu seiyum adiyaargal thamakku Un sodhanai bodhumadaa
Sodhanai theernthu un paathmalar thannil Engalai saernthidadaa

Kondathu kolgai endrathil nindravar Kumuruthal kelumadaa
Kondathu kolgai endrathil nindravar Kumuruthal kelumadaa
Koyil piranthida vilaiyenil Vaigundathaththil saerththidaa
Vaigundathaththil saerththidaa Vaigundathaththil saerththidaa

Narasimma narasimma narasimma Vaigundaa vaigundaa vaigundaa
Sriranga sriranga sriranga

Mai vanna maeni konda nerinatha
Thirumagal thannai marbil vaiththa malar marba
Mai vanna maeni konda nerinatha
Thirumagal thannai marbil vaiththa malar marba

Nei koondhal vedhavalli thalaimagalae
Manam nirainthirukkum alamelu manathavanae

Eththanaiyo ulagil vadiveduththaai
Angu ellaa vadivilum penneduththaai
Pithu pidiththa pennai ariyaayo
Indru piththam thelinthathendru arulvaayp

Paandurangaa pandarinaatha Pannagasayanaa manivannaa
Patmanabanae veeraraagavaa Aadhikeshava srikrishna

Rishikesha rishikesha sriranga sriranga
Thirumaalae thirumaalae narasimmaa narasimmaa
Narasimmaa narasimmaa rishikesha rishikesha
Sriranga sriranga thirumaalae thirumaalae

Song Meaning & Analysis

This devotional song is a fervent plea from a devotee to Lord Vishnu, addressing him in his myriad forms and abodes across India. The central theme revolves around the devotee's unwavering resolve to build a temple for the Lord, despite perceived indifference or trials. The lyrics express a deep sense of commitment and a yearning for divine grace, questioning the Lord's apparent lack of compassion while reaffirming the devotee's steadfastness. It's a heartfelt conversation, almost a loving complaint, from a devotee who feels overlooked but refuses to abandon their sacred mission.

The song beautifully invokes various manifestations of Vishnu, from Varadaraja of Kanchi and Ranganatha of Srirangam to Padmanabha of Thiruvananthapuram and Krishna of Guruvayoor, highlighting the pan-Indian reverence for the deity. The devotee implores the Lord to end their trials and accept their service, even suggesting that if the earthly temple cannot be built, they should be united with Him in Vaikuntha. The lyrics culminate in a passionate appeal, acknowledging the Lord's many incarnations and consorts, and asking for His blessing to clear the devotee's "madness" – perhaps referring to the intense devotion that drives them.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Thirukoil Katta Enni?

Thirukoil Katta Enni is sung by வாணி ஜெய்ராம் மற்றும் சீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன்.

Which movie is Thirukoil Katta Enni from?

The song Thirukoil Katta Enni is featured in the movie Subrabatham.

Who wrote the lyrics for Thirukoil Katta Enni?

The lyrics for Thirukoil Katta Enni were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.

Is English translation available for Thirukoil Katta Enni lyrics?

Yes! Thirukoil Katta Enni lyrics from Subrabatham include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Thirukoil Katta Enni lyrics?

This devotional song is a fervent plea from a devotee to Lord Vishnu, addressing him in his myriad forms and abodes across India. The central theme revolves around the devotee's unwavering resolve to build a temple for the Lord, despite perceived indifference or trials. The lyrics express a deep sense of commitment and a yearning for divine grace, questioning the Lord's apparent lack of compassion while reaffirming the devotee's steadfastness. It's a heartfelt conversation, almost a loving complaint, from a devotee who feels overlooked but refuses to abandon their sacred mission. The song beautifully invokes various manifestations of Vishnu, from Varadaraja of Kanchi and Ranganatha of Srirangam to Padmanabha of Thiruvananthapuram and Krishna of Guruvayoor, highlighting the pan-Indian reverence for the deity. The devotee implores the Lord to end their trials and accept their service, even suggesting that if the earthly temple cannot be built, they should be united with Him in Vaikuntha. The lyrics culminate in a passionate appeal, acknowledging the Lord's many incarnations and consorts, and asking for His blessing to clear the devotee's "madness" – perhaps referring to the intense devotion that drives them.

Music Video

Thirukoil Katta Enni official music video

Song Details

Song NameThirukoil Katta Enni
Singersவாணி ஜெய்ராம் மற்றும் சீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன்
LyricistKannadasan
LanguageTamil

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